... DOMAES TIC INETELLIGENCE. yve LONCDON. Sh~irT of ?? C of TiI DUKr 05' Y01tK.-(1Frrnnt the Lelncrt qf F7ri- Qd ifoy. )- Sir A.,tley Cooper, t ttfe pairtic'ular riequest of thle Kitlg, has littely visited the ?? of' Yoik, enid onl I the first occasion Inis ?? Wits plt'iscd to ineet the At ?? Baronet at the Ilivnia D~uke's residence; o li te interview lasted ai considerable time. Th'le Duke of ...

... DEFE.AT 0i1 THE ASHANTEES. (From the Hampshire Telegraph.) This evening (Saturday) his Majesty's frigate Lively, Captain William Elliott, ?? returned to Spithead, from the coast of Africa (having conveyed thither his Excellen. cy Sir Neil Campbell, Kilt., C. B., the new Governor, in Chief) last from Cape'.Caast Castle, after a passage of a'I days, bringing despatches, announcing the renewal of ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Pursuant go notices publi-led, a Ineeling WRa held at the Court Ilunse, Leeds, ,t twelve o'ClOh on trdayi week, for, the purpo-e of taking it~o con-ideraliofl the propriety ot petitionin,, PariiatOeu fur a revi'Ioo ufthei t Corn L s. Thomas B.krhett, 9. 51nyor, in the chair. The Chairman, in opening the business of the meeting, Paid, be had the honhior It alpl;ir there et the request (if Iome ...

... TTO 6e PRIN TER Of S4A HAMNSH1IRt T-;LEGMAjrH. I -. POgRTSI~.QY~ J ILL, NOV. 14,5118215I With respect to Mr. Colbliett's P'rngIltostie..re- mlarks onl the: weather, as inser ted in your last wyeek'is tc T'ele~raph, as anl old objserver of' the w~eathfer, I beg to.u -touch nlpoa twloer three points by the way of illuatr-ationl.., w1haet 3ir. (obbeitchasiiasserted hi theflirit part-of ...

... [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 ...

... -- P----- E N i PU131A C MEETI''NG o ilc otibjrtt of or, (-!ovu Rtaw. IIn puTSUanIce of the very numerously and respectably signed Requirition whichi we inserted in our last two papcrs, thfe Mlayor~appoiated Thursday the 9th instant as the day on which a Meeting of the Bengesses and the Inhabitants of this Borough should be held, to take into consideration the propriety of presenting Petitions ...

... GLASGOW, NOVEMlBER 20. We observe the planting and improving of George Square still goes on, and the number arid variety of evergreens that now adorn its borders give it, even r at this season, almost a-summer appearance. The greater part of those lately planted are, we uilder. a stand, the gift of a Gentleman who has taken ?? l interest in the Square; and we are sure it must give f him and ...

... NEW TOWN WARDS. tig * Of the eighth, ninth, tenth, and thirteenth A police was held yesterday in St Andrew's Church, X i31 nto consideration the proposed improvements by a 1 :0 ta ato nd west approaches to the High street. Ih alnadAY, Esq. General Commissioner for the ninth t Dwa R^Du~nanimnously called to the chair, who, having ex. I he objects of the meeting, plnid t Drys advocate, said, he ...

... GRAHAIAM STEAM-BOAT. (From the Hull Advert ser of Friday.) The followving is a list of the sufferers by the explosion of the Graham steam-boat, as far as can be at present as- certained:- John Cundill, a' Baptist minister, of South Street; in this town, leaving a wite and three children. He formerly lived at Saffron- Welden, and lately published a small pamphlet entitled R1asohs for ...

... 'I Chee wee ?? TtT. Tni ?? orse w'as a . destuctive 'thing'; but,, Certail' that- inveption of the - ancient Greels was not more deadly to the, heoes of Troy, than this Pie of the modern Greeks has been, and wil 'be, to'thet Vaytses, li£as aiida pT land, . M~y rweaders, will, . dare say, ha4ve'rea all t'ie 'PhIlh ?? 'omeatscontained in the lit Register i an ?? jftey av I need add very ...