... IPE 1 A A-AL PARLIAM EXT GlJ'.IT BRITAIN AND ?? Lord 131INNIlNG brought in the Bill for the e~~ of Lunatic Asylums in tite Counties of Scotland.1Q~'~. afirst limre, and. ordered to Ito read a second tin'. ~ ' t March. Leave wivts given to bring in the Annual lrldeln~-t:.~ MIr. BFNSWN gave notice, that (in the 24h move for leavle to bring inl a 13:111 to citable Tr it.,5liO*. ties, we believe) ...

... THE MORNING CMIRONICLE. L 0 ND 0 ?? WEBVDNES~DAF disgust , 1818. By the French post we yesterday received the *ii- ginal Buenos Ayres Gazeue of 22d Apoil, contaizing the official account from General SAN MAIRTI of the battle of Maipo, in Chili, 'of which. we published on Thursday last a translation that had Ireached Ergland through.tthe United States. This Gazette came by the Buenos Ayres ...

... From the LONDON GAZETITo f Auto. 1fl BANKRUPTCES EMNLATGED. A. Ashworth, of Swan, Yorkshire, fustian mana ufacturer, S.I Todd and J. Wright, late of Tichborne-street, Middlesex, haberdashers, from Aug. i5to Aug. 29. liANlKRUPTlS. R. Williamson, of Ipswich, Suflolil, merchant, Sept. 3, at seven, 41, and £2, at clcven, at the Bear and Crown Inn, Ips- nvich. Attornty, Mr. Toms, Copthahi-court, ...

... Fion tih LONDON GAXZET:7-TE o~f Feb. 52.- BANKR PITCf1f'_3 SU PERTISEDED. F. Bradfield, of VVynonndh' m, Norfolk, grocer. T. Dovcy, of Worc e-ter, buildel. B AXKRU'PTS. W. N. Wright, of 6tapleford Ahkbort, Esscri, furmer, March 14, 21, and' April II at twe!ee, at Gffldhall. Attornies, _Mess-s. Evitt an' llixon, 1yaydon-squlre, Hinories. W. ?? Cotsford, (f UIpper ('lapron, Mirlddlesex, plumber, ...

... CHAMBE R OF PEERS.-ArIL 6. The Chamber of Peers (which had adjourned until to-mor- row at noon) was convoked to-day, to receive a communication from the Government. The Count CorvettD, Minister of Fi- niances, and the Counsellors of State, INI. Il3equin and Cavier, presented to the Chamber a projet ef a law riative to the Bank of France. This projet will be examined in the Bicaux, and ...

... Mft. ARB-UTI-I-; )V7YT A. AeO'JTHNOTT TO T'ra; CojmV5sN'lNG OFFICER AT FORT GAINES. 0kolokne IRiver, March A, 1817. Tle head chiefs request I will inquire Of you why Arneri- ,tn settlers are descending the ChatahoLchfe, driving the poor Indian from his habitation, and taking possession of hishome and cultivated fields.' Withouit authority, I can claimn nothing from you; but, a humane and ...

... FR 01:)X A G E,7tiMA N PAPI~E II. The following interestinog article, on the liberali pub- licstions in France, appear., in the RlsAemniscisene B3.1it- tt'rn}.v The Mkinerve merits the first place. It is written with taste, and in it the logic of 1M. Benjamin Con- stant, and thec wit and humour of M. Etianne are notc to be mistaken. This work is the moat dangerous rzdd all for the Ministiy, as ...

... SSIR -S'AM U Ro1MILL Y. The melancholy e'vent which we have this day to announce, will fill every part of the kingdom with mourning--and not pnlyofthe kiffgdlitir every parst of the enlightened world,` reverence for the cause of civil and religious-.i berty rendered its most distinguished llocate dear to the hearts of the liberal and humane. Sir Samuel Romillly, distracted by the death of his ...

... IHE MOHUNING CHIROVNICLE. - L O N D O N; SATURUDAY, APRIL 29, 1820. Subjoined is an extract of a Madrid letter, which conveys an Idea of the manner in which the credit of the Spanish nation has improved by the change of men and measures. With it we received the Proclamation of the KINC, addressed to the South Americans, of which we were compelled to adopt a most de- fective translation from ...

... TIHE QTJREN'. MEETING AT ST. JOHN'S, HORS1SLEYDOWN. Thursday, pursuant to a Requisition, a numerous meeting of the Parishioners of St. John, Horsleydown, was held in the Vestry-hall, and afterwards in the body of the Church (the Vestrybeingfoundtoo small to contain half the assemblage), for the purpose of considering the propriety of presenting an Address of Condolence and Congratulation to ...

... 1'ffR MORNING CHRONICLE. LO ND O N: WEDNESDAY; PEBR.UARY 14, 1821. We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Saturday last.- They still contain nothing to confirm the statement of the march of the Austrian army upon Naples. 'The KING on Friday gave a private audience to the Countess HvsE DS NEOVUILLF, the wife of the French Ambassador to the Br2zils. The Court of Peers continied their ...

... 7HE1 MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1820. The extracts we have made from the French Papers will shew our readers the use that is to be made of the late horrible assmssitition. It is, in a summary way, ascribed, without inquiry or proof, to treasonable con- spiracy, instead of individual malice or insanity. And so, under the trepidation of this surmise, the most vital ...