... 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 ...

... TOTUNB EDITOR or THE MORNING CHRONICLEI SIR, I request you to Insert the following documents relating to the case of the 1tev. Mr. Pike Jones, lately submitted to the 1iouse ol Lords by Lord Holland. PETITION. That your Petitioner has been regularly educated at the University of Cambridge, was admitted Into holy orders by the Hon. and Right R1ev. Dr. Pelham, Bishop of Exeter, in 1814, and has ...

... 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 ...

... d ceterday the Lord Mayor held a Court of Commnon Coun- t, cilforthedispatch of business. The Court wag thinly qttended eat the beginning. e STATE OF NEWGATF. a Mr. OLDIJAM1 maldhe rosetocalltheattentionofthe Court to the circumstance of ?? been latelyrefused A access to Newvgate. Heknew it would be very indelicate toienter a at present into the subjectai he knew itwas put under the consi- It ...

... - 7iE*MOR1NING C-HRONICLE. , LONDON: TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1820. New York Papers arrived yesterday to' the 21st ult. The only intelligence of any importance which they contain is the passing of the Navigation Bill. This Bill is not founded on any new principle; it is merely the extension of one on which they determined some time since. As a retaliatory measure, they excluded from entry into their ...

... BRITISH CAMlOLIC ADDRESS. The following ,Address,wlth near twenty thousand signatures attached, was on Wednesday presented at the Levee to the King, by his Grace the Dukeof Norfolk,Earl Marshalaccompanied by the Lord Clifford; Sir Carnaby Hagerston, Bart.; Sir Richard Acton, Bart.; Sir Thomas Cliftord, Bart.; and Edward Jern- ingham, ,sq. &c. Si-We, your Majesty's falthful subjects, Roman ...

... =- K lE - i- lB - _I O IC E THE MIORNINVG CIIRUIICLis. L () N D 0 Ns: WIED.EJSDA Y, A, 1YY 24, )8- We received yesterday tlse Paris Papers of Saturday last. The discussion on thie _lection l'rojct, in tle ChambeLr osf De- putles, was again costinued through ise sitting of Friday, and further adjourned till Saturday. Tle Alcmbers who read spechles on Friday were only four il number, viz-id Md ...

... 7HE iVIONINJNG CHRONICLE. LONDON: T2URSDAY, MAY 11, 1S20. We have been favoured with a file of Lima Gazettes from September up to the 5th December, brought by a Gentleman who witnessed the whole of COCHRANE's unsuccessful attacks. We observe that Viceroy PEZUELA is so satisfied with the coun- try he commands, that he orders even the most inflammatory passages of the ChilL Papers to be ...

... From the LONDON GAZETTE of Mllay 6. This Gasette notifies, that the payment of half -pay to Naval Ofict:er, from the 1 st of Jallstary to the z, st oft March, vvilt be-| an the 8th, 9thl, anS aoth of this month, to Admirals, Ctptait.s, and their Attornies ; nn thp 11th, 12th, 15th, 16th, and 17th of this niotith, to Lieutenants and Chaplains, and their Attormies; and on the 18th and 19th of ...

... IMPERIAI PARLIAMENT' GREAT BRITIN' JANDA IRELAND. HOUSE OF, LORDS, lIAT 16. The House proceeded in Appeals. Thie Oaths were administered to the Earls of Cliantatty and O'NeIll, and Lord Bjelhaven. , Petitions from Wishech (Ely) and from Cornwall, complain- ing of Agricultural Distress, were presented by the Bishop of Ily and the Earl of Mount Edgcurnbe.-Ordered to lie upon the Table. .I I 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 ...