... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or GREAT BIATrAN AND IRELAND. HOU3E OF LORDS-OCT. ]1. At ten o'clock this morning the Lord Chancellor came down to the House, and prayers were read. Counsel were then called in, and the witness Mr. Ilownam was again placed at the Bar, and the examination in chief by Mr. 'TJNDAL waS resumned. I asked you yesterday about the communication between the tent and the part of the ...

... TfifE MONI NG CfRONlq,;. LON DO N: SATURDAY, OITOBER 28, 182. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL commenced Uis reply yesterday. We can mpke due allowance fo,r the dis- tressing ,aiguation in which the Learned Gentleman was placed on this occasion. With the mass oF odiouo and disg sting charges whuich he heaped on her MA- JESTY, in hi, ?? estam ,net, freah in hip recollec-: tion, Vhat a mortifieatio4, after ...

... ADDFRESSES. PREiENTE1) AT IPAINDENBU1AGH O!QUS . On Wedmesay an immense number. of the -workingr classes of the mietrqpolis and its vicinity paid tbeir tribuote of respect and sympathy to the Queen. The streets, iherefore,. and even the vhsla line of road, to Bran- denburgh-H1o6se, were sq vrly as IV o'clock .extremely crowded. 'J'hefirst prOLC ?? W>i9 that-of Ibe Carpenters and J6injr, who ?? ...

... IMT BERIAL PARL- ES'v - GREAT BRI1dWIN REZN ,HOU.RISE OF ORDS, xsaa ;f ?? The House asembled at thie usual. hour.. -.qf '~tyers bad . been readiapd the names called over, The Airl of LIAlCA1RRAS addressed theHouse, fromh the Gallery, aid said, that tholih he was uonacustomned to address the. House, fie felt impelled to dt' so,. as well from. a egard to jusce&as So the feelings of ?? qost ...

... THE MORBNING CHONICLE. * L'LONDON: TUESD4Y, OCTOBER 31, tsrue. On the conclusion of the speech of the SOLICITOR- 'GENERAL a debate arose on the subject of the Letters of the Baron Von.OMPTEDA. It was determined by a majority of 145 to 16, 'that they should not be re- ceived. Our readers will observe that Lord GREY, Lord HOLLAND, and most of the Opposition, voted against their reception. The ...

... To TIM EDITOR or TAu MORNTING CHRONICLRE. SIR, It Is very unusual to see any unconstitutional and ungenerous sentiments anisounced in the A3orning Chronicle and still more mortifying to see them sanctioned by the signature of An Old Whig. The Correspondent who has abused that name in-your Paper of this morning, while he admits that the evidence In support of the present charges against theo ...

... Monday was a great day for Addresses to the Queen. There were Addresses from thle following places and pub. lic bodies:- Shipwriats. Jedburrg. ittetrrpotitan. Abergavenny. Bristol, Mmle and Female. Newcaettle-under-Line. M onmouith. Calile, Wilts. St. Klatherirre's, Tower. Chipping Sodbury. St. Jhnes, Westminster. The Shipwriglnts and Caulkers carried tip to Branden- lwr,,h-honse specimens of ...

... PUBLICATION OF SEDITIOUS HAND BirLS. PUBLIC OSFICE, BoW ?? morning, at eleven M o'clock, Mr. Harmer, accompanied by Mr. Haydon, attended G, before Richard Birnie, Esq. for the purpose of laying an infor- M mation against lMlr. DaNsIS 0 Byrvy,of Ei,Craven-street, Strand, (F for publishing a seditious and inflammatory placard orposting- bill. The Magistrate being engaged, they were referred to ...

... THE MORNING CHIRONICLIE. LONDON: FREDAfESDAY, OCTOBBB 11, 182 The examipatlon of Lieut. 71kN was concluded yesterday Wet. CAuluNcTob was then shortly re-examined, and some pro- gress was made in the examination of Lieut. HOWNA-4. is Nation; says a Mlinisterial Paper of yesterday, are not to be brought to the verge of civil commotion for the sake of gratifying a petty contemptible turn for ...

... LONDON: ,SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1820. The anxiously expected Lisbon packet arrived yes- Iterday, afte a lpng passage, owing to contrary winds. 7 She left the Tagus on the 21st ult,, and the accounts brought by her' fully confirm the statements we have already published from the French Papers regarding the late occurrences in the Portuguese capital, though with some new particulars. We subjoin ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OT GREAT BRI~TAIN AND IRELANXD. ,0sSE (OF LORDS-Ocr. 9. ?? TbMe Romte assembled at the UsUalthour. -Prayers wrere read. 1, ?? Junior Bishop, and the roll of the House was called over. . 'enumber of defaulters this day was unusually great. We ,i were happy to observe that the Duke of York was sufficiently hrecovered from his late Indisposition to be able to attend. - Coim. ...

... UNITED PALI AMENT. HOtUSE- OF COMNMONS. Tuesday, Oct. 17. Gen. CAQCVNE presented a Petition from Liverpool, vdiielh stated, that so great had been the encrease of distress Inst vear, that no less than 14,000 panpers were supported oalit of the pocr- rates in thlt town. Though the whole population in ght be 110,000, yet not more than 20,000 contribtited te the poor-rates, and of that number 7 ...