... | [F Ro:, THE ETOILF. OF TUESDAY, 7,IARCH 28.J t MIADRtD, MARCH 16.-Their Royal Highluesses the infant o)o Cilos, in i his Consort, arrivtd at Madri-l yesterday even- t ing The Kinit arri-l thisafternoon mt four o'clock. His Ma- t jv sn has promoted Major-General Linen, Geverenor of Madrid, t to Ihe ranjk of Lieutenant-General. A change in the Ministry daily becomes more probable, as the Duke ...

... TlE .310 lINING CHRONICLE. I LONDON: 7'IIURSDJY, MAIRCH 30, 182. Our readers will find in another column several curious Reports of a Committee of Magistrates of the County of Middlesex, appointed to inquire after the Records of the years 1805, 1806, and 1807, which have been most unaccountably lost. We shall not now advert to the iumours in circulation relative to the disappearance of these ...

... VA(.Ets OF LABOUR. I _ I 1T( Till, EIMfh) OF 4MONING CHRONICLE. Siit-It would be afulausiln to o)serve ifit were not for their inchievoils teedency, tjle v;rionIs (dilu ve nu absurd theories whichi are sares Isively preseuted to tile public through tile Imle- dium of the P'resg, tu1i 1h l1ich seelml to gain credit in proportioh to tbe eollfidelwk ewith wvhichl they rc preomulgatte ; atongst ...

... BALOOMSBURY AND ST. PANCRAS AUXILIARY BIBLE SOCIETY. A very numerOUs and respectable Meeting of the Subscribers and Frieids of the above Association met yesterday at the Freemasons' Tavern, for thle purpose of receiving the Annual Report of the Society. CH ARLES GRANT, Esq. NI.P. took the Chair at about half- past one o'clock. The Report vas then read. From it, the funds of tie Society ...

... SOUTH AMERItA.-BUENOS AYRlE AND BRA/I. i TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRIJNic i.j. SIR-A Mo~rning Paper, The Times, serttts tho'icr. of Legitimtacy, thatwvensir lieve thle restilt will tout b,'v r) dtif ferent.; nirr shou d I hesitate ti suitcrihe to tue, It 'r ,r' 1. edeof tile seccets of the Brilisli CAbiner, but t'ittr Eng tinte saire articlie, of Another arid rnrtrci tore Il, , i uetion, ...

... GREENWICHF. I On Monday, at an early hour, the holiday lads and lasses, regardless of the sharp northern wind, dashed off to enjoy the sports of Greenwich. The usual cavalcade of vehicles was in attendance to convey the juvenile parties to the place of ren dezvons. The Kent-road was one scene of bustle, from the Elephant and Castle to the Park. The visitors having pie- pared for the campaign ...

... i NVEAJI*Ll 01 *I HIE CHIURCH F SPAIN. I 'rue Poi e liavi ntz I -'-vro, td to t ht Ni Lot 0f Sp 1iu the 'ifu rl uo f you ferri ig penxiosis a-. unting to a third part of the BidlO p's rvve liue f.or ont v ea.r, the S114hishi Governt e ot dewi andvd (it hIlem (/ion h6cfie'the Rejvolution1(1) alle'ti' ate (of tfiviranwou01 ntn I' 1ill ciislv hi' so)Tp. ' I liat they w',.vil jiot. rilte t!lcm ...

... I FROM THi oIARY S r AN F£N'JUYFE. A m vversa ti) Napits time cauntry is not Interestirie ; lint f, ind rich beyond descriPtiI An endless succession of vrevards mind oranlge groves. At length we reached Naplles, .,II , re arld in a pamrticularlIy sober anid serious runtmid. We 1oI emmmmrv~~d it was tile Sabbath, and had forgotten that it was 7.i't oial ,f tbe Carnival ; ariul great was our ...

... THE M.OILINVG CHRONICLE. LONDON: TYEDNESDIY, MdRCH 29, 1826. We would not insure poor Mr. FRAN:LAND LEWIS against the fate of ST. STEPHEN if he ever set foot again in Ireland, after the handsome manner in which he is said to have spoken in Parliament respecting the conduct of the Irish Priests. In justice to the Commissioner, we think we can take upon us to say, that he never uttered the ...

... A BILL FOR IMPROVING ' THE ADINIS- I TRATION OF C*-IUINAL) BYli-CO MI EGLN flI I BY THEt CoM il i WVlereas it iv xein oiifu tinder what toldrtonutaflc tl I~h~tS nayhe airitted to bal it] cases fflnat oiire h better pi-vi sioli tOr tiri xa'nto s i entoi atihnS bpilper reisait cOgniiiasCes, and returning tile s etoteppr C, Arid whereas fie icnical strictness5 of criminal proceedings itt And~ti ...

... AEIROSTA'TION. ThIc follewing are tie particulars given by Mr. Green of tbe pbenorsrenrv observed bly him during his late ascent:-He states, that from the storrninesi of tbe weather he entertainers seriots aptprelihensions lrst, iu rising from tire ground, tile hIal- loin should be driven agai ust one or other of the csrroinri ding amuses ; and, in order to guard against such a calamity, ...

... RIMIS IN IRELAND. LFRO.M TIHE LIMERICKI CHilONICIt.L 01 Sl i ttDA11 At tse fair of WVoodird, near iXMiouit lnnimnc, (i. iMnt. Galway, on Satu.r.liy, two torini le tattimis .>e i I tight. i'e Protestiut and Rotnian tailtlic Clr r r~i nit I Parish, with the P'olice, attemp ped i u vain to pl e it i Ii reuriontre. Their persuasions were treated vvili iit'ln, iti. I both parties joinilig their ...