... 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 ...

... IHRE MORNING CHRONICLE, L O ND O N: WIVDNESDAY, MfARCH 22, 1820. The French Papers continue to furnish additional and illus- trative particulars relating to the affairs of Spain; among them is MiNA's Address to his old comrades in Navarre, dated the 2d March, when, of course, he was unaware of what had hap. pened in Madrid, The predicament in which the Kcio was placed on the 7th, and the ...

... -WTSNERIL ZLECT1OX .. MIDDLE.SEX.ELECTIO N.-SIXTB DAT. MAetheclose of the. poll yesterday, Mr. Sheriff PA'RKINS t'atihke4lthel people for the hearing which they had given to'l hr. Hlellishl.on the. preceding day, and requested they would act wi~h'the same eandour to-day. I Ar. Sheriff Rothwell was absent, in consequence of the death of. hiseldestdaughter. The numbers were, for :i.Mr. 'yng . ...

... 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. ...

... ,( ENBRTL ELECTION. - AiTDDLESEX R ECTI ON.--Etsiawn DAY^.: The Poling was very slack all, day, but Mar. 1 elliah headed boli candidates 6n the day'spoll. At fouro'clock the numbers viere announced- Mr. 1e1ing . . . . 415 Mr. Whirbread . . . 2700 - Mr. Mellish . . . . 2421 .heriff PARKINS then requested, as-usual, that they wouldE 'hear every candidate fairly. Alr. BYNG said, he appearedlonce ...

... 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 ...

... INDIA HOUSE' A Court of the Proprietors of the East India Company was held jester'dao. The Resolution which bad passed at the ?? Gerreral'Court for i'proving the ?? df the Court of DXrectors of the 10th NoVemberWlaat,,grantijig to Sir (3. Batlnw iWOI. per ih- numn,to commence from the 21st of May, 181l, wa's submitted to toe Proprietors for confirmation. Mr.' R JACKSON contehded, that the ...

... THE- MORNING CRAPMIVJ4E. L 0 N D He TUESDAY, M.A-4R 1 Gibraltar letters of the 4t ita *ee yesterday received, with accounts. that Cadle opened. its gates on the 11th, and that asos0 warm and cosdial reception van given to the Con- idtoi~nailstsof La Isla. Of course this change took place in censeqtuenice of the advices from Madrid, for. it appears, the Governor, the Navy and the Junta de ...

... From theLOANTDON GAZvETT1'E of March 25. [This Gazette notidies, tha~tonridai' the following Foreign Mlinisters had aadiencsoi hisMajesty, viz. I-Baron Fage,? to deliver new credentials, and letters iu reply to commuhicatrios of the .death of the late King ?? of Kent; Prince Philip of Hesse Homburg, to deliver a letter from the En- peror of Austria on his M5ajesity'saccesilel; Monsieur de ...

... IOKS's HALL, CLERAKNWrELL. HIGH TREASON.-SPE2CAL C6OMMISSION. Yesterday being! the day appointed 'for opening the Special Commission which has been issued for the trial of thle Conspi- rators engaged in the Cato-street plot, the Officers of the Crown attended in this Court at nine o'clock. The gentlemen who were aummoned on the Grand Inquest were also in attendance. The witnesses for the Crown ...

... FNoM the LONDONlGAZE- 'TlEVMkfAh * WfIT.EHALL> MAteoe1,1 120 'HiHs Majest y Iath been pl~es'edi o' ohidia ada tL denridal Kenneth, Alcxande~,' Lord IHpwi RfP9191fingal, Knight Coimnandoref the' iost Hojiourable Military Order bf the Bath, to he a Knight -Grand Cross of the said ost nourable -Military Order, vice Petieal Sir David Dandas, 4eceased. His Majesty hath berit pleased to nominate ...