... 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 ...

... 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. { ?? MINO T'M ?? O)TLnD1-~Aa HAS~rT'1^er! f5sM0Tttnx-,AY 15. -Acland, Sic I. -'rankiarid; It. '-Pares, Tbos. *Astley, J. D,.1 ?? ° o svenor, Thoe. Parnell, 'Wni. Allen, Jobh.-i.; 'Gordon, Rlobt. Peirse, Henry Althorpy;Vlscoosit' Grahani,J. 1t. G. 'Pelhiam, Hon.C. AnooiiHoni G.e .; Graham,--Sandford Philips, George' ArMoil, Sir .6. . Grenfell, Pascoe Philips,'Geo. jun. AubreyjSirJohn, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... I*. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GREAT BRITAIN AND IBELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY 15. The oaths were administered to the Earls of Albemarle, Hopetoun, and Granard. benarle, from a Petitions were presented by the Earl of Al enared of Parish in Norfolk; and by Lord Somers, from the Hundredo Weobly, in Herefordshire, complaining of Agricultural Dis- ?? lie upon the Table. The Insolvent Debtors Continuance ...

... ?? wP.ARLMENT G.REAT TIT1idN ANI NRERIAND HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY 19; t e s t~ ~ ?? .so ?? WcsetaHouc proeean ed iC Ctd>Appreals.fr~~teEs ?? The Oaths were administered to th Bi ste 'Jir. Bullqck, fromn ilieTreasury, presented Accountts respects cug the Land 'sex c f. a ebsJosonf, from the Office of ClR set. cretary for Ireland, Accounts respecting Gran ?? ments ; and Mr. Maitlaned, ?? from the ...

... TIE MORNING CHRONICLE. L O N D O N: TUESDAY, MAY95, 1820. The letters from Spain contain no political Information, but it is highly satisfactory to see the manner in which numbers received from various points of the Peninsula, and written by persons of different dasses In the community, agree as to the favourable effects of the late changes, and the unanimity ge. nerally prevailitg. Every ...

... GREAT BRitAI~tN AND hRLJAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, MAV I8. TJie Oaths were admintistered to the; Earls of Cassius and Galloway', and thle Bishop of Cork. Hue Mr.D'Evileformerly Ballet..Master at the Opera Hue took the Oaths previous to the secondredgofailfrn- turalizing him. edatidtm The Globe E xchaxige Amendment 1Bi11 was.ra hidtm and passed. The Stage Coaches 13il1, the South Sea Company Bill, ...