... THlE MORNING CHRONICLEP .L 0 N D 0 N: S,1TUI1DAY-, JUErkV i3, iSiS. Tlhe want of arrivals from the Westward has al- L'scd the partizans of Spain, the opportunity of enjoy- ?? fresh victories and triumphs over tde Patriots, 'hidc, we strongly suspect, will only last till the wind *fl2res. In aid of this system of delusion, a report S tihe Goverwor of Barcelona is brought forward, dated MSh ...

... PARIS PAPERS- LOUIS, &C. PAcsRI, Srr T.5D. I'IISIDENITS AND VlcE-5'RESSDENTS OE TRE ELECTORAL COLLEGES, LoNVotECIS 3iT OUS OR1OONANCE. Ary-Camille Jordan, President; the Chevalier Sirand, Vice- -President. AL.FEs (BAssas)_The -Chevalier Arnaud de Puimosson, Pre- 3ident. CoEaxE-The Comte Alexis de Noailles, President; the Comte Da ebru eac. Vice-President. FIseesresm-Tise Comte de Rosily (Vice- ...

... 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 ...

... ' This subject i~ so generally interesting, that we give a short report of Mr. Broughani's speech, as ?? mian has. imade it his anxious study:-_ Mlr. BRIOUGHAAM began by recalling the attention of flie H ouse to the ?? or) whc hy were about to decide, if they agreed to the Right Hornourable s,enlenrian's (gir W. Scatt) Amendment. It would be a resolution absolutelf to admit of no ...

... ARMY tNI -n, I . . - The following isa c of the Army in the F Iecd acount of t GrNERAT. Of~rs av Fim l ?? CAWNPORE, 27T1H StPmat]EZllZP, Diisiroonsad under orders for Field ag, a. Divisions aid Brigade, as follows; _ rvice are fc Cn. t;w Aav.-..His Excleeucy the m rrbl0 IST, OR CXNTEP; )l~ ?? °r * ettG mantling. Lieutenant W. Turner, Ltth 'loal , r de- Camip. Lieutenant i~rrinklin, 'E 0;;P ...