... IMPiERIAL PARLIAMENT GREAT BRZITAN AND IRELAND. ' ;; OUSEOF LORDS, JULY 4. At a quarter before four the Commons were summoned to to hear the Royal Assent given by Commission to several Pub- lic and Private Bills. Among them were the Capital Felonies' Repeal Bill,.the. Convicts' La our Bill, the Sentence of Death Bill, 'the' Assessed Taxes Composition Bill, the Scotch Turn- pike'Road Bill, the ...

... CADIZ, JtNE 19.-On the 11th and 12th of the present month, the Spanish Cortes presented to the world the most gratifying sight that human eyes can behold; for, surrounded as they were with dangers, they, with an unshaken firmness above all praise, took the necessary measures for the removal of their Majesties and the Royal Family, together with the whole of the Government, to the island of ...

... THlE MORNVIG CHRONICLE. LONDON: FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1823. Extracts from the Paris Papers of Tuesday will be found in another column. We have been for some time prepared for the deser- tion of MORILLO. We can state positively, that since his appointment to the command of the 2d Military Dis- trict, he has never once opposed or checked in any way the movement of the smallest party of the enemy ; ...

... PARKS, JULY I0.-M. de Martirnac has notified his recall to c the Regency of Spain, and, previously to his departure, he re- lri ceived from the Regency the portrait of the King of Spain, and ne the Grand Cross ofthe Royal Order of Charles 111. Ca We have received a letter from Cadiz, stating, that a convoy th, of 150 mules, laden with corn, which were endeavouring to Gi enter that city, have ...

... TIME MORNING CHRONICLE. . .L ON D O N: THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1823; Our Vigo Correspondeit has transmitted to us a Pro- clamation of the Political Chief of Orense, of whichl we have given a translation, stating that he had by three different channels received information of a new Revo- lution having broken out in Portugal; This Proclama- tion is dated the 26th June. The loyal enterprise Of ...

... To THE EDITOR oF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR, When Mr. Hume presented the Dissenters Petition on Tues- day, the 1st instant, he is reported to have said that it was signed by Dissenters of all classes ; and another Gentleman, e . N.Wm. Smith, is reported to have declared, that it was signed by persons whose religious opinions were as perfectly opposed to each other as possible.. To ...

... CATHOLICISO IN ARICA. When Mr. Cobbett talked of the success of Catholic Priests in malcing proselytes, compared with the Priests of other Sects, especially among the women, and appealed to the United States as affording a proof, we questioned the accuracy of his statement, which indeed carried improbability on the face of it, for it is not in countries of equality in religions, where ...

... PARIS, JuLY 24. It is curious to observe how completely the propriety, the ccessity of the Spanish and Portuguese Revolutions are re- cognised, even in the very moment of their suppresion, and j the full triumph of despotism; for with the exception of Ia dozen of the most drivelling and besotted of the Ultras, 2iot a soul dares to recommend a full restoration of the ancient ...

... IRELJND. [FROM THE CORE CONSTITUTION.] DESPERATE ATTACK ON THE POLICE, AND SEVERAL PERSONS KILLED. On Wednesday morning (2d inst.), at a very early hour, one of those daring violations of the law, so peculiar to the lower orders of this distracted country, attended with the loss of se- veral lives, occured in the parish of Castlehaven, within three miles of Skibbereen, in the West of this ...

... Iged We have received a file of State Papers, Acts, and Via's Decrees issued by the Mexican Government within the e of interval from March 31, to the 25Lh of April inclusive, ong exhibiting the progress made in the new order of things, )trei and the plans adopted to secure the independence and be- promote the prosperityof the country The number and ded length of these .various papers preclude. ...

... iE THE, MoRNING CHRONICLE. L ON D ON: FRIDAY, JULY25, 18A3. Two vessels have arrived from Corunna, one of which left that place on the 15tth, and the pthet on the 17th inst. The reports brought by the first are both vague and con- tradictory in themselves, and indeed entirely superseded by those of the second. We publish them nevertheless as they have been received, and proceed to state the ...

... El , ~ HOUSE OF LORDS, JuLY 14. The Earl GROSVENOR directed the attention of the House to the office of Clerk in Parliament, and requested to be informed of the intention of Ministers qith respect to the continuance of that office. The Earl of LIVERPOOL stated, that whenever the office be- came vacant it was the intention of Ministers that it should not be filled up without the subject having ...