... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 1NBW PARLIAMENT. MEMBERS RETURNED. St. Gaseuaa's-IRt. Hon. C. Arbuthnot, Hon. S. Bataurst. NEW lRomioey-F. D. Grosvenor, Faq., G. H. D. Pennant, Esq. Bitaroitn,-Lord G. W. Russell, W. H. Wliitbread, Esq. 1i&sTaaas-Hon. W. H. J. Scott, Jas. Dawkins, Esq. BYTin-S. Jones Loyd, Rifq. S. Marjoribapkis; Esq. N'NCHIOtXA-H. Brougham, Eaq., L. Concannon, Esq. RYac-Peter Brown, Esq., John Dodon.. Esq. ...

... FPENCIJ PAPERS; NEWS FROM SPAIN. ' tFROBM THE GAZETTE DE FRANCE o0 FRIDAY.] WI have received accounts from Madrid of the 24th Feb. They state, that dispatches ha4 been received by the Govern. ment from General Joseph O'Donnell, dated Malaga the 20th. From Algeciras, Itiego marched upon Veger, from whence he set out the 14th, to return to the Camp of St. Rech, passing by the mounutains; he ...

... LONDON: WEDINESDIE; MARCH8, 1820. Two Parir letters of the 3d instant, received yesterday, dis- dnctly say, that Colonel RIiEao entered Malaga on the 19th ult., after some trifling opposition from the KwIN's troops, and by the. people was received in the most enthusiastic nianner. After re- storing the Constitutional Authorities, he ?? ltowfirds .Granada, where he was aware his arrival was !i ...

... -Fin ?? 1o - E~~o M002rds ?? ?? change;[ t morn ',Tlls Gazette contains orders for the osttcage oun ing on the 19th instant',for the 4death of his late Miajesty,-to take a ftiherchangeonthlt9thof April, andto g~o otot'mourli- ing on the 30th of April. BANKRUUPTCIES ENLARGED. T. Lawton and S. Roe, of Stayley-bridge, Lancashire, machine makers, from March 281 to.April IS., J. Winterbottonm, of ...

... REM1A'RKS ON THE NEWS FROM SPAIN. The greatest tranquillity reigns in Spain, say some Journals, and this note they continually repeat. Nevertheless the blaze kindled suddenly at the feet of the Mountains of Ronda, has spread to the gates of Cadiz; it has even thrown some sparks into the town. The focus is still In the isle of Leon. The Mimi- teur has rsade an army of 30,000 men ...

... Ji FENCH PAPERS. INSURRECTION IN SPAIN. We continue to Insert news from Spain, belnig extracts of MadridlettersufFeb.24. Wehavejustreceivedtheimportan news of the defeat of the flying column of the aebels. I his' co- litmn. commanded by Colonel ltieso, marched 'on Malaga, on the 19th. General O'Dbnnel, who was pursuing It, did not.wlsh to block up tile road to the lattercity, where he expected ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

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... 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 ...