... 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 ; ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... VIG(), JUNE 19. zh A Gentleman on the point of going to Oporto has offered to take this to forward to Lisbon for the mail. v The Gefe Politica of this town, nearing that a party had col- hie lected at a town only a few' leagues from Valenqa (the frontier nt town of Portugal) for the purpose of creating disturbances in ry this Province, sent to the Governor of Valenqa to remind him of the ...

... [FROM THE PILOTE OF SUNDAY.] It was yesterday reported on Change that a regiment of chasseurs were attacked in the environs of Madrid, by the gue- rillas, and they had difficult work to make them retire. The news which was circulated yesterday of an engagement between the division of General Donnadieu and the corps of Mina, seems to gain credit. We are much surprised we have no news of this ...

... 10 [FoM THF.CONSTIT6TIONNE. OF WEDNESDAY.] io r, PERPIGNAN, JULY 1.-General. Manso has died at Reus, of a a apulmonary comp'laint ; (he was 39 years old). -0 6 Mina entered r O._arrj ola' where he was very well received. 0'0 He left it again, witall his troops, reinforced with all that ) e eedispo~sabl e in -that part of Catalonia, and marched on 0 0Mbint-Blguc. It is said that his plan is to ...

... TIHE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: SATURDAY, JULY12, 1823. Among our extracts from German Papers, will be found an article, said to be from the frontiers of Russia, On the subject of the late Ministerial changes in that country. The light which it throws on this subject, the c awful importance of which seems- to have been suffi- ciently impressed on the writer's mind, is not indeed s very great. ...

... PORTSMOUTH, JuLY 9. . I . _ In consequence of the distressin accounts brought by the Termagant, which touched at the Msle of Ascenvion, orders have been received for Assistant Surgeon Power to embark in the Slaney, Captain Mitchel, for that island. The- Slaney will then proceed to the East Indies ; she is expected to sail in a day or two. Whhen the Termagant arrived off. the Isle of Ascension, ...

... TIIR MORNING CHRONICLE. LONiDON: WEDNRSDAY, JULY9, 1823. The, Manitepr of Sunday contains a Report from General GUILLaNNoT detailing some operations in Astizrias, in which, as usual, success is ascribed to the French. The Courier Irhancais alluding to the Circular ad- dressed by the Minister for Foreign Affairs of the King of SPAI N to the Spanish Diplomatic Agents at the dif- ferent Courts, ...