... THE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: MONDAY, FEBRUARY20, 1826. Our readers will find, in another column, a letter from Mr. TURNER, a Gentleman long in the Direction of thp RHnl:, snnl who took so prominent a pnrt in the Controversy with the Bullionists. We have not now space for any remarks on the positions advocated by -Mr. TURNER. Lord LivERPcoo., on Friday night, observed- There were different ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORIDS.-FEBRUARY 20. Mr. Crayford, frorir thle TA''raury, preserrted at the lBar, an Account t ofile ituinbier of Brrrkrrrptcles it, Scotland, fromt Jail. 1, 1819. Wo all. 1,1i826. distillierriahirig the Bankers. Alr. Best, from tire Batik of Enrglanrd presenrteid at the Bar, Copy Of thle Correspondence which biad passed hetween the ...

... DIPLOMALtIC ( OIRIREiT'ON \ E,,-,\ BETWEEN T1I1 BR II[SII ANDLN IIV) SI AI E IY ;( N I' I. SlIti-ol the 6th of 'No'eiilii't last, I I iI s you.i tilat I liid recei,ed hill pollers fromn ill, )0.6- d ude and sign ssiltt tills I;l,-n..i tile stame as tilat elltel( dint'll tut 1the .Ii It M .ii betWei'n~l Great BrittAill .nd t.he C:: HIi ', d ' t ineiets siitsequenttly vi'flecIi hil ...

... tHORA\L I L). I oil, Molriiiy eiittiit, hlIC 'tl,nir t S C, C! Frirti, P;ttrrrrkerd ky Iti', 'd.: i 1 ,i v iDrlke4, had their sAroo ti C'r'c'rIL. which wit vvry rai lt~y.rtt.I MIMICey receip1's %1v_, I,. titwi 4;~,'tt I'v * liat LIlltU I it tlSf. S, ~Ite 3t is ft.:t, 41`v~ ~,lttiiS imii lytii' Uri. V.C 114 I't 1 f li'ttlei' ItoIJ sts *il) f x p'I Eb ' to ril I e yt A ft , d llp~.ifi ~ ...

... KEAN IN ANIERITCA I fFr6ns A P4il A DEI P%;: A i V 'A,4 r A gentierran who left ' C ,.'i'c' is 'trek, has gciveer uS tire folio ii' ae'.11 it ~t. iii reference to tire aitirciprit'd ''flzL'-ire:' it .1 'I'irrttre , l'at irigirt, WUa, p, r-h `W 0:i was e'5r't 4 iie%i 'rlsse it I'l i, ',1I 1 I I Second pasteri off wrirrrLct r' P.ror tain droppedi, rue Coi' o'i ,, K ' Arid e'rtirruerd tire Vi 'I ...

... /t- ,,'it, j,/ />Putnleutty,/i Lass Page.] I'Rt)\iSSORY NOTES. -*r. i \11; -'ei wiether it wavs tile ifitention of the Cian- r ,t 4 1 rx ti9 pr occTd to-miirro m (this day) with ,l;i tl; o(f the EXCHE(U ER replied, that the 11 iiANILESlk ', ttiiin W u1ld hiv .ut-llwd ti prtceediand i-*ll , vhether tim.e wvoutild remiain fur proteed- .iifli tI..i lromiisnry Notes lull. IRISH PRISONA, &-c. Nir ...

... THR MWINING CHRON)ICLE. ALONDON: FRIDdY, FEBRU4RY 3, 1826. The distress of the country, its causes, and tihe pro. jected remedies, formed the chief subject of discuision, last night, in both Houses. Whatever the conduct of the Bank of England may have been, during the late crisis (and that it had made some atonement for its previous errors, sanctioned, no doubt, by Ministers, of lending money ...

... I On Wednesday night, at eight o'clock, a most horrible oc- currence took place in the town of Newcastle, county Lime- rick. Serjeant Holland, of the 62( Regimenit, wbo Wt station- ed there ol the recruiting service, was walking up the street, with a young man who had offered himself for eulistment - when they got to the top of the square, and not one hundrej yards fioam the barrack, the ...

... 'THlE JlOiR Al. ( (1111 i N It I LO0 N ])ON: IOND.4V FERRUJUI 2 ';, IS',;. We received last night the Paltis Paperi of I ! and the Pktoile of Saturday. It apP;;n's flon tbe (;(I-eli nfLyons, that the Manufacturers of' that Ct'v are n pi. - sent in distress as well as our iwn '' The wlilillernlis fatitres ivhiih h 11ave itllpertd on e, tiw very unsatiiftct ory news re( .ir-d ft tli '1atlea, it1 ...

... t C HOUSE OF LORDS.-FEBRtUARY 9. Mr. Mason, from tire Inia House, pretented Somte Annital II Retiors relative to I'enriois erantedbythe East India Company. 41 Thle Earl of SH-AFTESBURY presented a Petition fro' the wv Inhabitants of New Sar uni, praying for the Abolition of Negro ori slaiver th rn fEglnpeetda h ir Mr. ~est, fram tl ~n fE~ad rsnea il.Br an Account of thle Advancesq Toade by the ...

... MSEETINGS OF CREDITORS, FxB, 7. -lIN^lALL I ----- -~ - . IIT.. ALA AX THE COURT OP COIM1SS1(JNRS OF MANKRRVTU, AA--1 . STRKMT.N.. RI.Camplin, ofGoldsmith-street, siik inanufactarer a 12 r. W.Snilh, of Feoclurch-street, watch-maker . . 12 W. Hunbard; 3n. of White Lion court, Cornhill, mrerchant . 3 1i J. Somers, of 6xi-xrd-StreetH cheesemonger . . . 3 1 J. Archer, of Judd-street, Brunswick ...

... I - OII. HONcR LONDON: THURSDdY, FEORUiRY9, 1826. '~HYGGiNs, to which Wve alluded proofs of the Confusion The pamphlet Or Ast, *'tent-2among the yesterday, affords some strivltss.~ . Is. lMir. of ideas, which is so generallype. Landholders on the subject of the Corn' Lsa H iG s ~ an acute and ~c~omnplished gentlemia.., I evidently well versed in cour jffi s n t ise bto he fair to say, that ...