... I 'gaintiou?-0 Voot !| HoflSE Sb n 0 ORI:k . TRIAL 'OF THE QUIElE B'll ADA ?? sri Grosvenlor rose and opposed th el Bill in a speech of consiole-ableleingth. lie Iii attenled thrlgtirhout the wvhole of this inquiry, 5d heard all the evidence, and he now felt it his t. afier giv ing to the case all the attention in his ,ter, here, in the face of the country, to declare Tat he did rti see in the ...

... BIPPLEG:E WARD ., .,Anumerous Ddeta of th~habitantso ?? plac ye~rdayf(i th priss presenting an Address of Co~r~u~adi~n ?? ety. takcen the Chair, he stated thathe ad clle th Meeingin ursuance of a 4equj~lisidjo hunded o hi fo cht pupsadslgned by upwa.rds of one Inhaitat Huseoldrs.It Was right or ?? to addrss her ajestyr -as carl as possil.Teywudb neary th firt boy which wouldbitoue otepeec ?? ? ...

... THE MORNING CHJRONICLE. L ON D O N: SATURDAY, N\OFZRMBER 8, is18QO. neMINISTERIAL PROTESTS AGAINST MINISTERq. e a .L Moved, That the further consideration of the Bill be ad- joutned to this day sjii uonths. ''Which being objected, the _ question was put thereupon. -It was resolved in the affirtsvtive. DiSSENTIRNT, Because no sufficient ground appears fqr the ababdonment !r of the Bill founded ...

... 'to Mr EDITOR or THE AOl NINo lCBRONlCLE Slit, ?? I fcn -s As there appears to be a great deal of confusiop in the various opinions ?? 'Bishopsimi the House of Lords, relative to the subject of Divorce, I think that l cannot better employ a moment's leisure than in 'the investigation of a question, which really jp- pearsto to involre no difficulty in its nature; though I miust 'think 'that the ...

... REJOICINPS IN THE COUNTRY. Duli.oEy-Tlre intelligence of tire Iniquitous Bill of Pains and Penalties having. been abandoned, was received at Dudy on Saturday ee'nnight, iwith the same enathusiasm as in every town0 ,and village throughout the kingdom. It evidently awakened b !he itre~st lively pleasure in ithe bosomns of all the inhabitants, C ,with the eictiption of a very small number, who ...

... Mr. Godwin has just published a work on Popula- tion, in which it is his object to show, that the doc- trines advanced by Mr. Malthus on this subject are al- together unfounded. Mr. Malthus had assumed, from some hypothetical calculations of Sir William Petty, on the number of children which teeming women can ,bear,.-some loose notions in the writings of Dr. Styles, &c.-a calcula- tion of ...

... Waba lEIntcltigncne. Luny. Mitchell, was to sail fro n Paribr arthi6s port about5th' Oct. Trhe Friendship. Shaw, from Persnabuco, was in the rirer. Te brig Ann,. was off the river, laying to for orders Marn, Mitchel I; Ann Maria. Waite, and Cortee, Da Cost. h hence at New York . The Ann, Crocker, wan witinn dayjS sail i of do. re - Vulcan, Reed; Frances Henrietta, Dilkennon, and Georgia, ...

... To the Editor of the Bristol Mercury. SIR,-Knowing what pleasure every fresh instance of the enthusiastic joy manifested by an affectionate people, on the deliverance of their persecuted Queen, would give you, I take the liberty of sending you an account of what took place at Wrington, on this glorious and joyful occasion, No sooner were the glad tidings made known in this place, than the most ...

... e Alerdeen Journal. SeIR, al. Tlere 'iS no subiect which deserves more serious cons:- 'c ation, nor any systeni that calls morc loudly for re- tsr., theli that which relates to the Si'migtgd.sg of' If we take it look of the hilly districts, woith wliicrl o(ur ei *o ltry ab'ounds, we slall find ^.hat they are inhilabited by in race of men, whose activity of body, and acnteness 0: St ...

... THE EXAMINER, ?? ! - : . _~ ' . LONDON, ROVEI(BER 12. 'Oui hopes of the pacification of Sicily and its union as a free stale witlCNanples, are -again dasled to tine ground. The Convention si9gned -on board an Engglish vessel be. tween General FLoARETAN P9PE and 1he'Palernitan Junta mt1t with aehostile reception in lhe Parliament of Naples, and on the yi~tion 6f-another-General PEPE it was ...

... TfIE LETTERS OF BARON OIIPTED4. Rome, Feb i, 1ilP, SSR,-Convinced of yotr nminia)le cnmplaicI, I h t ?? hate ireuxdy given decisive proufa, I vtittare itv iik a ?? It in my lvivi that1 the enclowcl lotter, 'ritteit by the 'ale Snci-jfemnme de chumtbre, ?? De Mott, to her rn i ixe, it11it is =till ill tile 'ervice of the Printcess (atid Otn, cccir og to tlddre-, , arallei Nhriegti I'roni, ...

... FO1REIGN INTELLIGENC.E. . _ I GF.RMAINY. tn article from Vienna, of the Ist instant, aIy, For some: days past oar warlike preparations oave beath redoubled. be- verai couriers have been sent to 'l'reviso, the head- -.rlers f our arny in italy. Persons who ii be well i-jrou eds assert, that these couriers are toe bearers of di-paaches For lth General-iii-Clieti tiae Porn (1 lF'riaoiut, ...