... The city of Carthagena has a sufficient force to repel the In- dependents, should they have the temerity to attack tt. There are 1000 regular troopi, consisting of the regiment of Leon, part of the regiment of Valencia, and 500 Artillery. The Militia and Volunteer Corps may consist of 2000 more. The works are in good order, barracks under repair, and they have provisions for the garrison for ...

... Yesterday a Quarterly General Court of Prnprietors was hehl at the East India Ilouse. The Mi1nutes of the'proceedings34t the last Court having been read, The CHAIRM1AN moved that a Resolution of the Court of Directors, granting a pension of i,c001. per annum to lo. Barnard, ?? clerk in the Coast and Surat W1arehouse, in consequence of a reduction having taken place in the department to which ...

... To Tag EDITOR or THE MORNING CHRONICLE. (COPY.) Sirx, Kentish Town, Sept. 21, 1820. From the period of my late catastrophe In Argyll-street, to add to my anxiety, I have been currently charged by a multi- tude of malignant slanderers, as being the person who decapt- tated TIhistlewood and his deluded companions in May last. Your offical contradiction of this disgusting falsehood, as Sheriff of ...

... %y CAPE OF GOOD RqOPZ ; We feel no surprise at the lamentable accounts which have been lately transmitted by the new settlers at the Cape of Good Hope, for amidst a vast selection, a more injudicious situation for the establishment of a ne'w colony could not be pointed out. We shall certainly be conferring a benefit, if we contribute to disabuse the public on this question. A slight sketch of ...

... TIE MORNING CHRONICLE. mc LONDON:of TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1820. thi -th Frankfort Papers to 18th instant, and other Ger- ne man Journals arrived last night. The following are ie extracts:- ml WA RSAW, SEPT. 4. PO Political news, of the highest importance to the social system Po of Europe, Is circulating lhere at this moment, when the Polish hr Diet Is meeting for the second time. A lnew ...

... d MIEETING OF ST, A1US,~UY ?? Parish form's what Is called the Clink Liberty, andl al- klsough it extends from the Borough-market to 131aclefriars-roaad, and comprehends an immense population, the isdtahitant h Isuseholders are not entitled to vote for 8outhwai k, tior have n they any opportunity of expressing their opinion upon any pelb- lie question, but through the mediurs of a Parochial ...

... POR UGUESE REVOLUTION. To Titt ktrOSIDENT, MtO!5cCt'AL MIEMTiURS AND Br RIREFTATIvsI orb THIS CITY OF LISBON, AND THE DEiUTIES oF THE GUILDS T~larsEoP. I Tie ICINO, otir Loird, through the Governors of these bf3 Kingdoms of Portugal and Algarve, sends to you greet- n lng:- We having already made known the necessity, tinder existing urgent circumstances, of the Convocation of the Cortes, In a ...

... . I .TI-J, QUEEN. Yesterday' a very numerous and respectable Moedsng of~the Inhabitant Householders4 of St. James's, Westminster, was held at the Phvlteney Assembly Rooms, in Brewer-street, Goildpr- square, for the purpose of voting an Address of Congratulation to her Majesty, J. TI. BARBER BEAIUMONT, Esq. in the Chglr. The Worthy CHAIRMVlAN addressed the Meetinj at con- siderable length, ?? ...

... E£QYJT.IAN .IU4XfY. The Hunterian Muiseuni at Glas0oW has just been enriched by the acquisition of an vgyptiall AMumnny the dopation ot 51r. Joshua Heywood, jun. of that city, which, from its ig state of preservation, may be considered as the most interesing addliton in the Aittricpariau Derartnaent, made to that very vah iable collection sitce it jecame'the property of the University. Tete ...

... TO T11 EDTTOR or Tr MORNING CHRONICLE. . Ricleadvenm discere vers-smn Fuli letat Ma'e Sm.i The impartial urbanity and patience which you have P recently evinced on .the intestine broils of a certain is Committee, that never should have been intruded upon P your obliging disposition, inspire me with the hope, g that your columns will not yet be shut against the play- d ?? animation I shall now ...

... While the attention of the public was engaged, as it s 1bas lately been, upon an important question which ap- C peare to absorb every other object, the projected im- e Drovemrents of the present day have scarcely been al- lowed to obtrude upon our observation. But we a-re reminded of that most necessary undertaking, the pro- posed removal or alteration of London Bridge, by the melancholy ...

... IER MAJESTY'S ANSWERS TO ADDRESSES. TO THFE LADIZS OF PADDINGTON. Jtly heart has bevt touched by this loyal and affectionate Ad- dress from ?? ?? Femnales of the Parish (if P'addii'rono. Iih ny return to Eng'and, I felt the sacred cause of insulted honnur and of calumniated innocence. To have remained aibroad after such accmilulated indignities and wrongs as I had u,:perieulcel, woulti have ...