... 6E il I -O GENE2gAL BL CTIOy.N ' CITY OF LONDON.'-FIFTH D1y;'. 'Mr. Thomas Wilspa 3SOO. ord Mayor:. ?? 6 Alderman Wood ?? 2990 hiderman Thorp .1 2215. SirWmr. Curtis,. 29G1 'Alderhian. Wajthursan' g03o 'The notificatIon, this daty's ?? waa received a clamations of'the'tidnds of the ?? e difficulty was sustained in fitting in fbe nmtber- r Mr. Wilsot ni~e, owing to the atetedants havingh to ...

... -WTSNERIL ZLECT1OX .. MIDDLE.SEX.ELECTIO N.-SIXTB DAT. MAetheclose of the. poll yesterday, Mr. Sheriff PA'RKINS t'atihke4lthel people for the hearing which they had given to'l hr. Hlellishl.on the. preceding day, and requested they would act wi~h'the same eandour to-day. I Ar. Sheriff Rothwell was absent, in consequence of the death of. hiseldestdaughter. The numbers were, for :i.Mr. 'yng . ...

... THE RTBBO3N;EN-OUTRAGES. The outrages which reflect such disgrace upon so many of our counties, we regret tostate,l continue. On Sunday last, 13 of the Gaiway Police were proceeding to attend Divine Service at Ahascragh Church they had merely side arms. On their way they observed a threatening notice and otherinfammatorypapers. on the Post-office door, which the chief constable of the party ...

... NTA21 OF BELAND. ,. _1 , OF IIIt w.sh CsIrr.4. t J ,re.tstet pirtyt.¶. us tt) gtsat5eii .Mts NjotonlFy hore and foat, bt * t tawe eel dispa71 toe ' 'k)M ?? 3Wtirg, o( AvicouPt; ;I PM.rr pls l eivg t$,e~potilp~i'E tlte -Piiaze Wof ., . 'P tfra tlnn, I vhc ?? pgue3e,.r,,w - Ehe,:twinkoutfew4 cloured, .llU, .hQWCefgIve reader a toleblygood vlwv o( the tti'fjhiis.part of th cont*ryj,. .or xtthe£t ...

... ;jE;WS HOSPITAL, a The Anniversarv of the Jews' Hospital for the aged Poor, and the Education and Employment of the Youth of both Sexes of the Hebrew Nation, was celebrated yesterday, in the City of London Tavern. IThe Chair was filled by his Roysllighness It the Dulke of Sussex, who was supported by Lords 1Vomfret and a Portsmouth, the Lord Mayor, General Hogg, the Hononrable it ~V~thi~to ...

... THE MORNING CHRWTICLE. LON DON: l 0DAY, MARCHf27, 183. Besides French Papers, we have received Madrid Gazettes to the 32th instant includve, containing the various acts of the new Government, in the progress of its organization, which, with the other occurrences, we regret not having room to ir sert at full length; but of the KiNG's Decree we give a translation from the Spanish original. ...

... IRELA ND. V Several of the offenderi tried a't the J, oscommon Assizes have r already paid the forfeit of their lives to the violated laws. Ma- r garry was executed on Monday, in trort of the.new. jail of RFor- 1 common--41annlon, or Wednesday,, at Shralee, near Ballina. n sloe; eight other Itibbonites, their companions, were sent off from the dock for transportatimn. Five foand guilty of ...

... To TRnEDPITOR oF nT MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR., More than twelve months ago the Ministerial Papers pro-., claimed to a burdened people the pleasing news that great and important alterations were making in the Custonts by which some hundred thousands would annually be save. Indeed, Mr, Editor, these Journals went so far tbes as to say that these desirable regulations had then commenced fo be acted ...

... 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 ...

... FRENCH PAPBRS. SPAIN. According to letters from Madrid of the 28th ultima, it is certain that Riego marched upon 2Ecija, instead of: proceeding towards Grenada, where he had not arrived up to the 23d. It appears, with regard to Cadiz, that the Insurgentsahad raised a battery in front of the Cortadura, in order to defend the ap- proach. *Itis understood that the Court in;endstocbange some of ...

... LETTERS PROM ITALY. Pi'; Faa.16.-Having Written to you SO lately I should not har''vetaken -up my pen, were it not to give you some ac- count of an unexpected visit with which this city has been hoa- ?? her Royal highness the Princess of Waler. She OrbVed at Leghborn on the 9th or lothinst. and proposed ho- ltisepir that place with her presence for at least a fortnight, but the unexpected ...

... ,( ENBRTL ELECTION. - AiTDDLESEX R ECTI ON.--Etsiawn DAY^.: The Poling was very slack all, day, but Mar. 1 elliah headed boli candidates 6n the day'spoll. At fouro'clock the numbers viere announced- Mr. 1e1ing . . . . 415 Mr. Whirbread . . . 2700 - Mr. Mellish . . . . 2421 .heriff PARKINS then requested, as-usual, that they wouldE 'hear every candidate fairly. Alr. BYNG said, he appearedlonce ...