... 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 ...

... APPROACHING GENERAL ELETissue __ a _ . ?? TPAUNTON.-O(Wina-to thle sudden appearance ol a new Colirn Candidate, in tihe INreon of a Captain Seyrmour (one of the Hertford familv), a rfiost active canvias lhas -already taken, place here, bl tdie above Godntleman, Mr. Bering the present Memiser, -sirnd Mr. Warae,,who is sq-p- ported by the liberal party, and is saicu to posew bprkt talenlt mod ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THE AO1HN1NG CHRONiCLE. LONDON: S4TUBDArY .FBURUA rtY 19, 1820. The French Papers received yesterday, afford no new fact on Spanish affairs, but we are enabled to lay be- fore our readers the translation of a proclamation ad- dressed by the National army to the other portions of the Spanish military, which will be found suited to ex- isting circumstances in Spain, and calculated to excite the ...

... - -. tO The outrages are confsrmed lly letters- from the. county Gal- ith i w ~Adcording to tse authority of these' letters, a large body rr ftbinen esitered the East suburbs of Galway, iailed Alo- ha- herrnore, oni then ight of. the IltPh, ant] swedre all rie p eople -~ho f-a reside in'that-street, -which is fully half a mile in length.' Two in. nights previously a arr of ther 'oaife ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GREA7 BRZiTAN ANY7) IRB.LJND. HOUSE OF LORDS, Fin. 24. T'ie House met about half past four o'clock. Mr. Bradley, from the Mint, presented Accoutits respecting the Silver Coinage, the Prices of Gold and Silver, &c. which were ordered to he printed. The Annual Indemnity Bil X and the Election Polls (Ireland) Bill, were read a second time, the commitments negatived, and the ...

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... APPROAC!IfArG GE& REI3AL ELECTION. 'AUNTON.-Ir. WYarre (not XVarne, as ?? hy Ui le iu las t wveek - p, per) ;F t e new nVhiX Caaili)(le for Ohi BorouohW. It is ticolugh that Mr. B1hring, hnd him- sel wiil be b L ucC( -ttil, 0i1h0ial MPr. Seymour savs he will cowilmui ihu. polh to thle lst., I'lic folowing is from a Correspondent :- It is a mit- ?? idea that tfie B~rollfih of (Great Mlarlow is ...

... Co UVN'TY GAL [VA Y. EXTRACT O A LETTER FrMI MOYVPF COUN'TY GALW47, D*T'D JA;UAaV 2t . On Tueqday night, t. cith instant, a large body of those de- luded persons, who call iiemselves Itibbormen. marched alossg the road from Moylough to llorse-leap. in she.direcdon orf Te- am. They reached H lorse-leap about five o'clock in the morn. ing, and their object bein to compel the inliabitanist of ...

... THE MORNING CHRUNICLE. L O N D O N: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1i20. The French Papers lead us to believe that Cadiz surrendered to the national troops on the 21th, and tl6e confirmation of this important event is expected with the greatest anxiety. The many details from the spot itself, and the evident disposition of the soldiery to make common cause with their brethren already in arms, as well ...

... PAnRTS, Faa. Wo.-The remains of the DulAe de Berrl will be conveyed to St. Denis on Tuesday morning, to reinah in the Chapel until the King appoints the funeral ceremony. It is sard that a Priest having attended Louvel with the, con- solations of religion, and for the purpose of arousing repentance in his ferocious soul, the svretch assailedS him with invectives. The Chamber of Accusation of ...