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... AT THE MIER-sAID, AT I!ACKNEY, IMONSDAY, 23D JU'rs, 1S1 7. ?? consequence of a regular Requisition adidressed to the She- jill' ofte County of M oiddlikex, a Meeting of the FreehoId5rs. of tl~a County was convened by the Sheriffa, and'tilrd here thW~ 4sy,' st which they presl4ed. A Motion was theta msade by Sir Philip Francp,. Jissight or thec Most Honourable Or.4er ,of the Thin arid ...
... V.6NtEZUELA. Fort of Spain (Trinidad), 13th ?? 1817. r- A letter front Matuirin, dated is atMay, says- The defeat of Ur the Spaniards in Guayana, in the late action with General Piar, i 'ras no complete, that of ΒΆ2000 men of which their army wasl conm- inposed, hardly 50 had reached the fortresses. They marched out of Old Guayana, it appears, as soon as Morillo's troops had .treinforced them ...
... T|ll N A IM GF br UO, S' ,IMB:. Es OF TIi.l , h USt| OYP 'I'llO~S ,'AT HAVEI VOTEDi) AGAINST JWE HABEAS COUtP1US SUSPENSION.I3ELL ON somi.E oF ITs STAGEN 'THlUIJ61 I THE' SOUS~i- Atheriey, A. Gordon, HR lh n, Ionji. C. A. Aubrey, Sir John Grosvenor Plio hI I arbo, lion. (GA. .Anson, Sir G. . I;Dse, Sir '\iV Phillips, G. Althorp, Visc. GIaskell, Beiij. Piegott, Sir A. Abercroiby, Jas. Gurney, ...
... From the LONDON GAZETTE, Jidy 19. This Gazette notifies that the Prince Regent has conferred on Mr. 1frINahon the dignity of a Baronet; permitted CaIptain G. ,Penthans Ro:al Navy, to wear the Cross of the Piedmontese Order of St. Mlaurice and St. Lazare, and the 74th rsqiment, anti the 1 st and 2d battalions of the Rryal Scots, to which the, 3d has been transferred, to bear on. their colours ...
... THE MORAVIYA CHRONICLE. LONDON: WRDNESDAY, JULY s3, 1817. v Letters from Cadiz, dated 1st instant, mention that tt the Diana frigate had sailed on a cruise against the In- t dependent privateers, which, in the most daring manner, v looked into the harbour, as it were in defiance of the u Spanish navy. She had three Spanish vessels under her t convoy bound opt. A Spanish ship richly laden, with ...
... I' BERLIN, 4 JULY.-rThe Councii of State has hli- therto been occupied solely with the subject of Finances, and even with respect to it, they have as yet done, no- thing decisive. The greatest advantage resultirg romn this assemnbly is, that an opportuiity is- given, to those at Ldast who are called to it, 6f expressing their senti- MOnis on the subject of the dearest concerns of their country ...
... DFlAF AND D)UMI. _ _ I. ?? .. .. T ?? - Gr.SEtAr, 1VeVTlX(&, 14TIe JICLY, 1817. WILLIAM1 NOTrriDGEXRsq. 'rreasurer, in the Chair. A Rer the General Busiunesc of thc day, the 'Mecting proceeded to the Election of 21 Children into the Asylunts, from a list of 82 Candidates. At three o'clock the Chairman leclared the p ?? the absence of the Sub-Treasurer, Mr. GMb obligingly undertook the duties ...
... TO TllE EDITOR 01' THE MOR'.TNPG CHRONICLE .I Sir., 1 onldalt, July 2.5, 1817. Ut As - Me1e-inig is intendted hoi-tle tO he held to take into cornoiderataon a plan, which I have proposed. to re- nt bieet and remorallize the poor, and the unemployed of tlt. wvoiking clasbei, I feel it incunmhent onl me.. previ- (tuilv to put thle public inl possession of a grcater dove- loispminflt of the ...
... TO T-IE EDITO1 OF' TIlE MORNING CHRONICLE SnI. hilt, I beg leave to state the following facts relative to the Hlerrt- fordshir, counter Petition ii favour of the H-labeas Corpus Sus- I pension Bill, which concern tile town of Bishops Stortcord:- t Istlv. Not more than hail a dozen persons of the middle class mm-this ?? place signed their names to this extraordinary( counter Petition; and or ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREA4T BRITAIN ANrD IRELANTD, HOUSE OF COMMONtS, Jui.s 5. The Greenwich Hospital Prize Bill, the Navy Agents' Prize Bill, the Nav1 Pay Office Regulation Bill, the Old Naval Stores Bin, the M1ade Wines Bill, the Colliery Labourers' Wages Bill, the Cottage Exemption Bill, the Irish 2Militia Staff Officers Bill, and ?? Distilleries Bills, were are all read a third time, ...
... ; TO TIME EDITOR OF TIE MORNING CHRONICLE. As The iicof Thutrsday last, ?? gvntepotf de- - bate on tie preceding night in the HOuse ?? On th subject of Eveats's petition, hasi been naae, the vehicle of rd'mi. uflu~ty dfamngmy epuatin. I trust your candour will a!-- Of low me an oppooniyofssulodn The slander to `hich allude, is in that. -part of the report te where Mr. J. S. Wortley is stated ...
... TILE MORNING CH8ONICLE. L O N D O N: THURsDAYs, JULY 1o, is17. We have no doubt but that the liberal part of the community will be surprised, as well as rejoiced, to learn that a Bill bas passed both Houses ?? which completely does away and removes the most o noxious incapacities that stood in t66.wty of our Ro- man Catholic fellow-subjects. A Billjeimilar i Sub- stan ce and effect to that on ...