... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or GREA T BRTrAIN ANrD IRELAND. HOUSe OF LORDS, Far. 22. The House met about half past three o'clock. The Oaths were administered to the Marquess of Tweedale and Lord Dacre. Mr. Tyrrell presented the Annual Account of the East India Dock Company.-Ordered to lie upon the Table. The Local Jurisdiceion Bill, the Expiring Laws Continuation Bill, the Mutiny Bill, the Writs Bill, ...

... 0 &R-WHfEAT COLONl'S. To vti EDITOR OF's' T .IMORK ING Cgjf0NICLF. I have said that the oorn I' of.the Cae ot GQaod Hopeis a brarh of the gre'at.Corn iie tbat vital question for this cquotry-mand this .i the real'stak,e in the grar xvhich I knew to beiurdgat bt the proj of seading otit agricul tqral vapitpI and larers to th3' Colony Capensis, as fete, stepg itV to pr've.the'veqrliiriiltude 'of ...

... INSURRLEC.TION IN SPAIN. BATONNxC, FEE. ?? have received letters from Cadiz, of 21 t JanuSr. They state that the greatest tranquillity reigns there, which acssurance in no way accords With the measures taking by the Spanish Government, in order that nothin maY transpire respecting the revolution that has broke outin tlida- lusia. I this morning readi a Proclamation, signed by the Chief of the ...

... OR (iAMBF11 Oi PREHISi FEE, 14. The Olsasaher rnet at one ts'docic,, in consequence of; anrnret- 6rdlnhaty cgavocaelon. T'ihe 'P aissox'T submitted to the Chamber the following Net- saga. I~lis' was the letter of M. Decaze, for which see the subleqpent proedi'irga in the Chamber of Deputleso. Thoe Marquess de LALLY dythanded to be heard, In order. te propose an Address to tde King, relative to ...

... 'rom tme LONDON GAZE'J'if Feb. 26. 'fbil arte notifies -he f~lolvlong appointments, ?? t b tnant and Sheriff Principal (f Renfrew- *5aod .q aw th be be , o his e na ajesty's Chaplains .'ii;s ' Ftev. NVo~t~ 13rcetohg bure~ carener 1ofr 4 n 11, ordinary in Sttland;. ati W. D. Swan to be Minister of Fer~tin Fifesbire;- Dr. T. Jackson to be Professo.r of lstels, ihotnson h d ivesitY of St. ...

... -THE MOBN . CHRONICLE. L O ND ° N: WEDNYSiDAY, FEVBR UA Y 9, I so. Ai The Editor has been indebted to the kindness of several friends for the intimation of a rumour, which has been indstzsriously circulated, that he has pakted with the propeity of this Paper. He thus publicly assures his Correspondents and Readers, that the report is totally unfounded; nor can he conceive upon what preten 'it ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or . GREAT R1UTAIV AND IRElAND.V HlOtUSE OF LORIS, Frna.23; The house met about balf-past thrie o'clock. The oaths were aduiinistered to the Earls of Jeriey, Chatle- ville, and Resslyn. The Election Polls 'Treland) Bill, the Annual Indemnity B51l, and the Liverpool Church BiN, were brought up fronso the House of Commons by Sir Henry Parnell, -Mr. 1rogden, Gencral Gascoigne, ...

... VISCOUNT DEi CHATEAUBRIAN D AND THE SPA NISH CONSTITUTIONALISTS. I_ I Assuredly one of the most wonderful phenomena of modern politics, is developed to the world in an article of the Viscount de Chateaubriand, which is deemed of such imiportance by the French Ultra-Royalists, that a Sapplement of the Journal des Debats is printed tout .ezpres to contain it, and certainly it would not be ...

... To 5riv EDITOR OF ThIN MORNING CHRONICLE. S I l, To call the public attention, in the present general distress, to top ; f il(>,riridual interest- avould be inperti nent and p re- sumptunos, but as this letter involves matters of great popular importarintc. I :: l both to your courtesy and patriotism to in- sert thee ftalowiri reply in your journal About scvin mconths ago I published a tract ...

... L O D O ?? FlIDAY, YEBRUARY 18, 1820. The Paris Papers of Monday last, which arrived yesterday, in addition to the details respecting the dreadful assassination of the Duke DE BErti, which we notice elsewhere, contain some further particulars I from Spain, which we have also extracted. The re- port in the Constitutionnel, that Cadiz had submitted to the Constitutionalists, by virtue of a. ...

... From the LONDON GAZET2'TE f Feb. 8. - B3ANKfl'UPrTCY suPERSEDED. S. Blttrgesv, of Mtanichester, calico-printer. ° BANNRUPTS. J. B3alme, of Gonicrsal, Yorkshire, wools'apler, Feb. 25 26, and iarchi 21, at eleven, at the Sessions-liouse, Waelkbeld. Solicimrs, 1I.r. Evans, Hatton-gardteit; and Air. Carr, 6omersa). R. Blease, of Altrincharn, 1'heshire, flour-dealer, Feb. 18, 19, and Mlarch 21, at ...

... INSURRECTiON IN SPAIN. ?? TH It 110NITHR\IBI A leter from Madrid, dated the 29th ult. contains the follow. ing details:- General Freyre was expected to consmence his movements on the 25th. It is now demonstrated, that Cadiz will not fall Into the power of the rebels, and that their dissolution ?? be immediately effected by force, and the operation of their own divisions, which will render ...