... TE ' ?NING CHRONICLE. L 04;',N D.ON: : ?? Af~i X,2Ld1, 1621. Our, readers will see romn our Private Correspondence from Genoa, that the sentences of death under the new Commission in Piedmont have already been numerous enough. Is the writer, in this, country who called out so loudly for blood yet satisfied ?, Nothing ceitainlyr.was ever worse timed than the jocularity of The Courier on the ...

... TUB MORNING CHRONICLE. LO N D 0 N: WYEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1821. The report is still prevalent at Paris that Russia means to march a large army into Spain, though the ,teadiness of the French Funds would hardly seem to warrant the belief in a Secret Treaty for the passage of this army through France. Letters from Petersburgh confidently announce most extensive military prepara- tions, though it is ...

... S o AI*U'sbzz. A n^b P. ?? e their o ictli~cla~ms wthout 2'anit, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~Ci duyto Inter- t the 40moslsseetspontc ~ ~i t!%l te o ich, p~y brother frir so __ shia CosaslxilttWm, 4nar lgoly to beomt. 14 '~bjch~W1Ube a ieda contest lbetmetatlthe Agrh. ~ ~jj ~a~~san 'h ibo theri which Vuit epd li te-d lfoepetf aidt of boilh. You, Sir, alftsogit ~~gs ~popen PI ?? bylileh die prie of pro.. ?? ...

... LONDON: F RUDAY, AIP~tL an, 1821. the Prerich Papets contain a sort of ofclat c cd6zdit of the affair at Novara, between the Constitutionalists, dnd the Austriatis and troops of General LATblt, in1 which it is said the former displayed shameful cow- ardice, and the Proclamation of General LATOtfR, dlf entering Turin on the 10th. A letter from Treste, of the 31st zilt., gives a striking picture ...

... D S, I, . - - - I ErTsn ORJW*OHIR~CE Y0e!i teifaluly tosari~jone to ejipect tist the hioudetfi and supponrte& ' C titjrfltal; Aissociation :vould accede to A6nin' fatal .tnothni cherished Xstltuion, s that lpo Whtchliesttctfetiitd'lnuri3per ?? ocided. ntt~htderinr Whison of~h hb1 thi:per6l orbe, It: might Lea- gssbiyelral hev^est ?? hat .they *'ipe rettred tO f~rtchi sit least ?? low; eyi.seed ...

... PAius, JuT 20O.-A new conspiracy has just been discovered In Murcia, and the number of arrests to which it has led is con- siderable. The famous Neapolitan General, William Pepe, left Madrid for Lisbon oih the 6th instant, with his Aide-de.Carnp, Colonel Pisa. Extraordinary ne'ws received from the frontiers of Moldavia, announces that the Russian troops have entered that-terrtory, etid that ...

... ARIS6 PAP!RS. We have received the Perlis tpers of Monda? last. The folI 'lowing are extracts: PCR s, JusNt 4.*M. the Count isvalette arrived in Paris on Saturday the 2d instant. I-le proceeded with the most eager anxietyto seehis iady, whois inithehealth ?? Dr, Lafond, at Chaillot, where the most assiduous attention has long bee nad, tohr. 94.~_Goverimtent appears decided to send to America ...

... ST. PATRICKS CHARITr6 8. a FORFEA1~R~MS atSSEX ht the Chair. of noor childrena were left, in Idleness ~~ ih~~l~rclt daiyg depos o the, contagious e eample of juvenile epra- lty,. an4 eoptsequqnily lia le tF oale' 'low est adr most tle o t s. 'Veeer hie object of the benpo se d L ; mnenighbouen0ighten ahr mino s they usefl capable;rs d t e ame time to mouldredir Susceptible hearuslo Virtuec.Y ...

... . OFFICTAL DOCUME1NTS RELATIVE TO THE DE- - PARTURE OF THE FORIEIGN MINISTERS. . The undersigned Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Flenipo- ;tentiary froml hi~ tmpefirat Royal, a'nd' Apostolic Majest;' is sorry to he under rhe~necessitf -of reminding his 'Rxcellenlldy Sil- festre Pinheiro 'Ferreira, 1'dsster andi Secretary of State for Foreign 'Affairs, that thtee @eek afe elapsed'since ...

... .Tj,u1I MORNINGM ,CHflWNICLE. L 04 N D Q ?? r HITlYRDAY, DECEMBEZ 1, IBI. Pi We are given to understand that the Ministerial ar-VI rangements which have been some time in agitation, q are f6r the present suspended, the difficulty of bar- t. monising convicting interests and feelings having beenh und insurmountable. The projected introduction of Mr, CANNIxo has been found so unpalateable in. a ...

... MEETING OF- SIatP-OWNyERs. [ -Ans usl G eocral eting-of Slri povrlens wasos tdirs | My heltd at the City of. Ldnrt tnls for tiher i - cev.og tse Report of hs m ossulttsee of ehltiti I ridh in the roomsf the.late Lord: Sheffield, and ?? MiTembers, in eeplace of tlat number who are gding by rtitior1 Ott ofh ithe Commtittee, : *M.TirT. WhII ...

... THaEMORNING CHRONICLE- L O ND O N: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 18S21. A Hamburgh Mail arrived at a late hour ?? night, with Papers to Saturday last. The. Baron STROGO- No0F is stated to have been most graciously received on his return by the Emperor of RUSSIA. The ac- counts from Hanover of the 16th state, that the King's physicians had declared it to be absolutely necessary for his MAJESTY to keep ...