... LONDON: W'RDNFESDAlY, MAi2RClS9, l8% I Letters from Pamplona of the 19th Instant were yesterday r-I celved by the 'way of Bordeaux, two days later than those brought by the last mail, They chiegy relate to the enthueslastic manner in which General NINA had been received within the walls of that fortress. Upwards of to,ooo persons went out to t meet him, and evinced every possible demonstration ...

... I NEIVS01flX SPAN The Madrid Garettafeltraordanary of the 9th int. contains the following document : L' ' ' ' . W Having decided, by a Decree dated the 7th, to swear to maintain the Constitution published at Cadiz by the.Genei~al and Extraordinary Cortes, in the year 1812, 1 took the ?? oath before a Junta, nominated ad interiml, and composed Of persons who enjoy the confidence of the people ...

... TUE MO~iVIN--- 7R O I I TulE. MOiRrNGS C11RONAIE- L O N D.O N: JAZIDAY, MAjR fH 1, 18w. The'Spanih 'news, brought by the; mail of yesterday, adds little to our information of what is passing in the South, Letter from Cadiz of the 2ith ulth do not venture to say a word on public affairs, for the very-plain reason that the writers preferred theirpersonal freedom to the gratifyingof their friends ...

... SPAI N. The determination of the King of Spain to swear to maintain the Constitiltion, promulgated by the Cfortes in 1812, was acce- leiated by the unexpected defection of Count de i'Ahishal, who, on the 4th hist. left Madrid at the head of tlhe Imperial Regl- ment Alexander, charged to escort a convoy destined for Gen. Freyre, who .was opposed to the Insurgents in Andahtsia. On quitting tile ...

... 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 ...

... GNERAL ELECTION. in ~~~CiTY OFLONDON.6~ th The Election of four Members to represent the Cft~ of Lon- j~don in PArliament1 commenced yesterday at one o'clock. The anddats are six in ?? Win. Curtis, the Lord Mayor, Thos. Wsilson, Esq. Aldra ?? -iltian ' Wood, and Alderman Thaorp. The latter four were the it late Miemnbers. id The neighbodrliocod of Gujidhall, the scene of the Election, I ...

... I'TRENCH PAPERS. SPAIN. lADRID, MARCH 16.-The Duke of Infantado, Colonel of the LFirst ?? of Spanish Guards, is replaced by the Prince of Angloia, son of the last Duke of Ossuna. This choice it once satisfies the army, the regiment of guards, and all Spaniards. The Duke of Alagon no longer commands the gardes-du- corps. Ilis successor is the Lieutenant-peneral Marquess of Valpai aiso, one of ...

... DEVON ON;ITNATION METNC. 51iltitC OF' 1.RD VISCOUNST ltlssO'~rc'5, A'S S1,tE NOMItNATION or X140trs o7r 1F 'mi 1t ssitc,.rTAtsH 9, 1820. Pxtracted front Wooliner's E~xeter and Plymouth Gazette of CE54TLYMffN FREEHOLDERS, If ever I stood before you with feelings of pride and catisfatc- lion-if e'.er I felt impatient for an) opportunity of addressing yciv; ik is on the present occasion, because ...

... TO Tou EDITOR or THn MORTNIG CHRONXICL The deep interest justly excited by the detection of the late conspiracy, and the great importance that a correct idea should be entertatned upon all material points connected with it, may excuse oe troubling you with a few observations upon the va- lidity of a doubt, which is mentioned in your Paper of this morning. It is there stated, that a. doubt ...