... THE MORWINGCI1RONICLE. MONDAr, MAY 2, 8I. - A Yazeete Erxtsaordinary was ppblishied yesterday, conaining. the official details if the repulse of the enemy in his -attempt to relieve Alnieida, Which we in*. sertthis dasy,..andto which we refier--oir readers for the particulams. Ouriloss, as might be-epe'ed is sevee.; that of the French is estimated at 7000, in killedi wounded and'prisoners but ...

... HJ TMO1?NING .CHRONICLE. , jl e e.TG LQ NiZ3N:: :2DX G tas4 s D 4 i JI.DT ALt o, . :L The intelligence tommunicatcd to the public through tihe London Gaietfe 0o Saturdays, w of- the most in- tevesting kind, for the capture of Figuerat, one of the, strongest fortresses in the world, Will give such -life anI spirit to the Catalonians, that we expe&t from it the most energetic results; It ...

... Z.AS3INf!A I'ouSf. | A General ICourt ofl Piop atoktrs 03*. its IndlX p Stock, very ndtiseroisly attidedl .was yeterday leld at tl the -Iridia Hou4se, for the conside, ation Ii special affuiz ?? tt -Mir. B0SANQU1MT,- the Chairniar s, tatedt that the a( ;subje6t for tihe considei-ation of tl'e Court was, the piO-L ce pricty of. a Resoliution of the luireffors, for ann .apli vi ccation to ...

... i 1. - . . ? THE, MORNIMO Ct . , -4 looksyC? L.6. I THURSDAr, M.4r x6, 181. ' We feel no satisfafion at seeingthe fa& .6e the r ?? of~ host;;,si~e3 wr MA~tt 'which ve- 6ths Sirne ag6, dmlnfrmed. It 15 now manifest that BQ.- rAiRT s i s obstinately ienrt an the continnance-of the wvar in the Penii a as ever; and we have no ?? bdt titat hle wvill strain every nerve to maiatain it,, . ais the ...

... .tJ1'ITE;D ?ARLIRA.MENTr GR- A - Curer FX- AF QAE TBJ4N NIlLAY In the wrnt of. I ?? Bluir v -Gwireihr rvtd w~as heard iii ?? ffirmed. 'ith 100ol cost,' Tlbs THIrsel his Blilt vvis re~ad a third timec and 'sd Y' 'Phe 'VastbmnIFces Bill wail read a seecond timneand coarniitted Dr ~ Mo Ia FhlainkeepersRates Bibi n tw ij -vt il,-wr other MebeIsad, -read 'i lirst tn'ke and t1-c SIlave Trade ~ ...

... I BULLN IBAT TON . (C'ontinuedfrompagei 152. His first Resolution cdntainiedia correce: statement of the law, nor.was'there in. thb hist~ory of' thia nation, any reign that had. been marked by a Qnore watchful attentioni to-the preservation of the; stanldard vi1ui of 'the coi of the realm, than his ,present Majesty's. In evidence of this, Ait was only necessary to appealto thi new gold ...

... ; .. SPAIN.-BATTLE'OF ,BARROsA.-Notd ofike Mmniteur on Lord.Liverpool'a Letter totde Lord Mayor of Lod._Ap. 4v,'18 1. .(Coldedfrom page 1056.) Letter- TherBritish, with the Spa-. niards attached to .them, amounted to 5,000.- . . . -Moaiteurc- There were.7,000 English, S or:9,0QO Spaniards, and 1,000w Portu- guese, whlich: makes, a total f between. sixteen and, eighteen thousand men.. Iw ...

... Fronmthe LONDON GAZETTEM.2ay i4,i i8i. * AD)MIMALTY 0FFsJC 11'~ ~ Cop~y of ?? rn ~tsrL i Y ?? on sesarder in Chief of hiss iwlaietys ~s aridesesith - 6ans41osef, off Troulon,'thi. a pi5ta Sf--Ihave: hiuch satssaaho intrdsiiig oU CQiasnisiasinersof the A drnir-alty te. emposgcoyo Letter from Captai OtaxpssgtecatrlvteAa 'and tVnit6 on the 31St t, tof tbe,4ros,,da~~rie rgt. buil as Oil vdin T-ise ...

... ? t-, -7- , - ;v 11 , 'IIz , ,'mo . ., jq?w? . , I -. P;q?I4 J NE , D . _ . A r, . It is'said, .iccoants have Ibeen redeivecl froni trance' that BO'eANAA'TE i-ias dissmissed the- Miisi-'ter (txs.a- .P~AbNYV, in ctonsquence of his. havini presumed to rd6 present to him the diffilities of contimn.in the w;al in the Peninsula. The Eniis2r told hnm, that he oul- dispense'both with his :dvich and ...

... THE M10RNING CRONVICLE. L 0 N D 0 :1.T .ERI-rJTr, r ro, 8xVS. accounts by the Seaflow&r, which liJtisbonCD lit instant, we understand are. tQ this effe&ed- ?? Lrd VELLINGTON bad returned. to Celorico.. rhis btoenad, besiege Almeida, bbut to Persist n bockad n order to aoiddestroying th If d*t ilportaanforirtressi It is also pQ . atida R oidri6 as tj o be i satdI e Te Fench troops W hich .had ...

... UNITED PARLIAM'ENTvtp' oF G REA T B RI TA IN AND IREL -. j, HOUSE OF COMMONS, Mar Mr. Loxo presented an Account fr-om the Chli1s'ta'p, of unclaimed Prize Aloney.-Grdered to lie on tileatsabla. D Mr. LoaG obtained leave to bring in a Bill to amincn as1 of the King; respedting'uinraid Prize M3oney in the Army. 2 The Iste of Alan Custonms Regulation, the Caeaid RaIt, TimbefrDuty, the Isle of ...

... THIE,,- 11,A ISXO CHIOICWNWLE.- LO DO : - : -LON OD : We Teceihcd last. night, il.6-witess and. pthcr Par'is Papers to thl 9ih instant. ' b .ve e't-r ied from thern the stuateant giwen of the retreat of MsSA to EC;itdad Rnodrito, inciudinr an account of the a'iir at Sabupal, in v h:thc h rech cltiim ab iliriant ViffLtoli. We ].wle- als? - iVC1' fiom the. Palpws the Prench ac- LIun'oi their ...