... TIlt EXA MINE-14 .O.YDO.N, JULY SO. 'Pur Reader wvill see some account in oer forein neov- o the early discussions of the Spaniih (Cortes, .yh o have s- about the work of reformation in good earnest. 'i'b have set on loot enquiries into various departmerms Cf government, nnd their address to thie King tvinces a eaiit firmness that must exceedingly perplex the decia r agailst popular libFrty. ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLEm L O N D 0 N:- F'IDAY, JULY' 28, 1820. Accounts have been received, of a very unpleasant kind, of the issue of the expedition under Sir WILIAsM CArca to the Per- sian Gulph. Report says, that the Pirates, who In the first place abandoned the fort, which some time ago the public were informed had been quietly taken possession of by the troops under Sir WILLIAXM's command, ...

... RUSSIAN WORK ON POLITICAL ECONOMiY. T(I THE EDITOR or THlE MORNING CHRONICLE-. IR tie year IS15, was published at St. Petersburgh, at the expeace of the Emperor Alexander, a complete Grammar And 3)sgest of the .whole Science of Political Economy, as far as it hapd then been explored by all the writers of modern Europe, Rilapgieri included. It is in 6 vols. octavo, in French, written by a ...

... ; loHE ' ?? OR Ni NG (NW.iC 2 . L O N LjO N: We reeeived Yesterday the Paris Pipers of 'Sunday ]aOF.- T Ohe i'beitofV Ptrs. met on Saturday, andiareed to the Proetfe''m Fid. it oval duty ateflts at Parib, for tbepurpose of finishing the Bourse, jo.the Chamber-of-De- pptieg j&epatt was m.sade In favour of ?? for payln,! a sum of nioney to Algiers, in cxecution of a forigr treaty. discuss~il Vis ...

... -o1 RNN.GdORc . ,if;RlDA-,., JULY 14. 1io.' * We received -yeterday the Paris Papers of Mondiy lGst- Tse, K1 held bis ~usual Court on Sunday. lis b1a/is11 f wards tf'ansac~ted business with th&i: keeper of, AtO Sea1ts . gaste aprivateaudience to Licutenarn.Gez-eralP )ilad4iLii Caoix.,: 'The, ourt is to set out) it iasaidfor9St.Cioudyon Tlhtu 4sdytvext and to remain there for six week,.' The ...

... 1vi;r. Cobbett hag Ibit npon an excellent plan or appeal- strorifongly to public feeling on thle questions connected Ohtl tie present perqecution of t1hP Q'een. He ihas hium- b cg ol racalres posted tip. containinq Short sttwen s of jitj, ial ?? involved in the question. This ic no juoit an 3drnirnble mode of excifin-g ?? public to thinl rl tilve iirn.ortatit matters it is like a 1loud voice ...

... LMPERUAL PARLIAMENT G.RBAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. h. USE OF COMMO1S, Jute $. The Earl of BectIve, Mr. Plumber, and Mr. Wetieredl, de- faulters on the Election Ballots, were ordered to be discharged, on payment of their fees. The Report on the Consumption of $moke by' Steam En- gines, was brought up. On moving that the Report be printed, Mr. M. A. TAYLOR gave' notice of his intentdor, itn the ...

... THE MWORNING CHIH(J-ICLE. , , e ,- . ' ?? ! , ;- :g - ;ONVDd;YtJULY lVZ1l20. ' Wye received ot .Satutday aiad.yesterday the 'Paris Papers of Wednesday-and Tlhuriday last. The. anibe of Pqersm fit c. ,on y'da when tie, Maiq . od from the Committee on tle. Budget of .spply.; the .ppning of the. dis- cussion,was fixed for:Friday. 'Tle discussion wassthen resumed on the law of arrest, as ...

... I sJ>2(3TVI? UVI NUTAL INrL L h; L.Vjh ASISlI;Zc. MUlr:DERS ATl WOOLWICH. iTA1Dort'XF., JtULY 28.-.-Ja.'aes AsYcei was i'tilictel. for 1I. w ilfu'l it rnercf I'itorntis I'Pcker, and Sara ll Br oI, hia hol keeper, at 'st/ o!isichl on le 9d of M rcl Tf 3 eorre *eie aliu ii'b cliiettl~e~' c Iargiigi hinm icithi birglary aint seduion flit !, Parker's holit w. 'I'h e wo rt ,,as eoziessisely croe ...

... * TFESIINSTE' MEETING. On T'esday a ,Mfeeting pf Itle Tinhabittant I sot'ehntidrS of \Y/eszinsfer ^xW;lq 1led in Co nt-gririlw, for the pur- Poqe nf volin,agan Addreqs to her M~ijesty ; the ffighi i3ai- ?? in ?? Chzair, ( uprntr by Sir i. Burdelt, Mr. HoA- honr-e, trrd severa'l atber public chraciers, 'The btisine~s of the INMeetiog ?? opeut.d i; ?? uiual form by tile 1iAh BailiL, wbo sa.'id. ...

... MADRID, Jt-crx 17. I art really led to believe, that, the new institutions offthis erg~isf~iyliill'b icatee '¶ %6ho~t%~oo~sned o' violences. 'It Snow' eppea,~t~ iit¢\bet-ernifs of Sjtain I'fade jeho6s ible > ?? ?? ?? froes'ttendingthe gloriois deremdoziy ?? 9th, yet a ?? do was to azsassmiate ian unfor- tunate 'ctine, and ihdnce'a fewy solitary individuals to assemble in-1Madtld, and ...

... -ADRID, JULY 13. SITTING O' T]HE'C OOMS5 OF THlE IOTH. ?? Count ToaENO, Member of the Committee appointed for preparing a Reply.to the King's Speech, communicated the Ero' ject of the Answer. . It commences with conigrattilatirg his Majesty, that the tinle has atiength arrived, when, ?? himself to the nation by a solemn oath, they may expressitheir sentiments to t.he Throne; and manifest their ...