... 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, ...

... INSURRECTION IN SPAIN. The news received this day by the ordinary courier are not later than those we published yesterday, brought by an extraor dinary messenger. The letters and Madrid Gazette are of the 24th. The correspondence from Bayonne, of the 29th, confirms what has already been said of the Malaga affair of the i9th, between the royal troops and the rebels, the result of which has been ...

... SPAIN. We (Msonfilesr) have received the following intelligence front Madrid, dated the Nith of i1larch:- The Constitution was sworn to on the 30th, at Seville; it had been sworn to on the 9th, at Cadiz, in the presence of Generals Freyre and Villa Vicencio, and of the Army. ?? But the letters from Seville of the 11th state, that there had been tuwmilts at Cadiz, hi wisch a number of persons ...

... To imi EDITOR or Titz MORNING CHRONICLE SI, Lelcester, March 21. I beg leave to refer you to The Courier Newspaper, for the perusal of a most extraordinary I stter addressed to the Special Jurymen summoned for the trial of Sir F. Burdett. I have the honour of a Gientleman, who saw one of 'the printed ori- ginals bearing the post mark, London. - I. will no doubt strike you, that this production ...

... WESTMINSTER ELEtTION. The Numbers at ;he close of the Poll this day were as fol- Sir F. Burdett . 40441 Mr. Lamb . 3201 -Mr. Hobhouse .3759 1 I IMr. LAMB then caine forward, and found the usual dlficulty to obtain silence. He hoped they would allow him to mention that he was 104 a-head of his opponent on the day's poll loud disapprobation in the crowd.. A person who stood near the hustings ...

... 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 ...

... P1I)AIS PAPERS. SPAIN. (FROM rz OASRvTt DE FRANCE.) ; Madrid Gazettes, ef'the 2d MarchRrrivedyesierday (Sun- day); they costaln nothing ofi iterest. - 'IIntelligence received by private letters of the same date con- firms what was said respecting, the Insurrection in Galiela. It is added, that apprehen6ions were entertained of. its having brok'en out at St. Janes de Compostelula. Since the ...

... THE MORNING CfHROwNICLE. LONDON: FRIDAY, MARCH51, iti). The following important article'is extracted from Galignani's Messenger, a well conducted English Paper, printed in Paris:- A courier extraordinary has just arrived to the Spanish nin. bassy, bringing advices from Madrid of the 29th, by which we learn that the following changes have taken place:- M. PEREZ DE CASTRO, a Liberal, and fornmer ...

... 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 ...

... F -S. MORNYNG CHfI LONDON: SATVrrDAY, M4RCH4, 1820. The attempt of the French Ultras to fasten on the Constitutionalists a participation in the act of LOUVEL seems to have completely failed. The Government of that country has, we trust, seen the absurdity of prefer- ring a bill of indictment against a whole people, for the purpose of gratifying a party, whose interests are so much at variance ...