... I THE MORNING CHRNWICLE. L O N D 0,N: THURISDAY, JUIVE 1, 82o0. Any alarm which might have been felt at the unexpected re- suit of the vote on MiSr. 1lOt1tc SUMNER'S motion on Tuesday night, will, we trust, be effectually removed by the vote of last night, on the motion of MIr. ROBINSON, for linmitilig the inquiry on the Agricultural Petitions to the frauds practised under the efisting ...

... YHE 4GORNLVG ,CHRZNhCLE. L O ND ON: . TUESD4Y, JUN-0 i, l82i. We received- yesterday the Paris I'apers of Frlday last. The discussion in the Chamber of Deputies, on the Amendment moved by M. C&mxLLE_-JOxLM,' in the first Article of the Elec- tion Projet, was closed on: Tlidssday, when a scrutiny' took place, attended by the remarkable circumstance of all the IMembers being present, except orie ...

... ILLUSTRATION OF A 14K-W RITER. I 1)'P Conxier has the face to hazard the follovvitig piece it, an articdq on the cplebration qf The 'TIriumrpl of ilre II eta-of Kirla arid Miriisfer$ are reproarhed aq ayeo- 11:rrla. What are the flattprei, of the people I He w ioe te~ls a .10arrrcIt that IeC jq tlle Wvie't, bravast, and best of metI, i, (Oid at far liri sertiitvi IVIis Itrir ?? be his reward ...

... e- .A. . - NIQ Ly'E D P R-RLIAIE N7, ., I u -- -- - I. _ f l. 3iOU iS sOF LQRpSi. Thwesda11, J1I S0. C iVIL LIST i~ILI. 1iih Earl of LIvFtRPoo0. movell he thirde ra.in prd DAcr2E mo ied an iinlelid') eei in tile il in .qrkvenpllthe applicitisn of any ;,arr of lie admont of 'the 1i2it ho thie porposes of tie Ci'tli b, . Uithot the cousent. Pa rhnie'ifi. i Le of ''he f LEltoL deprecaled tie ...

... HE MORNING CHRONICLE. . ' L d N DO N:. iEDNXSDAY, JU E i, 18°20. We received yesterday the Paris Papelsspf Saturday-last. 'llie discussion on the Election rrtsjet in the Chamber of Deputies, was again continued through the Sitting of Friday. Tlhc amend- mernt moved by M. DELAUNAY nE ?? having baen rejected nearly unanimously, the President proceeded to read the first ar- ticle of the Projet, ...

... IMPERIAL PARMIAMENT or GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. THE MINORITY ON THE ALIEN BILL. Althorp, Visct, Graham, J3 R. G. O'Grady, S. Baring, A. Graham, Sandford Palmer, C. F. Barnard, Visct, Harbord, Hon. E. 1'ares, Thomas Barratt, G. M. Heron, Sir R. Parnell, Win, Beaumont, T. W. Hlume, Jos. Philips, G. Becher, W. W. Hutchinson, Hon. Price, it. C Baillie, Colonel C. H. Ra'iden, J. C Caicraft, J. H. ...

... TO 4(TTIE REFOfltNIRS.~ s ?? , Jec Ofraising a Smm of -omir the pirpose fdefdfaying the easa attentheseortng a seat in Pai~ lit at thc iiex ...

... _ = = = ' LONVDON, J1NE 4. MONS'FROUS TREATMENT OF BRUCE. L~Asy week we called the attention of our readers to the eitraordinary case of Mr. Baucr, and we must continue TO refer to it, for it is one oF Ilie, highest importance. Mr. UnVca is an t'nnocent mnan.-a man who oight in fact to be remunerated -for his undeserved snfferings,-yet he is to be tran portled for Vife, merely becauise he ie ...

... EDWARDS THIE SPY. C Frram l le Trovsshr L'veXanin Papar. } !!evaID now laid before the public as Mniny of the d reaanitin to Ecards, ftie sfpy, ts seen) necessary to acry ; und~erstanldi~g of ?? win Idi lie k s ?? glg proceed to give ta ?? of ihe whidle, and to trace t * -eS~Qn to which tile evidence seems necessarily :a.i4tM. Thie Ah, chiel tbe public s now called ipon to we wiill ?? to three ...

... * ST, SPNA.MIAV, MAY 22.-.In ZaragoZa a trifling 0poptlar~con., xnotion took place on the 14th inst. The Clergy, and among thmthe Archbishop, excited about 500 country people, who came in to throw &sown the tabist of the Constitution, but the troops and National Guards, acorpsformedofthe mostrespect. able housekeepers, interfered, and the contest ended in blows. Some few were killed, but they ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT I OF' GREtAT BRlrtAr.;XD) Ir.RELAND. HOUSIE OF LORDS, JuxtS. ; The House proceeded in Appeals. An Account of Wines imported was presented by Mr. Irving.-Ordered to be presented. The Free Port Bill, the Case of Gond Rope Trade Bill, the Navigation Bill, the Customs Boands, &c.'tnd come Local Bills were brought sp from the House of Commons, by Mr. Brog- den, Mr. Wortley, Mr. ...

... 'TO THE iNDUSTRIlOUS ' Lax''' H TIE CAU8E1S-F 'THE PRE- SEiNT POVERTY AND misERY,. L'Iondod, 9th Feb. 180.. Beloved Cox n -4rud Coudntrjp oean The picture, which -our coun- try 'exhiblits 'at this moment, while it si-ks 1our own hearts within h's, IRfs the wbole ev- lized world with wonder and amazement. -This countly has been famed, in all ages, not'conly for its freedom and for the secu- ...