... IREkLA ND. [(lOO rItE THE COnr ?? OF SATURiDAY LASt.] COUNTY OF CORK. Il this immediate vicitity there has been no act ofoutragecom- mnitted since our last, but through the activity of Capt. White, attended by a party of cavalry, several stand of arms were dis- covered yesterday it, the neighibotithood of lBlarney, brought its and safely deposited. We have :;ot heard either of any hcw outrages ...

... TH~l' M L)RNING CHRONICLEB. L 0 N DOC3N: MONTDAY, JUNfE 24, 1822. We received the Paris Papers Of Friday: last night by express. It would appear that affairs between the King of SPAIN and his Cortes are fast appsroaching to a crisis. The KING and the rest of the Rtoyal Fanmily are said to have entered deeply into the plots against the Constitu- tion, and the proofs have been laid before the ...

... THE MORNING CHIR ONICLE. LONDON: co TIUBlSDAY, AUGUST1S, 1822. We received last night the Paris Papers of Monday e by Express. lit An article tinder the head of Coi'fu in the Constittu- t tionnel, contains a Proclamation addressed by the Greek H Minister of War to the Chiefs of the Western Army, m and a Report of the principal events which have taken ju place in Thessaly. These documents will ...

... It is with great pleasure we have to announce, that another Clergyman in this part of the Island has made an eloquent appeal to the British Public on behalf of the persecuted Gxrecks. We allude to an Address just pub- hshed by Hatchard by the Rev. Robert Chatfield, ILID. Vicar of C('atteris, Cambridg-eshile. We have only room at present to quote the following impressive passage with which ...

... PARIS PAPE.RS. MADRID, SEPT. 15. [By AN EXTRAORDINAnY COUtlIER.] THE KING TO THE SPANISH NATION. Spaniards.' from the moment when, after knowing your de- sires,, swore to be ?? to the Consdttution, pronsulgated at Cadiz, on March 19, IStl0-any mind has always rejoiced in the prospect di your future ?? and reciprocal expe- rience of an absolute gontrnment,- in which every thing is done in the ...

... LONDON: -THURSDAY, JULY18, 1822 5 We received the Paris Papers of l'londay, last night, by Ex- e press. 'They contain no fresh accounts from Madrid. The Cnslitu- tionnel states, on the authority of letters from Bayonne, that the bands of General QUESADn exist no more, and that it is believed lhe took the direction of Guipuscoa, in the design of returning to 'f France. ?? turn which affairs ...

... MISSION IN FIRANCE. TO THE EDITOR OF THsE MORNING CHRONICLE. As the Paris Journals never insert any article of intelligence, domestic or foreign, but what Government choose the people to be acquainted with, and consequently, as no mention has been made of the various Missions which have engaged so much public attention in the many districts where they have been preached up, a sketch (however ...

... ?? ACCOUNT~ O1 A SUTTEE. fieXTRACT FROBt. THile ?? PAPERs aEcitivED vxsTEzsDAr.1 On oy ayprceeingto hi 1 Barra, March 9, 1822. 'VItt n m wy, rocedng o tisplace, I happened To passa ?? called Churchsarie, w here I was informed of a Stettee that was going totake place, I therefore Immediately rode to the spot, where I found preparations making, and an Immense multitude of people assembled ; I, ...

... MADRlD, AtG. 25.-A SupplemeDt to the Diaro Cunstitucional of Saragolssa,published on the i9th,contains the following articles: The Commandant- General of the Sixth Military District, under the date of yesterday, writes from Hluesca to the Political Chief of this Province, as follows:- It is five in the evening, and I have just arrived here with the cavalry at a smart trot fromn Casbos, live ...

... New York Papers arrived yesterday to the Ist instant, from which the following are extracts:- By the fast sailing schooner Swan, from Vera Cruz, we learn, that the Castle of St. John de Ulua still held out, having been relieved by troops from Havannah. A Spanish corvette ship had touched at Vera Cruz, for the purpose of procuring specie, but as the Emperor had issued an order, prohibiting ...

... To THE EDITOtR OP THE MORNING CHlRONICLE. Slit, London, October 31, 1822, Absence from town has prevented me from making a few re- lits on a statement, wvhich appeared in 2'Tle Courier of Tueiday 5t, evidently from authority, and repeated, with some addi- $ is, is The New Times of the following day. j Mr. Ilolmes, in a letter addressed to you next day, has already atcted some of the Falsehoods ...

... LON DON: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1822. We received the Paris Papers of Monday last night by express. If the French Ministers are at variance among them- selves with regard to Spain, the Ministerial Writers are not less so. The Quotidienne, a flaming Ultra Paper, does not hesitate to maintain that the conver- sion of the Sanitary Cordon into an Army of Ob- servation is a measure having for object ...