... BOXIN'G. The battle between Belasco, the Jew, and Sampson, called the llirminghaml Youth, took place yesterday, on a swampy piece of ground, a few hundredl yards from the 20lh mile stone on the Epping road, where there was want of accommodation for man and horse. The match was for 501. a side, and not. withstanding the unfavourable state of the, weather and the badness of the.roads,,miiany ...

... T HIirQ UASENAs Lr gTTI? Tr THE KING . Sl11,-Aft,r the sinp~ral~eled and tunproveked persecution which, dur11ing aseries, of years, has been carried on against me, snider the name and. asurthorisy of your Majeasy-and which per. secution, instead of being mollified by time, time has rendered only more and more malignant kind sunreletiting-tt is niot With. oust a great sacrifice of private ...

... FROM THE ALLGEMIEINE ZEITUNG. NAMES, 9TH Jusr.-(From the Letter of a Traveller.)-The joy, the noise and the rejoicings of the lively Neapolitans on the A promulgation of the Constitution, are not to be described. A person must have been in Naples, and in some measure ac- quainted with the manners and humoursof the Neapolitan peo- ple, to form an idea of this memorable scene. In the mean time, ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or ORBAT BRITAIN.ANVDIlRElAND. *RHOUSE OF LORDS, JuNE 20. The oaths were administered to Lord De Clifford. Returns of Wheat Imported were presented by IVir. Irving; and a Paper from the Board of Trade respecting the mode of levying duty on Deals and Battens, by Mr. Lack.-Ordered. to be referred to the Committee on Trade. Lord AUCKLAND presented the Report of the Committee' ...

... 7H). MO(?NING CHRONICLE., LONDON: FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1820. American Paperp to the 6th ult. reached town yesterday, and from them we have made copious extracts. Py them it will be found, that, at the recommendation of the PRESnsDENT himself, the Florida question is to be suspended for the present, and con. sequently that law also which was intended to give the executive power to take immediate ...

... OLA SGOW, THwURSDAY Amn C3. is' :;t ' (FRON THE GrASGOW COU11c1.) It is out of our power to express our present perilou situa- tion, Hourly, anl momentarily,. night and day, alarnms are .given. EN'GAGEMENT WITH THE RADICALS.. KILSYTH, AitRIL S.-This niorning a gentleman residing In thie arish, bslonging to the Falkirk troop of Yeomanry Cavalry, left hnie to join his-troop ?? had proceeded a ...

... TO THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES. I transmlt to Congress an extract of a letter from the Ali- niseer Plenipotentiary of the United States at St. Petersburgh, of the Ist of November last, on the subject of our relations with Spain, indicating the sentiments of the Emperor of Russia re. specting the non-ratification, by his Catholic Majesty, of the Treaty lately concluded ...

... to TH EDITOR or THE MORNI1o £IRONICL9. Sit, st Whebn a person who, like Mr. John InKwles, of the k wiv Office, in your Paper of the 1st ult. has assumed J the character of an Amnicris Gi6rii, with the professed bi object of fairly stating a questiot between other par- ti as, -n being compelled to relinquish such assumed a character, comes forward as the undisguised champion st c'f one of ...

... ; loHE ' ?? OR Ni NG (NW.iC 2 . L O N LjO N: We reeeived Yesterday the Paris Pipers of 'Sunday ]aOF.- T Ohe i'beitofV Ptrs. met on Saturday, andiareed to the Proetfe''m Fid. it oval duty ateflts at Parib, for tbepurpose of finishing the Bourse, jo.the Chamber-of-De- pptieg j&epatt was m.sade In favour of ?? for payln,! a sum of nioney to Algiers, in cxecution of a forigr treaty. discuss~il Vis ...

... l.IS1 II LEGION. Tesjoii ed. ltter is from one of Gtrieral D'EvCtJux Pik- B ridge-To'wn, Mlrhadoes, 2-9th MIaYO,15~0 l~rr~~reaacws you, yout will have heard (Ifnfb6- Jir A Dprc~c Dr Reinhold wrote a d~ni-ohci`4*al agq~t: of it teo: Colon~el kennyu, which cdustained, of - esqarW particulars. I can onlysa~y,thatath rsfu$lo tf Akf~hi5hp'i strikinP I never sl* a ma dplymr'enf~ st 'ad ?? thasn ...

... -o1 RNN.GdORc . ,if;RlDA-,., JULY 14. 1io.' * We received -yeterday the Paris Papers of Mondiy lGst- Tse, K1 held bis ~usual Court on Sunday. lis b1a/is11 f wards tf'ansac~ted business with th&i: keeper of, AtO Sea1ts . gaste aprivateaudience to Licutenarn.Gez-eralP )ilad4iLii Caoix.,: 'The, ourt is to set out) it iasaidfor9St.Cioudyon Tlhtu 4sdytvext and to remain there for six week,.' The ...

... d ceterday the Lord Mayor held a Court of Commnon Coun- t, cilforthedispatch of business. The Court wag thinly qttended eat the beginning. e STATE OF NEWGATF. a Mr. OLDIJAM1 maldhe rosetocalltheattentionofthe Court to the circumstance of ?? been latelyrefused A access to Newvgate. Heknew it would be very indelicate toienter a at present into the subjectai he knew itwas put under the consi- It ...