... THE M41ORIINiG CHROANCLE. I LONDON: WVEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1826. ulad lct, In another column, under the head Corn Laws, our rt, readers will find a projet of a Petition to the House of vas Commons, from a Farmer in Herefordshire, praying for an, the removal of the restrictions on the trade in Corn, and of suggesting the expediency of a duty on importation, Wr. equivalent to the burdens ...

... Jon teon, The following letter hals been addressed to the Editor of The Times; to be SIR-I have designated the Report, snbmrnitted to the ComI- * dif- mittee of Greek Bondholders on the 23d instant, as the work to be of Mr. Bowring; sod I was led to do so from various, and, I vice think, sufflcient reasons. Most of the geDlletuen nominated on the Committee neglected to attend, 'and the ...

... F.RENCH PAPERS. rFKOM THiE JOURNAL DES DEBATS OF SUNDAY.] PARIS, OCTOBER 29.-Tbe razette Universelle d'Augsburg says, that Mr. Canning complained of the difficulties lie ex- perienced in negociating with Al. de Villele, in consequence of this Minister never explaining himself clearly. Tlie.tuarterly ReView, the political articles ef which are generally written by Mr. Croker-a friend of Mr. ...

... _SMUiS OCT. 24.-We bear by the latest RecountS frorn Russia, that the festivities at Moscow, Oil occasion of the Coro- natioti, have terminated in the most desirable manner. The young Grand Duke, heir to the throne, arrired on the 9th October at Zarskojeselo, and on the 29ti September tb2 LEnipe- rnr set out fromt Moscow for Tula. iFromn a Report 0f General Yermoloff, dated September 2-, it ...

... IFrom TheLONDON GAZETTE ofTuesday, Oct. 31.I lug in FOREIGN-OFFICE, OcT. 31, 1826. ?? The Kine, has been pleased to aipprove of Air. Didinizio, de King- Pecanlia, as Consul at Liverpool, for his Majesty the Emperor =trae of Brazil. - raes WARH-OFFICE, OCT. 30, l826. 1eli st Regimient of Life Gusixis-Cornet and Sub. Lieutenanlt bsy Lu- Charles TholmaS Heneage to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice ...

... ICHILIAN & PRRUVIAN MIXING MEETINi r, A Meetinigof t , Sh~ardioldcr'i belonging to the Chila n Peruvika AMining Amilocintifitl, Wa's Iheld yesterday tpursuan~ to II maid vertiernemetli i i intd Gzellet) ,at tlteir Rooms, No. y' ., Wbi te Lion -coo rn, Corn hid The SECRTARY prceeded to, read the Rteport, when lIi' 0 was irnterrupted bythe. 1loor keetpers, Who entri naIc' C andexcicnted, T-re's ...

... rfK°oM TIE ET10ILI OF TUESDAY.) PEFURSIURrOHf, OC1. 14 -ADVICE OF TIIE COUNSCIL OP THE EMPIRE.-OUn June 29, his Majesty deigned to approve of the followving opinion of his Council :-lst. The Maheoued:in5 and Pagans who shall embrace tbe Christian religion, shall be re- tioved from the class to which they now belong, and be ex- emptetl from the taxes they noev pay; they shall be entered in the ...

... The following Letters appeared in The Times of yeaterday, addressed to the Editor:- - Sit-l enly this day saw The 7'irme.s of the 28tl instant, in which a transaction of miue respecting Greek Scrip is grostly misrepreseated. I am surprised to find Mr. Lirio'tis bearing testimrony to the facts there narrated being ' substantially corrrect,' as be must know that it is absollutely false that I ...

... THE MORNING CHRO-NICLE. - I L ON D O N : THURSDIY. NOVEMBER 2, 1826. A clever writer in The London Magazine observes, with respect to the distress of the Provincial Theatres:- The spread of Methodism has, probably, mnuch injuired the Provincial T1heatres, which are generally miserably attended. Some monthls ago I went into the Play-house at a well-fre- quented watering-place, and found ...

... A general meeting, to tile number of nearly one thoussand aMembers of Emigration Societies, Imelonging to Glasgow, *ewas held in thle Lyceum) Ris DR o the evesimg (if Thlursday, it the 26th ult., Robert Craig, weaver, in the chair, The purpolse ,s of the meeting wits to learn the result of ce. siti conferences, !e held by Mr. Nortlihouse, on thle part of the weavers, wvith his is Majesty's ...

... LVCTION or Aw AL4UR!ItAN All VINTRY WARD. I 3q Yesterday a Wardmnote wa, held, for the purpose of electing a, an Alderman for Vintry Ward; tihe gown having become vacant n by tbe death of Alderman Magnayv n The LORD MAYOR took tihe Chair at three o'clock, and in a few words stated the object of tie AMecting. Mr. DICKEN proposes, as R person qualified. in every re- 'e spect, to fill the ...

... GERNIAN PAPERS. Hamburch Papers to the 6th lnit. reached us yesterdlaY. Tbeir contents are not important We subjoin a few extracts- HANOVER, OCT. 19.-The Landroit (bailiff) of State has lately ordtred the s-rict observance of the Edict af fith Octo- ber, 1691, and of the Ordinance of 12th October, 1740 :-Ac- coriimoly, all nittiathorised persons, particularly foreign mis- vionar es, shall be ...