... coulltrp jo? fw- ?? 00 The itrfrerqis of 13trte hris Presented crioersorr n V 'elvt Cleith 0101l Ciuslr re iroieii ?? fringe, It, the inhabitants of Cubrfdge', fo il in tire Cehurch. C rrlt~ A dreadfulrlfeii cident occuirrerd in 11ienfitryt on Thno day lest, at tle' It'S. Rt Prresion'5 ?? gir uf aert i er'IA years ef rage, being t rft ril tile leiice'reo iii tile. irrew 6 ~ heI mgejrje',d a ...

... APERIAL PARLIAAMENT- ~rit of the Queen. House of Lords. WV F 'TY-FIRST DAY. WE.DNESDAY, Nov. 8.1 T/ue Lord Clancellor took his seat on the Woolsack at ten o'clock. prayers 1vere read hy tlhe Bishop of Bristol, and the Hnuse vwras 1hen ealled over. Several Peers were excused on accotutst. of indisposition. The pmmittee on thle Bill of Pains and Penalties jeing. re sued, the ArchAbishop of Tuani ...

... RErOICfN(S JN THE POUINT.RM . HARLOW, EssEx.-The happy, escape of the Bueers from&4d fangs of her base calumniators, has no where been more heartily celebrated than In this town on Wednesday last. A bonfire of immense magnitude-ushered ih the rejoicings Illuminations be'. gan after it, -of the most brilliant appe ance, with transpareri- dces, &c.. The neighbouring inhabitants, from the ...

... ',?'Tabdj i? I C. yr Rebeaca, Glyon^, and Hitsernia, Dytr, hense at bierrina he Rllolution, M'Gregor, hence at Trieste Achilles, Lance), hence at Havre an Ann, Waller, hence at Lubec to LobertStewart. Bibby, hencefor Wexford, is norshoreonthe . Wharf, near Mockbezgar agi w St. Anna, Lingnew, hence for St. Petersburg, putlinto Storna- way 15th ult. amitlas been condermned Maria Crowther, Wakh, ...

... @ ON j I'IUE~SiDA. Nov. 'IUESi)A, NoV. 141 ?? of Friday ?? bar , 0g o 4_ tcrday tpe kiing received tile RI . . dor a orid'Alelliie7 401l~lisvr ..t, the letters frora -Vierina occd Aus .ea ,fl['iib >fltiJ iiti ,viieiarc in.l Ita y il'r- iil est l~ r~, 5li st ' lt itla. lhtete is a eple t cilazad; ~ ~ l attends.Ct r ,co:l tilel gitg~linyj,, 'a's~e 'u ltI 1, ~ l~l for e ?? inteal - cedO~ ?? ...

... PR) PAT , CORRESPONDAT12. - X- T-, ?? IQ CFlA I, F.L.. . London, Nov. 13. 1820. It is expected that a proclamation fur proroguing Par- liament to the latter end if January, or the beginoing of n February, vill appear in the GazeLte of to-morrow night, C or of Saturday ncxt. Preparations :ore making at the Erxcie Office, Post Of- a fice, and Custom House, for illuminating this evenidn. E Ihe ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... . | The Alo'siteui contiins the foliowing letter re- Itfing to the conduct of, the Envoy from Wurtern- berty et Car'lsruhe, as stated ifi she evidence o Barbara Kyaitz _ Sni-Thc public Papers, is giving an accounit of the trial of the Queen of England. have published the deposi. -tions of a female servant of Carlsruhe, named Barbara Krantz. and the cross.examinatien which she underwent by ...