... ?? . ; ?? - , .7. ? b .1? -, i , r mil NIllperia 0a it I -, 1. i ldJSE OF LO D .di . Oltlf COlN P TIJH.SfAY, Ma!, 2K.-Lord Litveri.OOil moved tb&e Lord ?? snid thtit frdli ail fie hlidl coilected sine this t gtibje(ct tvvsagit'eted, his opiliions remained untiil ariged-(kPa-). s It might be a Proper thing to introddrce 800o0o juartel' *k floreigit corn for home colisurniptiol, aid vet-be et ...

... MrSCELLA NEO US. DISSOLUTION O F A RL1A M PENTr.-Th1e I-OlISe or Corm,1i, s adliourileli at one o clock onll Friday tiIO.I inlg, until We(tnestdty niext, whien the prorogation will take llacc, by Comncissioners, nominiated by his Majesty, and tbe dlisso- I ItiOn of Parliament will be fortnally aicnouoiwed by Royal Proclamation il next Saturday's Gazelle. T';e writs are now preparing ill tile ...

... i~ R IE' . . .- -I,- There' is now placed lin thle vest ihale of the i1ni1o- sohcllin ?? ark-sr ,Wstol, a model of a i visL, sjitibiiZ~ thle 111iprovetn.:ltt inl NMastiitg Ships, by IC w jvticlh inrease~l siaiiya lsiiyof t Ie lower uasts ti are attained,-l less thlei ,ludIr of thle jinhe~jr is rE-quireil, thle (q1alti~tv ofi ri,-,iii is tinttsi lte hold is elliirely free t for gttware tihe ...

... ,AGR ICIULTURAI tand COMMERCIAL. 'Ihe chantge in tihe sweather has caised a great alteration in tlhe appearance of the cotiilry: vegetation bas since been very rapid. ?? say there is a great probability of an abundant crop of graples tbis year. 'T'he acciulntt from Retford of the hop plants in fI at. district are far from favoorable tint halfa crop is atitieilpaled. f CANrERButtvY, Mla!l 24.- ...

... -. ?? . . .. . . . - . - , I.A volt'rIGN ENT, . I -4. -rCT(roR\Y has again signalized the British arms N'i in Inrdia; 11hilripore has been etptured by storm- l~l(srpers are chlained to the car of British triumph as prijsoiers4 and the Kinl of Ava has frlly ratified th Peace. So splendid a result could not be exxpected to be obtained t without sacrifices. The loss on our side, in all. is said ...

... ELECTIONEERING INTELLIGETVCE. The invitation to .lr. Huskisson, to permit himself again to he put il nomination for the represenltation of L iverpool in theeensuinig -larliatnent, before it was sent off, received the si-natures of 633 of ?? most respectable inlia- bitants. of all political partits. All the delights of a coutested eleetion in CILester are apparently ziot far distant. The lion. ...

... ?? J¢onbntO1 ?? Of SATURDA Y, M~ay 27. IHR King bas appointed Lord Stratbaveii to be one T of the ILords oF his Bedebamber' vice Lord Boston, deceased; and the Right Hon. William Harry Freemautle to be 'lreasurer ofbis Household, vice Lord Bentinek, de- ceased. Comnmissions signed by the Viee-Lient, of the eovnty of Sonwerset:-Atorth Swnerset Reyiment of 1'64nanIny CNaviry; ° Cf Philips, Gent. ...

... =WEm A WTEDNISDAY:, MIAY 3L, 1826. .n e avr Overlanil dlisptacbes have becn received at thc East Inidia House froif Br6inbay anniounciiig tihe importarit in tellijrence, that the itmiost imipregtiable forti ess of' Bhourtper e Was ta en 11V stolnil ly the B ritis h troops under the cominandlml of Lori'd Coi;;ber ; e' in Jan nary last. Consi deriing the nature of thce, terlwize and tile numbers ...

... iiV'IuERLAL PAiRLLl I., 'iE r OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS-1IAY 31. PRORO)GATION OF PA IlLI. MBNT. The Peers jeiet at two o'clock for the purpose of hearing the Royal Assent given to several Bills, and to bear tle YParliainent Prorotucil. The,-e was ni exlpectation that his Majesty would attend in person, and euitiiparn.irely little interest was excited. Sonie lceeresses, ann ...

... Pc$TSCRWPTo d r lo0MDON, TUESDAY, MAy 30, 1820. dr TFS'Fl'lti) D s vwere received, the official'accounts of the IL gloriolie kucee-4 which attended thle British armq, Sn bi t1:e caplureioi 'lPlrilpore. By lhe PrinceasCharlotteof Watle,', i. hti(h left St. llelena on ti eveningmof tihe Clh of April, is kh r:rciivel Ihe Caleudta John DBlt (Extraordinary) of (lhe 28th S. f .lan tie y.-'l'lhe ...

... THlE JlOBNVI-N'G CHRONICLE. LONDON: 7IHURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1826. Parliament was yesterday Prorogued to Wednesday, the 14th day of June instant ; but the Dissolution is ex- pected in a day or two at farthest, Our anticipations with regard to the proposal of Sir JAMES GRAHAM of .Netherby, of an equitable adjust. ment to go hand in hand with a free trade in Corn, have hitherto proved correct. WVe ...

... A SE IN PAR ENT. Y B BOW-STREET.-ilhe Magistrates of this office, G. Rowland i Minlisull and Thonmas Halls, Esqs., were occupied till a late 1v hour on Wednllesday night, in an investigatien, dnring which !- some disclosures were mriade of an important, and very extraor- d dsinary nature, and possessing very peculiar interest at this d period, when a General Election is about to take place. A ...