... THE MORNING CHRONZCLE. L O'N D O N: TUBSDAY, Mf4?CZ7, l8b. We should for Various reasons have izished to avoid entering at the present time into any discussion on t1hp subject of the late dreadful proceedings in Cato-streec. The moment of public alarm is not the most suitable for calm inquiry; and we. wish io avoid, as much av possible, pronouncing any opinions respecting them, tilt: the ...

... ;T EDITOR or Tit ORIN CHRONICLE. ?? o'o addressing yous~in a subject of pgcu~llaJ. .ittceittto myself, but at the sante time, nA It concesve, Of s~ein lznpc1nc to ?? fello * .ountvymen at happen toresi.,rt ?? PartP; you are pr6%bly not unalprised of the manner Xkirnalreatmen. of n , arose of the individuil, whoh nwe d~rvse yo, ws teated ?? Parisian Papefs, 36me.V two. lit Qonecu-citte ...

... DrN4 R. 4l., HORHfO UrsE. _ _ _ - ?? : : ; lterolal ?? W-tgVtgizehigtw, ?? Jomr~tslx$igeo t.Wr J IDb ~tbuw, ?? iy.91r7e1r, qofthe ti . f~t~~f bm qp 7esn 04s own:t dinner. I i : ive o'clock, alt whlich fisr the s^rswaitlee bjir Wlranciy ti .Bsii'eser by mIV! .4nhsqsaeo.i p the' frlcnsbe~rs. If s th AV~es'~nste 'Corniit~tX ! afteheiltf ie ?? plqg tnaia- l ; r Po-e TurfeI, Britonts, stik' lue. ...

... THE MORNING, CHRONICLE. L 0) N 1) O X MONDAY, MAUCH6, I;. In consequence of the high winds, nQ Spanish Mail arrived on Friday or Saturday, of course, we are de- prived of our private communications till to-morrow, but, in their stead, we have made ample extracts from the French Papers, *hich, though not so definite in their details as we could have wished, or so authentic as those derived from ...

... ' INSURRECTION IN SPAIN. CADiz, FEn. 11.-General Freyre is at Port St. Mary's with about 6,000 men, infantry and cavalry. General Joseph O'Don- nel is at Alcala de los Gazules. Some detachments of the Royal army have been pushed as far as Port Royal, and even as far as Coull. The Royal troops have not the appearance of preparing themselves for an attack. Our Governor continues, to take ...

... ' LONDON: FRIDAY,; MfARCH 5, 18, -. The character and style of the various. documents connected with the Insurrection in Spain, which we have published within the present week, not only ex- plain the object of the Patriotic Army and its Chiefs, but also prove they have a large portion of taleht among them. These documents completely disperse the mist the.French Papers had cast 'over the ...

... DUBLIN, MARdcf 1. RIBBON SYSTEiU.-ALARMING PROGRESS OF THE BANDIT'l'. , Otr intelligence from thg West, received this morning, is very alarming. We shall endeavour to comprise the different ac- counts inas few words asppsgsible. From Ahasciagh, a village in. GaSway, on the borders of the County of Roscommon, we learn, that the police were attacked by the country people 'who had assembled on ...

... To mni EDITOR OF TUE MORNJNG CHRONICLE. If it be true that history is wisdom teaching by example, per- haps you may find a relation of the events whic took place at Geneva in the year 1793 to contain a lesson not inapplicable at Present. Should you be of that opinion, you will give place to the following narrative. The greater scale on which such tra. gedles were acted in France at that time, ...

... THP ELECTION. We cannot. better discharge our duty to the public, at the present important crisis, than by recommending a pamphlet of 37 pages, just published by Mr. IRidgway, under the title of 's A Guide to the Electors of Great Britain, which we hope will be ,plentifully circulated throughout all part4 of the Kin dom. The author of this sensible little lanual, proceeds at once to the roqt ...

... TME MORNING CHRONICLE. L 0 N D 0 N:. THURSDAY, MAl.RCH2, 1820. Gibraltar letters concur in stating, that General RIN@o's troops had been separated into two divisions, the one being left to garrison Algeciras, whilst the other advanced on General O'DoNNEL's head-quarters at San Roque, on their way to Malaga. A small naval force was blockading Algeciras. As the spirit of the.soldiery under ...

... ANG \OP ASSASSINS, PUBLIC OPreCR, BOW-STRETa.-.NO fresh apprehensions weroe announced yesterday, nor did any proceedings upon the subject take place at the above office, or at the Secretary of State's Ofice for the Home Department. Yesterday was the day appointed for the second Cabinet dinner, to take place at the Earl Bathisrit's house, in Mansfield- street, Portland-place, and as a matter of ...

... Till CATO4TfR2AT GANG OF ASIASUNi, . I~5I55C OFICE,13o-is,-STrazT.-Tettera anothier mah. was -Jb ogcuwois believed to be ne-orfthel Cato-street.gang, I n howe discvery and apprehension aroie slot- of the follow- ing cicmtnes :At the time the Coroper's, Tuquest was st ting on the body of the murdered', Stmithers, Perry, -the con- ductor of the patrole,. who was then in attendance, was tailed ...