... COURT.QF TE , OIT. !6;. .Losvdo4' ddjeou'aiqd4 Stidirnri, Mfiee Triviftf' Tean, mbfet Mr. 'Jns'ice 1ayele aniJ Ceo~nioh't~ic2: 5TII ti 'O V. rraioixs' etO' aT X4r;Aiit. ' This vias an indictment againrt Thomas Ben61ett aud Thomas I Fox for a conspirac); the-indictment clitirging the former with frauduienrtly personating the lattvr, for, the purpose of ohtaining for the lattcer a certificate ...

... DEFP.Ncr1 OF THE. PROSECUTTON. ' d4ricispericitantibus op1utana9um.- Tove DTTO1I Or T149T~lOpTNG CHRONICLE. There is vno hdrto u reflecin nsomnepeope,4 thtlsti perfectly astonishing.. Thisiilhs obtained ima monst exfra- SJ ordinary degree in the course of the proceedings against: her 3'vljescy. A 'teviesiofttwo or three 'cjrcunistailces, that have os'cas~ionne~so iniiclh iinreasossable ...

... 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 ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GREAT BI.TUXAINAND IREL4,1X M MOSEOF.LORDS, Ocr~nza 26. ?The. House met tbis isorning at the usual hour.,. Prayers haigbeen read and the names called Qver, Counsel were called ina tety..mintitesafter ten o'clocPE Dr. LuisHINGTCtii proceeded to address their Lordslirps-Mty ,Lords; If I had been left to the exerciser of my own discretion, It I had beets at liberty to follo W ...

... ' I YELLOW FEVER. . -Cadit, from P aM. 24th of September, to the sarhe hour orn the 27th-Number of sick on the 23d, II1; since recovered Z8 t .died 15, new cases 93, remaining sick on the27th, 151. a Xeres de la Frontera, from the 20th to the 23d inclusive.- y Remained sick on the 19th, 13w, since recovered 5s, died 24, new cases 159, remaining sick on the 23d, 210. From this statement, it ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GREAT BRITA-IN AND IRELAND.- HOUSE OF LORDS, OCTrOEx 21. Upose the ralling over, of the House, this morning, at the usual hour, the non-attendaice of several Peers was excused in con- sequence of indisposition. A considerable tdne elapsed before business comrnenced, through the curiosity excited dmosig their Lordships, by the appearance of two New Zealand Chiefs be- low ...

... THIE' MOININr CHRONICLE. . . _ ~ ~ ~ L O N D O N: MOD.'Y, OCTOBER 23, 1i820. Saturday and yesterday we received three days' Paris Papers to Thursday last, inclusive' The Kiro held a CouncIVof I1li- nisters on Wednesday. Tuesday Sit CIIARLES STUART, the English Ambassador, hid a private audience of his IIAJFSTY' to present the answer of his Sovereign tsl the notification of the birth of the ...

... 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. ...

... 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. ...

... 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, ...

... REPORT 01 the SI.CR13T COMMITTEEappolnted to examine and verify EXTRACTS fron'ithe CORRESPONDENCE be- tween Colonel 13lOWNVsNand JT. A. POWVELL,KFs. rela- tive to the ?di sion of' GtUSEPPE RE STELLI to Mlilan, and his Detention tbeke. 1iy the Lords Cnormaiitee~ appointed a Secret-Committee, with n powers to examine John Allaii Powell, Esq. asto the Extracts Idi froms such parts of his ...

... SOUTHWA1RK MEETING FOR THE DISMISSAL (OF MINISTERS. t At half past twelve o'clock the High Bailiff, accompanied by y Sir Robert Wilson, and a number of Gentlemen who had :o signed the requisition, entered the Town Hall, which was l0 crowded with the most respectable Househotirsi of the Borough. . The requisition beingread, in consequence of which the Meet- !e ing was convened for the purpose ...