... PUBLiC CA [manO THEC D51RA11A CHOICLE5i']- To pirsssaf'e_ of' a' Resoluttlon Vassed at a -Aeeting of *he Getdmol ine ?? isiin to the M1%ayor, after Isis Wo~rship h~d'dreftstdd't~ot~ly the&.ewith, a'public' Meetirg was advertised 'fore'Widnissday,l55t by the Relqtisitioniqts' thenmselves, to' he holdeii in'the Great' Room at. the Turk's Head. One of the' largest 'andnmelt'respectable assemblies ...

... |URNWCOUNTY MIONUMENTArALLOWAYKIRK. I I':E R9M Wi mu in ?? coirairni ovA z 27Tv :wgoas ' au~ .:h . UA W, I ?? - In our ist publlcatioa; we gave a short description of ; -plan1 of the ~intended monument to, the memory of rs, about tO be el ected at Alloway'Kirki together aith an outline of the site and. the surrounding scenery. ln Tuesday last, being' the anniversary of the Pouts :iith, the ...

... THE MORINISG CHRONICLE. LONDON: MONDAr, FED RUARr 7, 150. The French Papers arrived since our last, give a completely new aspect to the affairs of the Spanish Constitutionalists, though we are still only left to judge of their sitoation and movements from the confessions of their opponents. Nothing has yet been received di. rect from them, not even a proclamation. It would now, however, appear ...

... PARIS PAPE'RS. e eAFFAIRS OFSPAIN The -Gazette de France of MTronday, contains the following article respecting the, affairs of Spain :T We have received The Madrid Gazette of the 2oth January. It is silent as usual respecting the events in Andilusla, but, as we have before said, this silence is no proof of the non-existence of disturbances, it wyould, on the, contrary, tend to augment ...

... THE DUKE OF KFVNT. Owing to the lateness of the orders for the funeral of the late lamented Duke of Kent, the ornaments and de. corations for the State coffin and urn, which are ef the beat and pectiliar sorts, being most of them, manufactured for the occasion, although every pO8si. ble exertion was made by Messrs. Bailey and Saunders the finishing of putting on of the ornaments was not ...

... A 1AIOST IMPORTANT DOCUMENT. COPY OF A tISPATCH Friobt THEsPHiME MZNIMISTR, - , TO TUC AMBASSADOR OF a AT THE5 COURT OF St. *aES5'5. Sept. 13,1819. By the command of his Majesty, our most gracious Sove- reign, I transmit to your Excellency the following confidential communication, the substance of .whieh you can, front time to time, and as occasion mayrequire, stateto the.English Secretary of ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GREAT BITAIN AND IRELLND. HOUSE OF LORDS, JAN. 31. The House met a little before three o'clock. After prayers, the Lord Chancellor took the Oaths at the Table, and then his Royal Highness the Duke of York. The Oaths were afterwards administered to their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Clarence and Sussex, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Dukes of Dorset, Wellington, Mentrose ...

... I AD()M1STre-VIRIVEW ?? LATE. JY-AL4l G - NESS THE DUKE OF KENTrS CHARACTER. i We extract the following delightful specimen of mi- nute biography, from the same Volume as furnished us with the interesting account of his late Majesty, They are both from the pen of the late George Hardinge. The following particulars were contained in an animated letter addressed by him to his brother, ...

... NE W -ORK. We have just recevedk tlie'u tpeech of ';Di Witi, Clinton, the Governor of ,Newi York', 6n3 the opeding of the Session of the State Legislature 'at Albany,' Jan. 4, which, though too long foiinaerpion at length, is, both in a statistical and politiclh point of 'view, 'an' interesting docume'nt. Nei York, though'only one out Qf 20 States which form the American Union, is' now of ...

... INCHESTER, J 9. The cases which were heard this morning at ?? Bailey, were chlefly 'of 'common dssaults. The following varies from the' rest, Icn some respects: ' ' i THOMAS MOORS Was charged with assaulting Thomas Hamp. soir, at Middleton, on the lith of December. Mr. AsivwouTff, in statingkthe cise, lamented that the late politicalfermnentation had been productive of so much mischief irm ...

... IMPERIAL PAILIAMENT ow GJAEAT BRTA IN AND IRP.LAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, Faa. 1. The Itouse met at three o'clock. rhe oaths were administered to the Marquesses of Salisbury, Stafford, the Earls of. Pomfret, Bteadolhanei and the Bishop ff Carlisle -Adjourned till to-morrow (this day). HOtJSE otP ComMONS. The Speakter entered the Hlouse at two o'clock, hut it was three before a sufficient number of ...

... THE MORNING CA~UONICLE.. L O N I) a N THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 193o. Letters from, Buenos .Ayres 'to the end of October reached us yesterday, but they do not contain any thing material in the shape of news. The dread of the Cadiz expedition, till operated against the pursuiadr trade, and produced a temporary stagnation in the sale of goods, which, more particularly woollens, were plentiful in ...