... IHE MOHUNING CHIROVNICLE. - L O N D O N; SATURUDAY, APRIL 29, 1820. Subjoined is an extract of a Madrid letter, which conveys an Idea of the manner in which the credit of the Spanish nation has improved by the change of men and measures. With it we received the Proclamation of the KINC, addressed to the South Americans, of which we were compelled to adopt a most de- fective translation from ...

... TIHE QTJREN'. MEETING AT ST. JOHN'S, HORS1SLEYDOWN. Thursday, pursuant to a Requisition, a numerous meeting of the Parishioners of St. John, Horsleydown, was held in the Vestry-hall, and afterwards in the body of the Church (the Vestrybeingfoundtoo small to contain half the assemblage), for the purpose of considering the propriety of presenting an Address of Condolence and Congratulation to ...

... 1'ffR MORNING CHRONICLE. LO ND O N: WEDNESDAY; PEBR.UARY 14, 1821. We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Saturday last.- They still contain nothing to confirm the statement of the march of the Austrian army upon Naples. 'The KING on Friday gave a private audience to the Countess HvsE DS NEOVUILLF, the wife of the French Ambassador to the Br2zils. The Court of Peers continied their ...

... 7HE1 MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1820. The extracts we have made from the French Papers will shew our readers the use that is to be made of the late horrible assmssitition. It is, in a summary way, ascribed, without inquiry or proof, to treasonable con- spiracy, instead of individual malice or insanity. And so, under the trepidation of this surmise, the most vital ...

... READ tUAMTERS, 18UT90, if AtWaN auv beneaonrte sei l1e! at 8surnmuiu ore, on ,l ursday, the Ist of June, JiSb f Rmaum BuAS *7Khatn, lateuN arclteii of thg ist. Rpssaliabo~f- Rtasghtsr P~n;- tier loswa rai~ nthe foil ghigeV Eniauni Melt Khah, lace Nbgarhee pof the 9StRehs of Rh brr Frontier Horse, charged wltI inider, m kw vliliy and shali clously shsooting to death, with a ball Hipd a pfstit, ...

... RErOICfN(S JN THE POUINT.RM . HARLOW, EssEx.-The happy, escape of the Bueers from&4d fangs of her base calumniators, has no where been more heartily celebrated than In this town on Wednesday last. A bonfire of immense magnitude-ushered ih the rejoicings Illuminations be'. gan after it, -of the most brilliant appe ance, with transpareri- dces, &c.. The neighbouring inhabitants, from the ...

... UNFORTUNATE FATF OF THE HANTS LOYAL ADDRESS. PrrETsrsIEfr, Drc, 21, 1820.-This Address, act on foot by the Clergy, Tax-gatherers, I'lacemeri and Excisemen. in and near Winchester, was sent over to the Rev. Mr. Whicher, Mayor and Returning Officer of this rotten borough, to get sig- natures, and has been laying three days at the Town-hall; but, much to the credit of the ithabitants, not one ...

... - . OH e. ! - - I , U ?? , ?? -tOPECY. z; ; * ?? xixrv.-B1OM. Ilk . 0 Prophet of et l: CICERO di Divinatione. Iib. I.-says a gentem qui- denm riidjam video, 8fe.' I know of no country either so polished, so learned, or so rude, barbarous and un- civilised,. as not to allow that some particular persons -are gifted with an insight into futurity, and are en- dowed with a. talent of prediction. ...

... NAPLES, 2ZD MAY, 1821. Some idea'of the political state of the Government of Naplie may be formed from the language of the Giornale ddlk Dou Siclie, the only Newspaper permitted to be printed, ,ince the entrance of the Austrian Army into Naples. The foilofilng extract is from that paper of the 12th of M'lay. * In extraordinary cases of danger to a state, extraordiflsq measures are necessary ...

... I I 1111A44:QUARUVTiP L RV,.IEV X Ve cal a nettle but a nettle, ahd the faults of C6ioib htu folly,' said one whose wvisdomid addres recalled an hisurrec- tionary peopie who had abandoned their homes. .But our. Quar.. terly Reviewers have Improved on the sagacity of' Agrippa, for. while thef declare 4n author to be Boetian prating, Ming, a plagiorists and her vork;fiiidisno oe t~ssn read rme ...

... LONDON: THUTRSDAY, APRIL 25, 1822. At a late hour last night we received the Paris Papers of Mon- tday last, by Express. ? The Courier Fransgois contains various interesting details re- I specting the late Naval victory of the Greeks (as to which there fwould seem to be no longer any doubt), and the proceedings under the new Greek Government. The Journat des Dcbats contains a curious article ...

... TWS IMORMVqy~UoNIa , We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Sunday last, ftont*hich we give ettracts in another column.- The Chamber of Peers assembled- on Saturday and re- calved the Repowof ?? poirited to pre. Pare adi Address to the ICIoN, the' discusbion of which was fixed for Twsdayk The Deputles had been sum- moued by letters to attend on Monday, it having, been ascertaiied that 225 ...