... LON D-0 N, JUNE 5. 1rom the French Papers it appears that Mina, having stolen a march upon the Generals said to be in pursuit of him, made a desperate night attack upon the town of Erich, on the 27th ult. The attack was unsuccessful, but it at least proves that the gallant partisan was not in the condition of a fugitive. On the 23d the Duke D'Angoulene issued a proclamation at Alcobendas. The ...

... f'R~A TECOIR rESPOND EfCE. London, Jutte 2. 1823. hlive reached itS, to-day fromn Grnd, slated 18thl I i r B trs nand M1archioness of Ila' tines antii itt il( titere on that day0 and it was tileit'sool pr-oc.Il to Coirfu ht ut it ainpears creta it S-r T1ho- 'ii I ilt nd has itnot resigned the ?? tif thle I -ics ii tat report is ettidehiti Y ioeorrect, for tire -tndte li-t ttioti of the obe ...

... THE MORNING CHROItCLE. erf LON D-ON: er T7-HURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1823. *dy We received last night by express the following Tele-. e graphic dispatch, and the Paris Papers of Monday. of Our readers will observe in the extracts from the latter le in another column, that the new mode of taking towns by means of cavalry ascending the walls by scaling ladders, n which MINA, according to the French, has ...

... -PITT DINNER&: hrearbare coat Mht jokess t earri Did not ichead, ace the.capea - : feeble efiort has beenre'cently made to revive the Pitt *eetings vith snmewhat Of their forner eclat. Ibheat-. tempt em as proved, howeve' r only the Convulsivestruggle of ani expiring faction, and if the commemoration dintiers and,. wihe yesterday se'nnight were as ' flat, stale; and - unprofitable as the ...

... I 11 tI~iRD'.FliT')toY, di F1, , ?? . .-A flftl;, voliiumedof D r.I. ladry of Eug- It J- s appeaied,2 *1iss jonao Workr, ?? dngely ove4lcobled byouui 600 most p3opular rtvie~s, has received . pt a more sure p edge:,-ot public. 4pprobatioyl. A ?? ris editiori in octavo;?s LtOiSppear in a few 4ays. . gr The author is a.Rsfles s1iiatholic- Clergytanllat in that -w charac.ter-h~s had access to the ...

... SA.'rt'i(D;A & SN'N)AY's POSTS. ?r n - LONDON, SATUD.X)AY, MAY 31. T'l E French Journals which arrived on Thursday up to the 28th inst. bring an~official account of the unopposed entrance of the Frencl into Madrid. This took place on the 2:id ihst. but it was preceded by an occarrence which it is difficult to explain. ftaplpears tbat on thel2st-that is, in the interval between thy retirement ...

... II; aj?)0?5c',l.L.[. - - i) ';pitills, worl, rocici am on \d ss 110 ifcerllnm;I I, fcrooi Si r (iiarllc. .'liiar InN Imil~ I! I!l., di . intclli~tiCicic of, lie 001 iiV of' l Fc livo ilvil gou-'rdI into Mladi itl o' theL, ttuill. Iliq i;\i:d i lies; thle Diuke d'7Anioulinle' eiieri rh Ai Iii Ito.- followving diav. `'iois infulrmatioin rea,~lchd I'miioj i1:, a telegraphicil dispitefi. Coun t ...

... ANSWVEJRS OF THYS MAGISTRiATES oF GLASGOW TO THDE LATE EN'QUIRMIES Or it; PI:EI.. I rs .1 rsz I as - . (From .r CI a tide Mw 1%'n'k.) * tle What is the prcsent state of trade and cnmplovment co of the working classes ? The cotton trade, the staple manufacture of Glasgow , and its suburbs, has, for the last eighteen months, been: more prosperous than usual, afford ing rvgular employ . ment ...

... The following letter has been addressed to the Se- ; cretary of the Greek Committee, by Lord Byron, one b.i tof their members:- IVa s c Genoa, May 12. rna 4 SsR-T have great pleasure in acknowledging your letter, and the honour which the Committee have done me; I shall endeavour to deserve their confidence by e, very means in my power. e The principai materiel wanted by the Greeks ap- p ...

... [FROM THEi MONITBUR OF WEDNESDAY.] PARIS, JUNE 4. ARMY OF THE PYRENEES. Report of the Major-General of the Army of the Pyrenees eto the Minister of War:- e Head-quarters, Madrid, 28th May, 1823. SIR-Immediately after the entry of the army into Ma- drid on the 24th instant, his Royal Highness the Commander- in-Chief gave orders that General Vallin, with the advanced guard of the first corps ...

... FRENCH FORC1E IN SPAIN. - I To 'rlE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR, I give you below a calculation which you may rely n is not very wide of the mark of the French force of n fantry entering Spain-their present disposition-and their estimated strength at the end of this Summer's camnpa ter Shew this to any military man you choose, anid ask hill if the calculation is a fair one ? Ask him ...

... TO THE EI)ITOR O' TilE CAL.EDONIAV ME1DCURY. SIn-A. A.'s plan of a chain hridgc across the Wiater of Leith, between Lord Moray's greunds and the estate of Dean, with a now ulic of road from the north, gave me, and I will veniture to say others, much pleasure. I have since hbcn amused by yeur other correspondent B. B. I agree that the making of both or either of the lines would bc a great ...