... PAWRI PAP$, - [FROMI THE MONITEOR OF FRIDAY JULY -8.-OFFICAL -'r.i3T.' ARMY OF TH,1 PYRBNE&3Sx ':- REPORT OF THE MAJOR-GENERAL 0F.THE ARMY dF-T , E FYPRE1-i NEES TO WIHE MINISTR&t OFAVAR. :- '-, - : > ;: - O: . t Mhdrid~, JiYlly A I ; My Lord-As I-havehad tf lionbrhir to, iniforun youT-Ex- ccllency, the proposals of, General. Morillo havo- hotisjuseied i for a moment our march to ...

... ENGRAVINGS OF LIONS, TIGERS, 4-c. A quarto volumn of Prints has just appeared, under the title of Twenty, Engravings of Lions, igers, Panthers, an4 Leopards, iy 2homas Landseer, from Originals by Ruben, Rembrandt, Re~Vdrinae, Stubbs, Spilst r/, and Edwin Land- seer, which is calenlated to supply a desideratum long felt by the professors and lovers-of art. That there existed (says Mr. ...

... Frim the LONDON GAZETTE, July 29. FOREIGN-OFFICE, JULY 28. 1523. It has been notified by the French Minister for Foreign Af- fairs to the Ambassadors and Ministers of Neutral Powers, at Paris, Tlhat the French Government has declared at effectiv blockade of the Ports of Cadiz, Barcelona, Santona, and Sebastian. BANKRUJPTS. and Sept. 9, L. Clarske, of Houtton, Devoushirp, sadSer iAt g c7. I ...

... CORUNNA, JULY 11. WVe arrived here on the 5th, where I findl Quiroga has been and is still doing all in his power for the continuation odfopera tijos against' the eneimy. Tliis province has lost much by tile nbn arrival of the men from England, which they so confidently reckoned on, and Morillo's disaffection. The consequence iam, been natural enough, that many who were quite decided for the ...

... REPORT OF GENERAL VILLA-CAMPA TO THE MINISTER OF WAR, os AT CADIZ. MOST EXCELLENT SIR-I have uniformly stated to you, in m all the Reports made by me since the departure of the Govern- Pi ment from Seville, that that event had produced a very mis- qi chievons effect on the country; and the scandalous desertion b, which has taken place from the small body of troops that pro- b: ceeded to these ...

... I a . I I GE0,11N.t ST. PETEISDBURGH, JUN4 WIAWAcJcAion of the Capital of 3 Spain by the French troops,' and the restoration of order there, C seem to fix the point on which we may prove to demonstration in the correctnehe of the resolutions taken by the Sovereigns at Verona. What an extensive yet simple field for the un reju- diced observer, who seeks only pure truth! Great objects have ...

... BAYONNE, JULY 6.-Among the various accounts which we have received from Madrid, we select the following particulars, the correctness of which we of course cannot guarantee, but which, coining from persons who have the means of being well informed, are not unworthy of attention:- MADRID, JULY L-We by no means enjoy here the tran- quillity which the arrival of the French and the establishment ...

... t6 THE EDITOR os THE MORNING CHROk ICLE. SIR, In your paper of Tuesday, 22d July, I see a new instance of the mode In Whichl the ends of. justice are. frustrated by the useless and'deioralising to say unchrtin, ceremoy of an oath. nttosyuhrtinceel f Anr iniiu l o was capitally indicted for presenting a forced check to a Quaker clerkj in the ban1king-house of White- hefjl and Co. at Shipston ...

... [FROri THE JOURNAL DES DEBATe.] NEWS FROM THE ARMY OF SPAIN. MADRID,.JUNE 24. [aiY AN EXTRAORDINARY COURIER.) I A sang~uinary affair, somewhat similar to what took place at g Madridiefore the entrance .of the French troops into that capi- I tald, has just Occurred at Seville. It was this circumstance which prevented out receiving any positive advices from Seville and.Cadiz' The ...

... MALTA AND QUAR&NE. [Continued frblil our Paper of the 16th instant]. The Italiintsi French, and Spaniards, rejoice to see Malta resent so bop6rtune a ciuse in their way for interru ting her ocmierce; 'for, withliout the act of Malta, they coul not JIl anger cause to destroy it to their particular advantage: siteated -as she is and in possession of her quarantine priva- I eeet hexfcommere. ...

... I _ C i.: lPE MORAING CHRONICLE., me - -- *i i'' ' ' LO)NDO';N:.' . ' lel * . ?THURSDyAY, JULY24, 1823.'__ ;h The 4ournal des Debats, which' we. are far' from 7 classing with the other Papers devoted to the cause of r'. the BouRBONS-that is, the cause of -tyranny, civil e | and religious.corftains occasionally articles written with sj 'ood feeling, which niay beread with much: benefit.- I' To ...

... TH-E MORINING CHRONICLE,. ed th, LONDON: SATURDJY, JULY26, 1823. t a.d We were yesterday unable to collect any further in- E ire formation from Corunna, exept that antother vessel had a bi arrived at Plymouth, bringing information that the t [if.- Spanish garrison in Corunna held firm on the 19th, 1: ,he when the Captain cleared the harbour, the Constitutional L flag waving in the town as long ...