... i.mE MORNING CHRONICLE. L O ND O N: -. BDN12SDAY; AIfY 5, 1820. We ?? hutplined from an Evening Paper, without, ,however, vouch ng for the authenticity. of all the facts, though, ill candour we ought to state, that they were confidently assert- ed in the City yesterday. By the last arrivals from the River Plate, we were indeed informed, on the very best authority, that the Tucunian Army was in ...

... 7H). MO(?NING CHRONICLE., LONDON: FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1820. American Paperp to the 6th ult. reached town yesterday, and from them we have made copious extracts. Py them it will be found, that, at the recommendation of the PRESnsDENT himself, the Florida question is to be suspended for the present, and con. sequently that law also which was intended to give the executive power to take immediate ...

... TO THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES. I transmlt to Congress an extract of a letter from the Ali- niseer Plenipotentiary of the United States at St. Petersburgh, of the Ist of November last, on the subject of our relations with Spain, indicating the sentiments of the Emperor of Russia re. specting the non-ratification, by his Catholic Majesty, of the Treaty lately concluded ...

... OFN GREAT BRITAIN -AND IRELAND. HJOUSE OF LORDS, MAy I. The House~proceeded in Appeals. The Oaths were administered to the Marquess of Dowtnshire, the Earl Fitzwvilliam, and the Bishop of Dereford. ; The LORD CHANCELLOR reported the King's mbst gracious Answer to the Address of the House. Mr. Irving, from the Customs, presented an Account of Ex- torts and Impovts; Mr. Massey, Accounts from the ...

... YHE MORNING CRROVICLE. L O N ?? MONDAY, MAY 1, 1820. The French Papers received yesterday furnish little Informi- tlon regarding Spain, but we ar6 enabled to lay before our rt4- ders an extract f om a Barcelona letter, which forcibly calls dur attention to a subject on which we have not-hitherto ventured to enter. Information front various parts of the Penilnsula leads us to believe, that some ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT 0F GREAT BRITATN 41AN) IRELAND.. HOUSE OF LORDS, MTAY 4. The oaths were administered to the Earl of Egremont, Lords Erskine; lM1ontagu, and Crewe. On the motion of the Earl of SII A FT ,513URY (the standing Orders being taken into consideration), Resolutions were agreed to, for the purpose of making available the evidence, &c. upo's private Bills in the last Session, which ...

... THE YEWS. - FROM JOtN TO Etl9 COUStIl IN THE COUNTRYT. M11aster, Mfiaster I news, old news, and such news as you never hcard of.-TAaa. Teta Snsew, Act. iii. 2. Deazo Coz-What a fuss against all INeNOVATION, We've heard from the party that govern the nation; Yet still 'tis approv'd when iheir taste they would pander, So sauce for the. Goose is no4 sauce for the Gander. Why, novelty, nothing ...

... IMPEXfTAL PARLIAMEi. .. or I IR . - GREAT BRITAINJ AND IRELAND. ?? HOUSE OF LORDS, M&Y'3I ThiHouse proceeded in Appeals. The oaths were administered to the Marquess of Salisburys the- Marquess of Sliro, and. Lord Saltoilw. Mr. Smith presented the Sixthi Report of the Commissionqre of Roads and Bridges in Seotland; ;Mr. Bulley, from the Ex- chequer, an Account of the Public Debt; and Mr. Spicer ...

... LORD COCHRAN,. AND THR BLOCKADE OF CALLAO. ?? LIMA, Dec. 5, 1819.-On the 25th September Lord Cochrane, in command of the Chili squadron, appeared off Callao, where ?? had been long expected; and if we had believed the Chili Gazette%, and the number of flying papers spread along the coast, we should have supposed, with his terrific Cbngreve's ,rockets; that all the horrors of Moscow were coming ...

... 7HE MOUNING CHRONICLE. L O N D O N: SAlTUBlDAY, SfAt 6, 1820. By papers laid on the Table of the House of Commons it will now be seen that the Revenue of 3819 has fallen short of that of 1818, notu'ithstanding half a year's collection of new duties laid on last year (calculated to produce annually 3,190,00D1.) on Con- solidation of Custom duties, and Excise duties on tea, peppers coffee, ...

... PARrS,' ArRIL SO. The Ministers assgmbled at Vienna not having terminated the various points which were submitted to them, it Is the insebtion of the Emperor of Austria to quit his dominions for Berlin on the 5th May, where he will be met by' the Emperor Alexander and the King of Prussia about the 12th. It is certain that a body of French troops is forming on the borders of the Pyrenee&. ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, MAIA S. The House proceeded in Appeals. The oaths were administered to the Dukce of Dorset and two other Lords. Mr. Smith presented the Richmond Bridge Cash Accountfor lei 9.-Ordered to lie upon the Table. I TfieEarl of LIVERPOOL, in the absence of the Farl of Darisley, moved himself for the Paper which the latter Nobte Lord ...