... I - THlE MORNING CHRONICLE. : ~~~L 0 D 0 .No: TUJBSDAY, 0CTOBR 24, 1820. It was generally understood at Rio Janeiro, when Lord BERESFO1R sailed, that he had on board the Monarch money equal to 150,0001., and a considerable tit of 4ianion4, jntended to pay the Portugguese troops ?? Rio Janeiro Gazettes are filled ' itl ro 1mQtioqa ill honour of the Kixo's lat birdhday, The QUTEN'S case is. ...

... I To. I EDITOR or Tim MORNING CHRONICLE. IU yous Paper'pf tbsp dad, I ' ,etceive a Letter addressedito Lord John Russell, with bha sigp-ature of- Au Old Whig.; Whether Lord John evincedm -J'i1stakenJudgmene in calling. on Mr. WilbertotetO stepj'fori'aa 4endeavoertoprelet that inubstiion 'which is no*jsiS brousght.toa closeisa ques- Etios unneces~ar' to be' discuwed.:o one can doubt that his ...

... 1iMiPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREAT DBRITIA AND IRELAND., H-OUSE OF LORDS-OCT. ?? The Lord Uhancellur entered the. IlousL at a few Minutes before ten o'clock. 'Prayers were read, and the names called. A ille~senger afipeared nli the ?? witl, sundry papers 'reative to the revenue, and ssccoslnts of. sumns expended'in the proceed. ing' against her Majesty' the- Queen-The papers were ordered to be ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT oG GREAT BRlITAIN ANMD I1?RL4ND. HOUSE OF LORDS-Oca. 12. At ten o'clock the Lord Chancellor took his seat on the Woolsack. Several Peers were excused from attendance this day in consequence of indisposition. At twenty minutes past ten o'clock the Lord Chincellor def sired that the Counsel should be called in. The Earl of BLESINTON begged to take that oppor. tunity of ...

... I ?? Yesterday lr. Pearson and other Gentlemen waited upoi Mr. Birnie at Bow-street, and having had some conversation with the worthy Magistrate, Vickery was sent for to fetch i. . Williams, theperson who became answerable to Sir* R. Ba' er for the appearance of William Franklin, alias Fletcher, alias Forbes, on Sunday last, Mr. Williams, osn his arrival, was shewn into a private room, and Mr. ...

... THlE MORNINA CI 1IWAICL E:. L O N 1) ( ) N:C IFEDNISDLAY, OCTOEER 4, 1820. Time and many corroborating circumstances have t Dow proved that there is no foundation whatever for the report, circulated last week, of a large naval armament c being preparing for foreign service. We shall state the grounds on which we conceive the story got afloat.-r 'The first dispatches sent over to our Government ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GREAt BRIT.Ix AtD IrBxLAD. HIOUSE OF LOkDS, Omblak 0. tile Lord Chancellor entered the Honuse at five minutes hefol'e t~en. Prayers were read bythejunifor Bishop, and tlteroilof the ?? was called over. Several.Peersawere excused on account bf indisposition. 'I'le l'iarqtsess efr LANSI5OWN tose to call their Lordahipi' iittentlon to their order of the gist of August, which ...

... Frno tiue LOZ;,D,)NLV (GAZLJ IAs o4 O(ct. 21. IPORIP1GN-O~FICE, O)T. i7. The King has been pleased to approve of U. Fourrier de Serre as Vsee Consul for hlis.Most Christian Majestyat Hull.. CROWN OFFICE, OCT. 21. 3TEMVSR nETrUqNED TO SERYD IN THIS FRESUNT PARLIAMIRNT. County of Abeedean-The lon. Wri Gordon, of Dfirnies,' in the room of James Ferguson, Eeq. deceased. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. W. F. ...

... ST. GEORGE'S, HANOVER-SQUARE. Yesterday a Meeting of the Householders of tisi Parish was held at the Haunch of Venison Yard, Hanover-square, JOHN CAM HOBHOUSE, Esq. in the Chair. The Meeting was numerously attended, many elegant females graced the roceedings with their presence. Or. HOVHOUSP,, on being called to the Chair, said that be should ever feel happy on being called on by any portion ...

... Lisnov, SceT. 20-Our Gazettes of 18 and 19 contain nothing important. The public rejoicings continue at the Theatre of San Carlos, where the actors, at the request of the public, have sung several national songs, In the chorus of which the ladies in the boxes joined. The bust of the King was placed in front of the stage, and the house resounded with the cries of Long live the King-Long live ...

... .IiPERALPTARlIAMENT 1~0U9E OF COMMONS,2 CTOBER 17.. Mir. .CA-LCBA.FT, in conthination, said all the confusiorn, the iwhoe ?? has arisen fronm the ambhition of one mian -iil thitl outywho calculated onb g.haclravid of another. Chacelorwhowebedto etaty I h fic [aar,fiear,tiua~!J. It '4.as'duif mis~fortur~e 1'E hava Vfc~LChancellor who wanted to b.promoted, andi attire same timea:a.Lord ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT 0O IGREA T BRITANrI AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, OcTomnm 24. Attheu'sual tirne,narnely, a few minutes before ten, prayers were read, and the names of the Peers called-over. Earl 'GREY then addressed their Lordships to the following effect :-My Lords, as we may now entertain a hope that we approach the termination of the procedings which have con- sumed so much of our time, ...