... ;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 ...

... To MORINING CHRONICLE. L O N D O Nt| WEDNR35DY, M]4RcITC1, I6aO. Letters of the 8th from Cadiz, and of the 14th In stal t from Madrid, were yesterday. received, but they do not venture to say a word on the subject of the insurrection; A courier ettra-. ordinary also arrived yesterday to the SrPAtissn AAIR.S.A9ADDO, with later dates from both places, brought by a person of title. It is ...

... RR P-AfTJCUULA1S M . ?Ia ATmOoous Q&ANG OF ASSASSINS., ?? PUBIC Or'IceR, ?? hap heej ascertain d, that so determined were the horrid gang that their deadly weapn1s should not fail of the desired effert of committing mqrderivhen, applied to any victim they might attack, that they bid thieir swords fresh sharpened on the Tuesday previout to the Wodne-ie day wheh the Rarl of Harrowhy was to give ...

... Irow the LONDON G.4ZETTEof FM.29. ?? ?? | : -ANJBRUJPTS. ¶2 s¢Unwon' b2afltiptofrDan'de, Sonmersetshltei rnaltstwr,! Otis if sltz+l, Da 9rh~1 X ,u~edevel; ae the Black-Rear: ?? Me ?? UeszE6s and' iS1esii. 3 fi rind; '&;i 2E~sdee Strandai 'AYt'Ht ttterfl ?? of Cli~wche: manufacturfers, S~,I~dtors, ~ S~WeUoa , Io4Norwich; Rihdf s Tibuitry t bneet, F Mato for, iiSp~sanU . A ilch's- t ^ LiotC!~ ...

... THE NATIONAL ARINY TO THE SPANISH pEOPLR. The~rpit of ier Spanleirb. Armty,~ wie 'declared theme veelo in the b lreu lrn of the year forr the cause ~ hi onrcn cev :h1r ves, hound t( expose to that country the ioig of ~teir cnduc, tb~ste, they bav~e hitherto taken i siti ni errisb whcnut they ire ?? ioped whi wll they. thence conc~eive III f~avdul of tlli~ natiaion sihchteyae h soins, It is ...

... - mDZN 0,o LORAb rp ). A !teelnrg ih~neroualy atuendet, so a~s~ ~rdiie,:4 !!so nc'hejip6ye tshat ?? 0~~S day se'ntidglt, wvould, a: any time,'h b ?? sine,' N4.t te hldiolng of such 4 Melhlrsi g,& IaaTt~e~kiies ,: sindi sshder all the'circumnstances, Is ?? W i*dhsaij qs-. sequencei The lafe:uhparalleled and &phire iiiodcrions dsi oil ow' llbertlesn ?? speakng aind wriid-; ?? bestoweid ~ vey ...

... OPENIR OP THR SN1W ARGYLE ROOMS This rendezvous of fashion was not many years since the resi- deuce of - JklFsrn, Esq. which was purchased by Cul.GREVZSUR, and converted by him into a place of entertainment, frequented pnly by the tipper classes of osoiety, under the name of Argyle As- semublie, Pic-nicv. &c. The Philharmonic Society then corn- peenced a series of Concerts here, the great ...

... 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 ...

... - PARIS PA.PERS. . CHAMBER OF PEERS, FEa. 26. The discussion was opened on the projet for suspending for five years the freedom of the Journals. The Report of the Committee having been unfavourable to the projet, the usage of the Chamber called first to the Tribune one of the defenders of the projet. The Dnhke DE DOuDEAUVILLE, in voting for the adoption of the projet, demanded that Caricatures ...

... 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. ...

... ' 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 ...