... a. : (r1[PRO3 THE JOURNAL DESs BEBATS OF SATURDAY.] -. TELEGRAPHTIC DISPATCH. h e BAVOinistr APRIL 17.-Tbe Major-General to his Excellency t the Miinister of War:- of. Tlere is nothing new from the army. The troops are in full er mrrCh. t rThe army of Perpignan, which awaits the arrival of they e Duke d'Angouleme on tWe Ebro, will be in movement from the 11 20th to the 22d instant. ' In a ...

... WVe have received Crrtfiageria Gazettes to the 22d ult. from on, of Glitch the following is copied:_ i FsciSCOhF. PAULA SAeTAS, tifihe order of Liberatorsoi Venezuela and Cundinamnarca,. having the Cross (if Bnyaca, General of Division, and Vice.-President of the Republic, charged wtih the executive power, &c. 04 Taknig into cornsideration, . 1 'l'hat, it is a duty incumbent on every ...

... L O N DO N - FRIDAY, APRIL V5, 1823. We have received the Paris Papers of Tuesday. The Moniteur gives a more particular account of the contents of the telegraphic dispatch from Bayonne, respecting the action at Logrono, the substance of which we comml- nicated yesterday. It will be seen that the Spaniards fight at all events; for the town was only carried after what is called a pretty smart ...

... PRESENTED ljo 1T1)TII HOUSES OF PARLIAA[EsST, * SE I APRI L 22, 18255. S PA IN. No. I.-Confidential Militte of -Viscount Castlereagh. Communicated to the Courts of Austria, France, Prussia, and Russia, iII May, 182D, M1,a-_ u (Extract.) a~ted Teevils which have occurred itt Spain have, as might be ex. ards ceted, excited, in prosportiont as they have developed themselves, tend, the itmotrit ...

... BA YONNVE PAPARS. We have received the folloin intelligence from 1layonre:..! BAYONl-;NE, ACRIIL 15.-The occuparin ,t . tbaI by die Freittit troops was at tile request of the itibabitantsi who feared that the Armyot the Faith wuuld be guilty of excesses, and a line hds been drawn which the troops ot the Faith are not to pass. Ad- vantage has beeii ininiediattly taktn of this occupation, to ...

... THE MRiNING 'HIltnUICLJE. L O N D O N: l1?DXESDAY, APRIL 23, 1823. We received last night the Pairis Papers of Sunday, Extracts from them'vill be found in another column.- The intelligence they contain is of little interest. The capture of the Guerriere would seem to rest on something more than report. The Pilote of Saturday evening stated, that it had received a letter from Brest, announcing ...

... I Df (CroSi THE LMER5~ICtCHRONICLE Of SATURIDAY LAST) On Wednesday night, at .half-pat tenl 'clock, seven men, 'well armned, set fire to the house of Jaties Sheehy, near Mi14imo to rk gether Mith a vast quantity of dairy utensils and 'furtitiire-twt horses and a cow wtfe, burnt to death. Tiej then proceeded to the house of Patrick Madiganofthe sameplacand fastening the Yd door ourside, frr ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT .,GIBJT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. The '8HOUSE OF LORDS. AiL 21. Ithe House proceeded in Appeals in the morning, and adjourned during pleasure at one. At half past four the Hoeise resumed. s Allardyce's Divorce Bill was read a second time, and corn- tmitted for todmorrow. le . THE LATE NEGOCIATIONS. The Earl of LIVERPOOLr.aid he shouldliay upon the Table to-morrow the additional' ...

... MAJOBI'TY ANI) MINORIY r Francis Burdeti's Motion;-'That the Statement made by the |, onitr the Miil, foArp Irelald, inehis plac-eonte 15th of Apr whil theproeedigs ii te Tral o Fobes, I-tandolwch, and thleI !]i']i reder t icumbnt rn tis Huseto institute a ttrict Exa- I elans;; O~l ito tile coduof th High sheriff of the City of Dublin, i ,l~x tsat Occlttion. -April 22, 183. MAJORITY. nberCr ...

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... LIST OF MINORITY UPO': LORD LLE.R'3ORl(UGH'S MtOTION, APRIL 24, ?OR AN' .DREq; OF CENSTRE UPON, MINISTERS FOR TnBIR CONDUCT OF SR Lan TNEGOCIATIONS. nr- PR ESENT. nsIJRS. Essex King Sussex Jersey Holiand Somerset 'T'anluerville Sundridge (Duka ri Grafton Cowper Argyll) Devonshire Fitzlvilliam Foley Portland Forlescue Suffield Leinster Gasford Auckland MARQVESSES. Grey Rllenborough allsdowil BA ...

... THE MORNING CHRU'ICLA. L ON D O N: is is THURtSDAY, A4PRIL f434 82S;. At a late bourn last night, we rec~iving the following: id TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH. A PPARs, AFRIL 22. A Telegraphic Dispatch announces that on the H5tU, our van. It guard carried Logrono, which was defended by 900 men, and 0- that they took a General, two hundred mien, a standard, arms, a. and baggage. Marshal OUDINOT is going ...