... *OHAIRIWO Ot TM WkSTMhINSIER MEiM ~ | - . .. . . _ ?? J.Ysteray bing he. ay apointed1 for thetrismJ ffstu- c`aisful Candi-,datsa= telt e 'leio, th!e nielghEt,~ od Knightsbridg' n Sloane-sre, fro which the proeso wafist to ,1prtce, became nusualy thronged at a al hour. The all of considerable quantities of ri durn h tmight, together. with the cloudiness of the- sky duringtheay prof the morning ...

... IHE MOHUNING CHIROVNICLE. - L O N D O N; SATURUDAY, APRIL 29, 1820. Subjoined is an extract of a Madrid letter, which conveys an Idea of the manner in which the credit of the Spanish nation has improved by the change of men and measures. With it we received the Proclamation of the KINC, addressed to the South Americans, of which we were compelled to adopt a most de- fective translation from ...

... L1ST OF -THE WITNEMBIS WHO A~Rll ToGV EVDNCE ONJ THE PART OF TH CROW IN THlE APPROACHING TRIALS FOR HIGH TREASON. I I'I I Robert Adams, cordwaiser, now in custedy. Leonard Alderson, Antelope-gardens, I-olywell-mount, cord- walner. James Aldous, Berwick-street, pawn-broker. George Ayis, Bow-street patrol. William Adkins, Governor of the House of Correction. Right Hlon. Charles Bathursr. J,,hn ...

... FRENA'CII PAPERS. A patriotic Gazette is printed in La Isla, in which the three Delegates of the national army, Arco-Aguero, Alcala-Galiano, and Lopez de Banos, who proceeded to Cadiz, to be present at the ceremony of loth Alarch, on the invita-inn of Gen. Freyre. have inserted the Report made by them to General Quiroga, of the horrid events of which they were witnesses, and had nearly become ...

... THIE AMONING CHRONICLE. L O N D O N: TVUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1l6SO. It was yesterday reported in the City, that Cartihagena and Santa Martha had declared their independence, and to this it was added, that Caracas had been taken. On inquiry, we found the report was brought by a vessel from Jamaica, which place, it is said, she left on the 3d Mlarch, consequently, we are unable to state what credit ...

... OLA SGOW, THwURSDAY Amn C3. is' :;t ' (FRON THE GrASGOW COU11c1.) It is out of our power to express our present perilou situa- tion, Hourly, anl momentarily,. night and day, alarnms are .given. EN'GAGEMENT WITH THE RADICALS.. KILSYTH, AitRIL S.-This niorning a gentleman residing In thie arish, bslonging to the Falkirk troop of Yeomanry Cavalry, left hnie to join his-troop ?? had proceeded a ...

... SFAIN. )ECEtEE VOR THE CONVOCATION OF THE CORTES. Don Ferdinand VII. by the Grace of God, and by the Constitution of the Spanish Monarchy, King of the Spains, &c. &c. leaving resolved to assemble immediately the ordinary Cortes which is to be held every year, according to the Consti- tution wlich I have sworn to observe, considering how urgently hecessary it is to call into activity the ...

... WEV REV. WILLIAM HOLLINGS, OF HEREFORD. I (A ]BIOGRAPHIICAL SXETCII.) ?? the night of the, 25th March last, died, the R1ev. William Ilollin s, f St. Owen's-street, Hereford, in the, 75th year of his' ag. weias a nlative ot that city, brought up in the Grammar csol.t'here, and afterwards graduated fin Brazenose College, Oxiford. 'Takilig holy orders, he officiated several yearq as Curae o ...

... The Royal Tennis Court, in Great Windmill-street, St. James's, was crowded yesterday, and more genteell than usual, for the benefit of Scr6ggins. 'The amnateurs had plenty of fun; and some excellent sparring. Joe Noiton' who unsuccessfully opposed Caleb Baldwin for the Mafyoralty of Garrnt, resumed his situation as Jfaster of the Ceremonies; and, after some minor setting-to, -tbe following ...

... yORK~~JR.~.HUDDrlmFL7.t Accounts have been published by the Minlsterial Prints of the insurrectionary movements near Hluddersfield and Barnsley, which we noticed in our paper of Saturday. The details which are given by the Iest Rdiing Chronicle are to this effect. In consequence of the rumours prevalent in the town of Hludders- field on Tuesday last, the Magistrates had been induced to take ...

... Amongst the other amusements of Easter Week, the Town has not, been a little diverted by the mode in which IR. CANNING'S CMZL1RIATEX SPEKHC, made after dinner upon his late Re.election for Liverpool, has been announced to the.Public. Mr. Canning has evidently taken the hint from a late and dis- tinguished constituent of his; we mean the late lamented Doctor Solomon. He has taken up the very ...

... JDISASTMOVSt AIPFAZ AT GREENNoCK (FRtOMt THES GLASGOW HERlALD5, APRIL 10,) Perhaps there Is not, a more loyal town In Britain than Greenuck; and so well established is this character, that very seldom are any military quartered there. It was with the ut- most astonishment, therefore, that yesterday morning we re- ceived the accounts that a mob In Greenock had inade a wanton attack upon the ...