... 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 ...

... The Court went out of tuournimlt yetwrday. The whinle of I the Kin+s ?? and ?Atteti lalits appeared in colnurs. Saturday l'rhisce LEOPOLD left town tor.-Claremont. Tbe Princest ATMiSTA left ?? on Saturday for Frogriaore. lestardoy Mr. fiEowN, the Keeper of Newgate, waited upon lord. Sltsattmuib tNvice- .: . A ltfriiY IfbTHfVEC4, hlr: Ur der- Sheriff Tuqistea, atad thei lRv. Mr. ('OTTON, the ...

... f MENIV 0f Y.- SUPPRES$VON SOCIEs TY. The Annual Meeting of this Society was held on Saturday, at the Freemasons' Tavern. The Report of the Proceedings since the last Meeting having been read, several Gentlemen addressed the Assembly, pointing out the many excellent objects and plans of the Society, and the improvements that had been made since the last Meeting. It was stated that the Managers ...

... Of late years, the farmers have been remarkably fortunate In their seed season ; the prerent yields to no former one. Never was the lent corn of every description, put into the earth under .more happyauspies, orthe business completed with greater ex- pedition, or at less expence. The sason had been previously most favourable for manuring, and the heaviest clays worked to admiration. The spring ...

... F Fromn tee LO)NDON GAZE TiE ('April29. t wilil hold a L~veo At This Gazette notifes that his ?? Carlton House on the loth of 5ilay; that oi the d6th.instant Lord Craven was sworn in as Lord Lieutenant of Berkshire; andl the Marquess of Lothfan.was invested by his Majesty; with the. ensigns of the Order of the Thistle; and. that on the 28th the Count de Moltke, on a special mission from the ...

... 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 ...

... I A NI VERSARY DINNER F'ORt THE ARTTST'S B1EI Y. lesterday the Anniversary Dinner of the Institntion for re- lieving the Widows and Orphans of Artists, was held at the Freemasons'-ravern, the Most Noble the Marquess of Lans- down in the Chair. As soon as the cloth was removed, Non nobls Domino' was Sung in an impressive style by Messrs. Broadhsurst, Smith, Tin- T'he King's health was ...

... l.RWOOD AND OTHER !; FOR HiGfi TREASON. The public anxiety had been more than usually excited during the late trials of the conspirators, and much curiosity was of course felt as to what would be the final result, and on what particular day the unhappy, deluded wretches, would suffer the last dreadful sentence of the law. The public suspense was however, terminated on Saturday, by its being ...

... HSe 111MOlNING CIIRONICE. LONDON. TULESDAY, MAY 2, 1820. Jamaica Papers arrived yesterday, but they are extremely barren. The Spanish fleet of five vessels had arrived at Puerto Cavello from the blockade of Margarita, where they had been joined by a frigate from Ilavannah. A Caracas Gazette states that the Bislhop of POX'AVAN had collected 7,000 men to with- stand the progress of the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... IMPERIAL PFARLIAMENT 01 G9.4 ?? AJX JSD IREluXArb. ?? OF, LORIS, MPl 2. DIe Lords *Wre ordered tb be summoned fot r ridajf, is take intq consideration certain of the Siaflding Orders .. ne Mr, Clarkson from the Insolvent Debtori' Court, prekented an Account of the Balance In the hands of the lace Receiver Of' the Court. Ordered to lie 0pon thh 'fable. p.R!VAV BILLS. On the motion of the Earl ...