... Saturday being the day after Michelmas Day, the new She- riffs, according to annual custom, were presented before the Cursitor Baron of the Exchequer, and the Sheriffs for the pre- ceding year attended to surrender up their office. Soon after three o'clock the procession by water arrived at Westminster-bridge, and proceeded on foot across Palace-yard to the Court of Exchequer. The COMMON ...

... LONDON: MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1820. t Saturday and yesterday we received the Paris Papers i of Wednesday and Thursday last. They contain no ac- count of the accouchement of the Duchess de BERRtI, f but it appears by the following notice from Calais, at I which a telegraphic dispatch bad arrived from Paris, that the happy event had taken place, and that it was rendered doubly happy by the birth ...

... PoursMOuTHs, SEPT. 29.-At ten o'clock this tnornifig the Royal squadron anchored at Spithead, in order that his Majesty might receive the Addresses from Gosport and Portsea; after which it was understood that he would depart direct for Brighton. The moment his approach was perceived, rattling peals of artillery welcomed his arrival; and in an instant every station affording a prospect of the ...

... I ;ro THE EDITOh OF TSm MORNING CHRONICLP., SIR, Perhaps you will give room to a few niore remarks on mnayorazgas, or strict entail. Your Correspondent, X. certainly seems to be not quite correct in supposing that the Duke of Bedford would, if his estates were tied up in perpetuity, have as much inducement to im-n prove them as he has now: one inducement would be wantmn, namely, the wish to ...

... - POLAND. On the 13th ult. the Diet of Poland was opened at Warsaw by the Emperor Alexander, who delivered the following Speech:- is Representatives of the Kingdom of Poland-It is with real satisfaction that I find myself a second time among you, and ,with pleasure renew to you the assurance, that I follow the im-] pulse of my heart, and carry into execution one of my dearest wishes, when I ...

... NEXT THURSbAY. 4,5100 TICKETS TO BE TYRAWVN -ALL NVMLL ES11Zs-I$~OO~ 'rlNO NUTES-ALL IN STEPRLLNG GIQNEY. - THEE MORNIN CNIUG. 0W %C L 0 NJD O N: ., b TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1820. o' X BWe receired yesterday the Paris Papers of Friday t, Inst. .They confirm the, annolricement we gave yes-, al tirday of the birth of a, male. Weir to the House ofb Bourbon . Several' of the journals stopped the ...

... T'NE QUErPN.o yesterday the niietropolis was in a stte of life and ; bustle, to which we recollect nothing similar since the celebtation of the Jubilee for the restoration of the a peace of 1814, which it was supposed would bring with it so Many blessings. There seemed a general move- ment towards the west end of the town, every one ap- c pearing anxious t6 witness and swell the enthusiasm of ...

... tLAVNASTkn? RSOUNI30 We last week gra'e in substance the information qommnunicated to us, as brought by. Cgptain Johnson, .of the Cumbrian, of Hull, fron Lancaster' Sound, in Davis' Straits',. At' thai time fve' lad not bee. able to see Capt. J. but liaye since obtained ,tlie following particulars::-.n proceeding up Lancaster Sound, about 45 or 50 mileifrom the entrance, Capt. J. observed 6n ...

... SPAlV, NAPLES, AND PORTUGAL. The Dinner In Commemoration of the Triumph of Civil Li- berty in Spain, Naples, and Portugal, took place yesterday, in the Crown rnd Anchor Tavern. The Chair was taken by Sir Robert Wilson precisely at half-past six o'clock; the Chair was supported by Major Cartwright, Mr. Aldernmn Wood, Mr. Bennet, Mr. Nobhouse, Mr. flume, Sir Gerard Noel, &c. &c. The number ...

... DovER, SECT. 5o.-During the last week couriers and persons in the Qeeen's service have been passing to and from the Con- tinent, arranging matters for facilitating the journey of her Majesty's witnesses from Italy to London. This morning the Vigilant passage vessel from Boulogne arrived in. the Roads with a private signal announcing her freight to consist of Italians, who (twenty-one in number ...

... Al out l ad pitting to prese. we tecovea the .borngai de Paris of Saturday last, fiorm which we Aua de Pa give the following detail of the birth of a Prince:- PARAs, SaPT. 29. Our paper will arrive every where too late to announce the birth of the Duke of BORDEAux. The inhabitants of Paris were awakened by the discharge of cannon; all their hearts beat as they counted, and all leaped with joy ...

... THE LORD MAYR'S ANSWER TO THIZ REQUI.' SITION OF THE LIVERY. - A Deputation of Six Liverymen waited upon the Lord 1Wayor at the Mansion-house yesterday morning, at eleven o'eock, by appointment, to receive his Lordship's answer to the Reaisi. tion presented to him on Friday, to summon a Common Hall, to take Into consideration the conduct of the Chief Magistrate, in calling a military force ...