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... THE * ORNING CHRONICLE. L O N D O N: SAT1UR DAY. MAY-27, IS20. LISBON, ArIL 29. Our tiaihappy country is at this moment almost in the same *ttsation as when it was placed under the domination of Spain, ,When all the Portuguese united their efforts to replace the Duke of Braganca on the throne. Since that tinte, the House of Ca- div:al is become, in point of fact and right, the first Princes of ...
... L O N D O N: TUESDAY, MiAY 30, 1820. Extract of a letter from Valparaiso, dated 22d Feb. 1820 I told you in my fornmer letterof Lord CocHRANs;'s entrance into Guayaquil; but as that letter may not have arrived, I will recapitulate the heads. Lord C. vent there with the Lautaro, in search of the Puebre frigate. At vight he entered the river alone, attacked and took two large merchant vessels, ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... METLRPOLITAN SCMOIl, O(l INDUSTRY .Al D-1 TA1TMOO. O Sardya numerous an1d highly respectable Mleeting of Gentementookplace at thle M~unjocn Hous,inte gytn 1 lail, for the purpose of taking jilto consideratiost the best means of applyn ?? munificoent donation of the buildings anld wazste Ilauds at Dartmoor to the establishment of a School of Industry for poor and abandoned Orsihans of this ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY 17. The [louse proceeded in Appeals.-utdSeaCnt was givel an the cause of Lidwill V. Grady, in favour of the Respondent, affirmiig, the Dlecree of the Court of Exchequer In Ireland, Tiohe oadis were administered to the Duke of Rutland. are- Mr. Parkhoutme presented the 16th Report Of the C CommnissionesOr,-Ordered to lie upon ...
... 7HE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: FRIDAY, MAY 12,1820. tihe New-York papers arrived yesterday state, on the autho- rity of letters from Washington, that General VivEs, the new Spanish Minister, hado immediately on his arrival, delivered in to the Government the Florida Treaty, ratified by King Fzz- 5)lrAN)D, withloutany resttictive conditions. This is quite a new fe turein this singular ...
... TMRE QZEEW. We yesterday received the following letter from an English Citntlemadiat Geneva:- n ?? Mlay 17, 1820. The QUEEN arrived here on Tuesday last, coming by the Mont-Cenis to Chambery, and thence by Aix and Rumilly to this place. Her MSiAJESrv is lodged at the Hotel ?? de Ge. neve, where she intends to remain till the return of a Courier sent to Mr. BOUOHASM onlier arrival here. s Her ...
... ZHE MORNING CHRONICLE. . I LONDON: MONDAY, MAY 15,1820. Saturday and yesterday we received the Paris Papers of Wed- ncsday and Thursday last. The Chamber of Peers met on Tuesday, but transacted no business of general importance.; In the Chamber of Deputies the projet respecting the Customs was at length got through on Tuesday, and on the votes being taken it was found to be agreed to, I85 to 1 ...
... SOCIRIY FOR T1'r,[, I-MPROVEVlERNT OF PRTSOvs OC PLINI, ANI) 'p-IF .FORMATION 01'N 1 JU ENIEOF1JFNIERS- Yesterday a Meeting of tile Friendq of this eteellerit Society tookjilce t te F .caaSon5' 1Hell. Upwards of' 1,200) persons, 'Iniong whom were mnhry Noblemnei and Gartlemnerr of the Ki eet itntion, were assembled upon this OCraibs7i. Both tilegalertiestf and the body of thle Hall were ...
... ?? axeiiORATION OX I-XIS LATE ROYAL ' 0^iltl-NLSS IlE DUKr OF K2',T. kst having been fixed by the Duchess of KENT for :.4g ltt.I Resolutioi.s voted at the recent Public Meeting of ivaead OGentlemrenconnected with the nlumerous Cha- . 'l>,vrottized by the late lamented Duse, and Founders of . .¢b5jption for the intetded ilorstnment to his Memory, at tne ~If tck s he Deputationl appointed by the ...
... TI-F7 =ING V. ]JYRIN ESQ. TO TassR EDITOR or THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR, Observing in your Paper of yesterday a statement of the trial of this cause, and that the defendant did not appear either in person or by Counsel, I beg to state, that it was owing to a failure in my application to the Court in due time to postpone this trial, in the absence of my most material witnesses, as also from the ...