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... THE MORNING CHfRONWCLE. L O N D O N: . TUEBSDAY, MARCHHI isgo. The tempest gathers fast. round the present occupant af the Spanish Throne, who conimenced his reign by flagrant acts of ingratitude, and since distinguished it by the persecution of hisf most deserving subjects, those who had'preserved his Kingdom and his Thirone. The situation of no donarch .was ever so awful; for not only his ...
... IaMIDDLESEX( BLECroX Itefelowiziwasanounct~tobetestatof the pol.1at four 0876 AMr.~ihitbread . . . .457 Mr. Mellish . .2935 While the numbers were counted up, Mr. MVoo&,'e M.P. for Coventry, came to the front of the hustings, and requested per. ?? the Sheriff to say ?? tti'thd fredlioldrers ?? this request Mr. Sheriff, Parleins immediately comnplied. -Mr. MOORE began by observing, that ...
... t 0 N D 0 N: T12URSD.Y, AURCH 6, IS We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Sunday last. The Chamber of Peers assembied on Saturday to appoint a Gran4 Deputation to attend ihe funeral ceren6non Tuesiley, at St. Do- nis, and to receive a Ileportffr6m the Coimmittieo of Petitions. Amongst the Petitions was one.sigfied by an individual praying for the prosecutiot of the luke DzcAisFS, on which ...
... MIDDLESEX LtECTION. TENTH DAY. Before the state of the poll Was announced, Mr. Sheriff PA It KINS expressed a hope that the people would bear Mr. IJel. lish to-day, as he understood that that gentleman had something. of importance to communicate, and that he had also semd very edifying observations to make. s5'ATE OF THR POLL ΒΆ1I5 DAY. ir. Whitbread . * . 24B Mr. Byng . . . 242 Mr. Aellish . . ...
... PRENCH PAPERS. SPAIN. (Rns.%t TanE JOnUNAL liE PARMS) The Memorial Bordelais, of tie 7th hist. gives the following intelligence:- We can assure our readers, that the official reports received at Madrid the 28th ult. the day of the departure of the last CoD-' rier, make no mention of the pretended iiisurrectionary move- ments in Arragon, Catalonia, or Aiturias. As to the insurrec. rion in ...
... TIlE JI0I'NIXG CGUONICLE. I. 0 N 1) 0 N: THURSDAY, M11ARCH9, 820. Considerable interest has been excited by the manner in which the French Papers represent General O'DINaNIEL pressing on the rear of the division of national troops, under Colonel RiECo, as if some apprehensions were entertained for his safety, it being stated that fie ?? 'Malaga in a precipitate manner. It ought tobe remembered ...
... 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 ...
... THE MIORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: .qATURDAY, MA1CH25, 1820. Letters of the Il1th instant from Barcelona state, that on the preceding day the Constitution had leen established there by all the Authorities and Corporations of the Capital of Catalonia. It was proclaimed in seven distinct parts of the town, leading from the Palace to the barracks. ' This solemn act excited a most lively enthusiasm ...
... IRELA ND. ?? follow ingnotice has been issued by Major- Warbuston, at Ennis:- (Owing to the-disturbed state of the county, and the necessity of, having. contitmal patrols of- militar? and pblice in every direction diring thbq night, thepeaceable and well-disposed inhabitants are earnestly recommended to remain within their hoiuses from nine. o'clock witil day-light, and- to abstisa from ...
... 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. ...
... I grant Corruption eways mankind, That interest too perverts the mind: I know that in a modern fist, Bribes in full energy subsist: Since then, these arguments prevail, And itching palms are still so frail, ?? Politicians, I suggest, Should drive ASnail hathgoes die bst. TO A MODi327 POLrrsr 'I738. As Corruption, from the highest imeserver,'down to the lowest Tide-wvaiter,* is confessedly as ...