... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... I l LjRM rIl E l)OUBLIN SIOHNING RGiSTER OF 05IONDAY.) Tlhe Associatiotll wet oil Saturday. at three o'clock. MICHAEL STAUNI'ON, Esq., in the Chair, Receipt of New Catholic Rent, for all purposes nut pro- iljitte; hy an', from thle l'&Ii li1st.intlusive, 3601. I(is. 31. (',uolisell r (U,1[J'H RIR aid, he h ad rcceimvid a letter from Mr. T''onilas W'lsh, of Lotighre:i, rerclaring 301. C.iholic ...

... 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, ...

... opEN-ING1 OF PAISIAMlENT BY IllS MAJES TY. 1hOUSE OF LaORDS-NovF._NiBrR .5. A cnsi~rhh'ern r a~r uireri~t rtearly liflor, yestertlry, al tilit avle rrTes iesttrtru to ti:ti Iloutt't.' P 1ttiititew, witit brIrnes rin those Ett rev tihroWRI Wiswrch lille Ro)yal PrOCe4srrrr bsd to pass were litiet vvith people, and thre stipS were crtrwdel with persons5 on tl'e tip-toe of ex~ect-tirrn. Tihe Lord ...

... A' EITINGS OF CREDITORS, DIic. 1, An Tr, -' Illal, 111---1sxf-, ,.. I.. e, Al' TIIlE COURI OF COm.mMIsslONEtLS OF IANtiRttUis, BAIlN GtiI ALL- Ilt b'I tRET.t' M. 11, E. T, Jones, of Norliflect, Kent, victual!r . . 11 r- J .Perri Ow, Iate of I rit rillot -street, Clerken weli, baker 3 12 L- J. Halliday, of Castle-street, flolborn, miercharit S 10) ir 1. G, ary, of John's niews, lBedforll ...

... [FROM TIl ETOILE OF SATURDAY.) 'AftitS, Nov. 18.-A Provincial Journal states, tOut tbi il- lustrbosis Catinat, going, with several of his officers, into winter Iluarters in Piedniont, called at the house of the BishOp of Casal to ask dispensations for his army as to abstinence. Why, sh1ould French warriors now more than then blush to t ender homuage to the religion of their fathers, or why ...

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... THE MORNING CHRONICLE. L O NVDo N: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1826. y We willingly publish a Letter addressed to us by Mr. tl PEFNDER, of the Edinburgh Stamp Oflice, which our r( readers will find in another column. We do not, how- a ever, exactly see how the want of argument or proof can a be compensated for by offensive and violent language ; and a we would recommend to Mr. PENDER in future, ...

... Thb. Lisborn l'Papers, *bitcl rearheul us yesterday, contaila as- sea Atic es ef tire cortirnued traniquillity shice tile expuilsioi ot tbe .rnt Is tf the iloti theri arid soutirerir provinces. The Cortesa are p iocoe(lirr4 iii their la;boirs, ani bave otiered rewatads for draf(s .ut Civil ariid Crriminal Codes. Tule fUlloWillg are extri~ets:- Lrrru., Nov S. s xitACIs FiROM Iiit: 01 FitCIAL ...

... IJ Io JAMES SEDGI fCI, ESQ. &c. &c. Stamp Office, Sornerset Il~ouse, ~VVltZI S I - it thle numeinirouts litte rs, whitch yiii Ii' sc addlresCed it tlle newsap'pers to the ffigh t H on. 'lThomtas Walllace, yO 1 i' tak*'i such unittwrrar,t ihie liberties with nily nsuine, that it has become nleceqssarv for finc to say slqielhiici iln miy owl' defence. Of your variions ChJArges agtaill~tnIT, the ...

... THE JM0AltING CHRONICLE. I LON D) ON: IO.JVD,1; NOVYEJIBER 27, 182(i. Tlhe higher ranks of thlis country have not been alto- w gether idle in their rambles of late years through different pL parts of the Continent. It is natural that they should E wish to ascertain, if possible, under w hat circumstances in the Aristocracy exist most advantageously. The liepre- Ih sentative system of England ...