... 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 ...

... THE NEWSPAPERS & MR. WOOLFR. At the Meeting of the Coventry Treemen resident in London, on Tues- day, the qtb inst. at the Eagle Tavern, ?? Roadf to consider of tbe means of promoting the Election of Mr. Coa- ?? attendance was so great, that ?? th lii ...

... WESTMIINSTE'R.-NerTHc DAY. At the Close of the poll yesterday at four o'clock the gross numbers stood titus:- Sir S. Permilly . . it789 Sir ?? Blurdett 3d115 Sir Murray Maxwell . MGI H. Hurnt, Rsq. , 74 t Mr. RLLIS, upon this statemienitlbeing announced, appeared as usual at the front of the I1usrtings, but coultd only obtain a hearing at the request of Mr. Braice, who begged of the as- ...

... RrOTNYG IN THE M1JTROPG!TS. I Yesterdar Sir Murray Maxwell, who is no-v stilcl by hii Courdty Comnmnittee the Zndepeesnd nt Candidare, boted ?? Flae- in the balcony of the King's Arms Tavern, towards Brjdg- street, Vestniinster. The ar ival of a bans's otusic, atten'c.t by Caleb Baldwin's Body Gicard, with orarnge cockades, sonn attracted a mob .vho speedily conarnenced an attack on th. ...

... rROCLAMATIoN OF 'I'Hi INDEPENDENCE OF Cl-I IL!. For more titan three hundred years, force has been the chief reason that has kept the N?w World in the necessity of eerie- rating as a dogma of the faith the usurpation of its own rights, and 0f therein aesking the nrigin of its greatest duties. Nothing however, could prevent the term of this unnatural submission arriving ; but in the mean tim ...

... TO TIIE LIVE.RY OF LONDON. (?wrLesszN-AS the time approaches when your Representa- tives in Parliament will have to surrender their trusts, it may t?. not be amisal in the language of trade, to balance their old ac- counts, before you open a new one witis them or any others. I eubn?it to ?you the propriety of altering their tiescription, and that, in future, they ?hoold he called Septennial ...

... PUGILIS'TiC AtTCU 1IITWPFlNq-ANDALLL AND I DURKE, AT WVJMBLEDON CODMNO% Yesterday enornisg, at an early hour, the fanciers of scien- tific zii~sig, as ason as tr, peepers were opened, brushbe of in quirt time, to behold their darling boy once more display his extraordifary capabilities. Randall was the fa- vourite, ?? lh election was lowcd upon as a certahity, but Idit.a thes trifling ...

... T| LORD IhEi? Y H. iiOniV h|ur' I7 TAt)E MY Lonin,-Ti lateil lepd, your addr&i- to tl I Free in e i of Goe i ter, tn d 't i eogi gi mw iclii f ?? xi ho met at to P1 n)r averr Vva pssed nl'on aour conduic%. T e ?? in ilie Ittir to ti nece sity of a niilitle .itten.tint to ?? expencituire of thA (oun- try is ratlicr uwfor iitilm, as your vote Epoi o01e 0o0z !si. n, .srncL your present raull; wv ...

... WfESTAlINrSTL ELEC'TION. On Monday a meetilag of the electors of WPestrirnster, ill the iterest of Mr. -hlint, n'fS held at the craw o antI Atlilhor, rnti, te 1,urpose of aidopting tie 1onet'eeflelu,I mnena io etietre tile. e!cciot of that genitleman lor One '4lonek Vac dlo 11rear fit ed oil tfor taking the elair, but at that lime tne corm- pny not vely niomerott *; allt the ?? was ...

... at Mr. D.'s Cor.llj ; A = ; ~ ~ ~ .i a i l 711, 11I= ' C de ~s~ THE MO1~V~y RCLVIC~LL7. L 0 N 1) O N: TULSD.1Y, JUNE 1I, ISbS, A, we fortold on SatLtday, MORILLO's grand ij toxiis have only listed tjll a change of 'wind. ?? 1 ward Island packet brinrs accounts frorn r l 2d April, and from St. ?? to 7th Ia d ts pears thatafter the battle of Sombrero, Gener tl P OLd returned to Calabezo, . nd ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMWENTX GREAT BRitTAIN' ANMD IRELAND. 5 rt ,rfO~lDOF LORD)S, JUXE~ 10. t DISSOLUPTON OF PARLIAiWENT. Q solse was opened at twelve o'clock, and the Peers' -weere very soon aft'-rwards graced with a tlisplay of fe- Fnte ty anld eleg tnce surpassiog anly formter occasion of a g~t[r ~cipton The nsnibcr ot L3dies, all sph~lendidly at- vlzl hS wegre presenlt yesterday, exceeded even ...

... IMPERIAL PARLiAMENT GR I?AT D2tIT?1IN AND I1U?LAND. HOnUSE O)F L.ORDS, TUxE 8. TIhe Lo~rd Chancellor finished his statement respecting the Sco~ts Appulzt postponed from Saturday. At Message from the House of Commons by Mlr. ?? Cotirte- nay and o ther M~embers. desired a conference with the Lords on the stubject matter of their Lordlships' Amendments in thte Slave Trade Abolition Anteodniesit ...