... MANORIAL DINNER AT (GLASTONB;'R,. LFROM' A CI RREPONDT)FA5] After Mr. Hunt dissolved hih Court as Lo~rd Of tile MANG11 i Glas timn hry, lie ent ertaine'd a party of his I rieids a nil to iiaria at thle White Huart Innr. He hid oii thiit nlrultiriti, to un't hi own words, shot every dish onl thle table, except the beef, InIt- ton, cabbagle arid piotatoies, Wirerli1e cloth ivas remnovedl 'Mr. ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SiR-Ili your report Of Mr. Brougham s speech for the de fendant in this cause, von attribute to that Learned Counsel n sone expressions wl,ich are calculpired to excite an unfavour- e able impression as to the Conduct of tbe plaintiff; and afs some of those statements are not founrded irn fact, and as others are u grossly niisrepresentied, I trust you ...

... FORTY Sii~vLaNG F;RP+..IOWERS.. By a paragraph which we inserted on Satarday last from Tie Wateiford Chronicle, it wiold be seen that the agents of Lord Waterford have commenced a campaign of ejectiment on the tenants of that Nobleman, for the part which the majority of theym took an the late occasion. Notwithstanding our invin- cible aversion to the Beresford family, auid convinced as we are ...

... F'RENC'11 '.A1't:l1s. I 1 iO.M 1 111: JO RNAL D)ES D EUA l'S ols SAl tIDAVJ. AtAIr, Otc . (i.-Tille evasive and dfilatory answer given by the i ufant, Don Mliguln, to the demiand of the l'rincess Regent, bears the chiracter of Alistrian policy for who rcouil believe that Dou Miguel, whei lie took this means of leugtieriing the discussioti, ,id trot sno us the opinion of the Austrian Cabinet. ...

... TIIE MORNING (CH1R ONICLE. L ON DO N: AJONJ)VY, OC7'OBER 9, 1826. -- ~~~~~~~~~alto The Presbytery of Glasgowv, at a Meeting held on tacit AWednesday last, took the sante decided steps against iti the British and Foreign Bible Society wvhich hiave been men *sdopted in other parts of Scotland. It was uncere- oto morniously resolved to collect no more nsoney for that und( who0 body, as having ...

... We have received, says Th/e Globe, the following letter fromt R.E. Heatheote, Esq. M.P., in reference to anl extract from V'ie JPotterV illercury, inserted in T/be Globe onl the 29th tilt. The1, O.. abrid ginent of the extract fronm The Potter~Y 11caeary wvas-co- i* pied roam a Morniung Paper. lag 1 Longtoaa Hall, October 8, 1826. I SIR-1 was not a little surprised yesterday onl learnhing ...

... [FROM THE JOURNAL DES DEFATS OF WEDNESDAY.] I GENEVA, OCT. 19. 1 DECREE OF THE COUNCIL OF STATE CONCERNING n FOREIGNERS. a Art. 1. Every foreigner, within '24 hours after his arrival, v must appear at the Pohce to deliver tip his passport and give o his address, unless le have dune so at entering the town. a Art. 2. Foreigners desiring to reside more than three A weeks at Geneva, must be ...

... I 'te Gerulaln Papers rece ved y esterdav, contain further ac- cmifts ut the naval conflict between tfie (reeks and lTurks near Ali ty lenm, but they are of a co trad itomry characre , an id it is imtpossiluhe to say twhich entitled to the Intost credit. It is stated iii an article from Cmisutntinople. that Rlr. Stratford Canning lha addressed anottier Note to thwe l'o te, urging it to enter ...

... COUNT PALMIA'S ANSWER. l 1H[,r FDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. ,i i.r- the following Letter verbatim, as we received it] *-i hore, fromn yutr srial justice and kinduiss, you NVill - i owing allwer to wviat concerns rue, in the article t * t .'in'ercd ll yIiour hitelily respectatble Psper of the 9th i ',',t exir icted from tbe ll'eslmninstc, Review. I hare the honour to be, Sir, Yttlr nost ...

... IS T F II ATA 'tA ? In the following Letter, the new view of Ite',lct' which we gave from 7lic Ldinbillrg/ Ilevict', on 1 ices day last, is very ably combatted. dYe differ with the writer, as to there being any cause to regret thle publica - tion of opinions on points of lolitical Economy, which may eventually turn out to be erroneous, from its ten- dency to shake the public confidence in the ...

... ,4ERMAN PAPERS. C VIEt#lht, SEPT. 19.-T'bhe Hesperes camains a long articlO on the four annual fairs at Pest, iu Hungary, at whicib usilnes tO au imniense extent is trensacted. At the August A* nearly 40.000 cwC. of wool were sold, and there wns twice that quan- tity at the fair. Almost all waL purchased for heme consumP- tion. The quantity of wine brought from Hungaay, in 130 shilps, which ...

... The riverpool (7emnrwercibn Chrronicfe of Sathrday Inserts, arssi'l its news from Greece, the follosving Address of Lord Co 'urane to his (ountrymen. This document, It will be oh- s reel, he.rr ti date, anld mentions no place where it was writ- ten or wm hence it issued:- LORD COCCHRANE ,To His Countrymen who chooe the profestinn of arsnsabroad prerious to the passing mif the Foreign ...