... FOREIGN INTELLIG ENCE. Yrancc, @3crnai~p, ¢c. . .ASSAS2{SI1NV;ION~ Q') 'l'IE B UKE DE J oE , RlI. y - I ..E , l-. , Consternation still pervades the capital. Days allot. ed .by eustom to tumnultuary pleasure. and the eace'sof popular mirth, have hecome days of mourning. There have bssen no assembhages of tire public except at the gates of tile Palace, where the mortal remahis of the' Duke of ...

... pogtavipt. TRAITOROUS CYONSPIRACY! ! It is with feelings ot devp abbotrrence, that we have this wveek to lay before our readers fte detiils ofone of the most hellish and murderons consigivdes that tver disgraced-the arrta's of any crivilired country; nartlely. a plot, to destroy, nt otre fell swoop, the wtiole of tiar Miniirlors of the Britieh Crowtn. YThriksc to an- ore- riling Providence, ...

... ;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 ...

... I.IPROVED) GUN LOCK. - 1. . . I -U. - I .1. ?? Sat l)r. N, of tlis townI, has mltade an inaprove-oent in v IGu Lic , i: which'the Primiing is Yetalited iul the t !'d ddvtuttded fromi- dtnp Antd ttoistare, by tlhe t1 p ofpiC; aulj ,I ;¢ CyAinder; in con sequeilce of iwhichl c, hlu e has stiled it The C,,lirader Locl;; ti r tic ilvent of tlhis Cylindcr., lhe bhis oltailted e l Itr~ieol I. ...

... c ;urnflll , s3ouclial . nd Jailv (tiommercial Adveru.x~er. I - I DUJtLHII-WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1MQi I I I 11 London Journals of Saturday. and French Papers of Wednesday last, have arrived. The Coroner's Inquest upon the body of Smitb- ers, an Friday returned a verdict of Guifty ?f Murdr against Thistlewood and nine of his com- panions. A report of the procevdings Upon it, and of the further ...

... r 7 in e vda-v'? ? - -, LON'DON,A.MONDA~Y, Fmn 28. SPPECT! MFI ?? CONJ~11SION- LlRS 1 N 11ROROGUING P1ARLIAM~ENT HIS AIFIERNOON. yovu,1 thlit in is at ?? dsanppoinatiiaelt, til 'is Nues I lhit on ?? fil-t natal solellmi Occasioni lie is ,irevelite 6N Zindisposmit ion I ioln anaetag you ill pelol 11It, woltild Iw tet i 'aiiilatio O.il ~lt Il i- j M ajesty' 'fto give air e eiuice iii ate it it ...

... , ti'!ON. 1 LISI)A, i V B , U I9 V5 I -L V . - .oN()3ON, l'1iES1))AYI k. ?? Si-t y-.s ,t(!.rdtty p~ororigued A l i be i'issoi~e11 d 11 lay by 1 b 00 r Piti c a i el lart s re l Rliy e e a vi ll iu i l ,P, n teit 10 llt acute lsr aolre'l I ll - ' ilw 'lI tage us ;otrt.o pod tds i~i'c~sioW os t°i Sierpliti 9ofsnX Parlrlililet silie prtl tal* ira s ii sIb~ ge.[ trit Speech I 1.1r he i ol lalas ...

... eDfillourgl)- The following communication has been transmitted to the Moderator of the Church:- Council-Olfice, Whiteihali, Feb, 12, 1 820. Stait-You will herewith receive an order of his Ma. I jesty's Council, directing the necessary alterations to be mdle in the prayers for tlie Roysl Famrily, su) ar as re ottes to Scotland, whicht you will be pleased to commnt- eniate in such niHnner that ...

... ymperial parlicumt. 11OUSE or LORDS. I ThFruosk' 1i. The Marquis of Cholmondfiley presented to tihe e House the King's most gracious answer to the address 1 voted to bis Mlojesly last night. The Answer was read by the Lord Ciatacallor, to the following ekrect:- e dd I have received, with the greatest satisfaction, the Address of Condoletictit gnid Cutigratulatiou, directad to be presunted to ...

... SAT UIR) AN 0 SUNDAY'S ?? rs. Q-. V11 Fi.Jn1WAIY 26. S L' IJl AWEO LommON, S.ATtRDAY, kRJ11bUARY .26. a a 11jOIIRIBLE CONSPIRACY. o ~~~ilF sicat end ~~of thle toirn was on W nedyigt ti rrljrie wii ent a tte reta -ey and alri, by terpi t o te (detectioU 01 a coinspinmcy against his Ri, iiiti oft MinstrS and of' the apprehenii~on f Somne sl hep The.Ae clief draitil ?? to t lie pi isoiiei's f kii ...

... 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 ...