... LIVE RPOO1I MEETING-CORN LAWS. I - On Wednesday last, pursuant to previnus notice, at Meeting 'of the inhhialtiaits (if Liverpool wats held in the Town-liall, for the eurpse of taking into consideration thle expediency of pre- sent.i Peti ious to Oite Legisliturte for the Repeal of the Corn La's's, or their Moirficatiou. Ti'he [Jell was crowded in every patrt. AllI the conlitiercial gentlemen ...

... BRUSSELS, OCT. IO.-The Session of the States-General was open d to-day, in the usual form, by his Majesty in person, with the following Speech:- HIGH AND MIGHTY LORDS; I feel great satisfaction in being able again to inform you, that I continue to receive from all the Powers marks of the kindest friendship. The conclusion of Conventions for the in- terest of commerce and manufactures, so ...

... IINFLUENCE OF CHEAP FOOD ON THE CONDITION g I OF THE LABOURERS. I TO THlE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. StI-Vour Corn Law Correspondent, T. B., having, in your .lournal of this dqy, repeated for the second or third tinme his assertion, that during the year 1822, when bread was cheap, the tonrdition of the labourer was not improved, I beg leave, as far as this applies to the manufacturing ...

... DEATH'S IDOINGS. The usual dulness of the literary world, at this season of tbe year, has just been agreeably relieved lby the appearance of a very clerer seork, uinder the above rather alarmilin!g title. It , consists nf twventy-foulr plates, etched by Mr. R. D)aRley, from designs by himelIf; and illustrated by nearly sixty conmposi- tians in prose and verse, thec friendly contributions of ...

... I iLIsioI 1 he tatfty ON GW.rzE'lEVf'g of toiday, Au i4, I~~~~~~~~~ . I WVHITrEIJALT., Avo.. 1. TIhe Nin; fin, Ibeeti phaedio to Oraut to Sir Thomas Le Breton, Kotl. thle oihut', of ilotiliffif the CIslatid *fJcrsey~, liu the toom of ibot d Carteret, de- ceaisetl. - DETt2tARATIONS (OF INSOLVENCY. Al ro. .-WiLLIAM LOA1R1NG, fornicily o1 Hindoni, NWiltshire, after- waird' Sif No. V.40 1iit ...

... , .. - . . . _ . [Furtberparticulars, from The Liverposl Courier of Wed nesday.1 On Monday last, about one o'clock, a large warelioose at the corner of Lydia Ann-street and Suffolk-street, desiginated Poel's warehouse, suddenly fell down with an awful arid tre- mendous crash. Provideritially it was the hour wheni the workaien were at dinner, otherwise tile loss of life would, doubtless, have ...

... WVESTERN CIRCUIT. WELLS, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 9. CIVIL SIDE. Gt %iti q, v. BRoi s.-This was an action against the owner !atridiilz vessel comiing up to Bridgwater, for wages alleged I-etd it) tile plottitiff aS master of thle vessel. It appeared, itl evidence, that the plaintiff had been recognised by d-teidaiit orly il; the character of Ulate, and load been dis- t j 4 ...

... THE Ml5ORNVING CHRONIICLE. LONDON: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1826, We have been induced to republish in our columns the w pamphlet which has recently appeared in New York, w from Mr. SEDGWICK, on the subject of the Greek Fri. in gates. According to the American Papers, it is new pro- of ducing a very great sensation in the United States. N1 The scene between Judge PLATT, the Chief of the pi ...

... r5'IRTHFR PAI'AIrCULARS.] he H ULL, Nov. 8, 1826.-A msn the I:-asetigers on board the YUnited Kingdotn, Whidch WasV cn her Way frein London to Scot- ath I were thet Farl of Elibnn, and Colotnc', Howard (brith!ar l's ;iw to 'Fir 7~'!lliarrn Rae, i ird Alt-rvnate of Sc~otlrurd), who ommreanded tilo 2~d Dragoons lit the battle of Taltevera. Those od gveullemen, t~t tbe moment of the arcideist, ...

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... Yesterday being the day appointed by the City Charter for the Election of a Lord Mayor for the year ensuing, the Livery, from an early hour in the morning, were on the qui viwe, and the spacious avenue in front of Guildhall was soon crowded by numbers of persons, attracted by the gorgeousness of the City State Carriages, which were vhiting there, and by the other customary pomp and parade of ...

... NEW CATHOLlC ASSOCIATION. The Association tmet on Saturday, at three o'clock. TERENCE DOLAN, Esq., in the Chair. Mr.DWYER read the Minutes of the last day's proceedings. NEW CATHOLIC RENT. Mr. LAWLESS handed in 21. as the subscription of a most respectable gentleman, P. Curtis, Esq., of Bagot-street, to the fund for the protection of the forty-shilling treeholders. Mr. Curtis was always ...