... THE MOUNI1NG CHRONICLE. L ON D 0 N: SATURDAY, FER UARY 12, 1820. Public anxiety respecting Spanish affairs can be in no, way relieved by the contents of the French Papers re- ceived yesterday. We have still no more than what the agents of King FERDINAND in Paris are pleased to tell us, though a courier extraordinary had arrived from Madrid with accounts up to the SOth. It appears, I m ?? ...

... IMPORTANT NEWS rROM GLAXGOW AND pAISLEY. I) . We have to comnmunicaIte, this morning, intelligence of the most 'painful descriptien, from Glasgow and Paisley- In the coure o Saurdy night and Sunda morning, an1 Address to the People of England, Ireland and Soln, a otduo tile walls in Glasgow and Paisley, and in all the manufacturing towns and villages for a dozen miles round. This Address ...

... VEB.vEZUELA. FUNDAUENTAL TAW OF ''iHE REPUBLIC OF0 COLUNMBI3A. The Sovereign Congress of Vrnezuela, to whose authority the townsais dpsopleof New GrAnada,rocentlyiilseratedbythearms if the Repubic, have voluntarily agreed to subjeet .temselves; s CONsinsEiso, I ,t.-Thiat the Provinces (if Venezuela and New I Granada, when unired into c*te Republic, poss 6s all the capa. hilties and means of ...

... RELIEF TO T#U, POOR- Yeserdy sme enteme ?? waited upon the Lord Mayo, ?? forthepurpose of receiving his Lordhips sncton o apla fo th teporary relief of thsepoor staringlioeetss opuatin. monst tho)se who attended wereMr.Hick ofCheasid, an 15r. Bodkin, secretary to sevralsoietesforthebeefi o th idieent. It was repre- sented by M'vr. Biodkin, that a letter having appeared before th~ public, in ...

... IEETING .OFxMf. NUN-I'S I RIEND$. Yesitirdav a Meeting of Air. Hiint'sfrldeids na-ik puice't the Crslwn and Anchor 'T'averfl, to consider of some tsstimnon~ to be given to hilm of the national gr~ttitude for his conduct during the trials at Yoi'k. and his defetice of tie'right OF petition. Mr. GALE JONE'S entered thu room, and inforriled the assembly, that in cosqec of a disappointment whieb ...

... THE MORNING CHJIIONICLE. L O N D O N:t TUE8DAY, APRIL 25, 1820. T he private letters brought yesterday by the SpaRish mail are not of later dates than the accounts o ontained in the French Papers. In neither is any event of particular importance men- tioned, but it is satisfactory to see both coincide in describing the enthusiasm displayed in all the provinces on the recent change, which is no ...

... towz lFDITOR or THE MORNING CHRONICLE, d The nations that are now emancipating thmlteslves from the s- state of bondage to which despotism has doomed them for so x- many ages, have most important duties to perform, both for 7- themselves and, the rest of Europe. Without overlooking the 'd unexpected; but not, therefore, less glorious efforts of the Nea- d politans, I would consider ...

... .UTAHEMORNING CHR ONICLE. L O N DO N: M1OADAY7, AUGUST 7, 18Q0. Important dispatches were received by ?? front the Court of Vienna on Thursday last, and report says that they announce the determination of his 1.%iSCRALr MAJESTJY to march an army forthwith to oppose the revolution in Naples.. Whe- tiher, as usual, a requisition is made for the aid of his good and generous'ally, the King of ...

... A letter in answer to the vote of thanks from the CorporatiOn jt flerxvick to Lord Ossuilston, has bean received by the XAlayor ts ( .1 his L.ordship, so perfectly in unison with the teelisgs anu -i-ties of the Biurges`se', that it is with the utanest pleasure and tsst,' tarnon twe take the carliest opportunity of presenting it to ;. s~aciers. W Walton, Aujgiut 15, 1820. ' Sv'-T beg leave to ...

... COUN;T' 7 OF ,N'ORFOLK MEETING. CI n '-octr imv 1-,it a1 I\ I et I I,, of t Ie N~obl.enen, Clergy, Gcelnt IC- a '. - z! II-cS of thie .Countv (it' Norfolk ,was lield hI the V. ?? ( tr :f the atc t Norvvich, in pursuance of a U!14f~~tvi I f'rge -Sano1lel Fe'nt, Es-q. the Ihigh * ,re,,p:irin I1 hinii to convene a County \I ret- ?? of, collh.'rL itgh ropr~ety of petitionling Elo'r. ?? thenpe ...

... TJ;J ,QEEN,. Yesterday the Adresa of the County of MLiddlesex was ptestn ted to the Queen'.=: er Majesty as pleased; tgf murn the following Ahsw er :_ . TO TWi FaI5HoLDIaRs 0eO TTrI C5OUNTY OF MMI)IM7S. Tn tly long absence from rngiand, I have never forgotten that justice anu lbuinklty had no warmer acvocates, nor- more steady friends than the Freeholder. of Middlesex. Their pre- sent animated ...

... . I. { ?? MINO T'M ?? O)TLnD1-~Aa HAS~rT'1^er! f5sM0Tttnx-,AY 15. -Acland, Sic I. -'rankiarid; It. '-Pares, Tbos. *Astley, J. D,.1 ?? ° o svenor, Thoe. Parnell, 'Wni. Allen, Jobh.-i.; 'Gordon, Rlobt. Peirse, Henry Althorpy;Vlscoosit' Grahani,J. 1t. G. 'Pelhiam, Hon.C. AnooiiHoni G.e .; Graham,--Sandford Philips, George' ArMoil, Sir .6. . Grenfell, Pascoe Philips,'Geo. jun. AubreyjSirJohn, ...