... H*OUSE Of;* LORDS.IJwc- f-D. | I f.. , _~ tile commoflis, brought uptbe I for A. Grant and ,tijers, II*II -I' o AIdS. Bif. both of )Yxcbequer Bills' Bill , and the TrransferofAd t -which were rcil a first time, jind ordered to be read a second tile aun Alo,('Sy nezt.-Adjourned. - - I ...

... I lRAf OF A LETTER FROM BOLTON-L-MO | ILANCASHIRE.I * December 2,1826. I write to you now in consequence of the Bolton p.*. on for the Repeal of the Corn Laws being forwarded . evening to Colonel TORRENS, to be by him present- e) the House of Commons. The signatures exceed tO, and no subterfuge has been resorted to to obtain r-e mime of any person. The state of trade in this town :J)W3 worse ...

... 3 ll. KAY AND THE REV. CHARLES. LACY. li THIE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE s;ie-A report appeared last week in your Paper of an appli- uviea made to the Cowit of Kiiig's Bench, for a cmirinial acraition aIIjnist mie, as a Magistrate for the Cotirity of if tlid, for corruptly refusing a public house license. Time Vire bro m!ly ' 'itt d lmgaiist at e in thua application wias, that I e,1 rmeld ...

... WINT'ER HOME CIRCUIT. HERTFORD, DEC. 7. The Winter Gaol Delivery commenced here on Wednesday, before the Hon. Air. Justice BAYLEY and the Hon. Mr. Justice GASELEE.-The Calendar is unusually heavy for this County, there being nearly fifty prisoners for trial. [Befere air. Juatice GAsIeri.] MALICIOUS SHOOTING. JAMES FIELD was indicted under Lard Ellenborough's Act, for maliciously shooting at ...

... THE .AJOILVING C1lIO IICLE. L ON D ON: MIONVDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1826. In all the charges to Junies in Libel cases,-the Judges never fail to profess themselves friendly to the Liberty of the Press, and declare that they only wish to see its li- centiousness curbed. When, however, they come to particulars--when they let us see what their well-regu- lated liberty is, we may apply to it the humorous ...

... THE -MORNING CHROAICLE. I L O N DON: FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1826. A Petition was presented, on Wednesday night, in the House of Commons, by Mr. MOORE, from Mr. EMANUEL HUTCHINSON ORPEN, of Exchequer- t street, Dublin, complaining of the power possessed and exercised by the Roman Catholic Priesthood in Ireland, to denounce, by way of excommunication, persons of their own faith, who refused to ...

... Tue Lisbon Papers, which reached us yesterday, to the 25th ult., contain no intelligeace of the invasion ofk'Por- tulgal hy the Refugees. On tihe contrary, every thing in theni would indicate the continuance of trsnquillity. LISBON. [tRItON TIIE GAZElTE DE LiSiON.1 Nov. 20.-Te GCaette contains all Order of the Day of tlhe Alisiister of WVar, Contimander-in-Chief of the Division of Ope- ratious ...

... MIELTINGS OF CREDITORS, Duc. 12, ..1 b .. .. , , I._,,. ., .._.D. .A. A* ll' CTH HI 01 cI)nIl sio iIO iiR OFBANiIMtU'TS, BAS ISGIIALL- Sl'l.E'I'. NM. H. C, Ddiliel, of 'hirslk, Yoolks lire, carrier . 11 ( i;IItoo re, ofUiotit lt-Areet, Southwarkvictuatller 3 10 it ril iry, ( IC ap- idv, tailr . 3 12 ir, k('!, r ., i i ii d.! e li,1l, druggist * 3 11 N z]ilwe;il , v ,,r I .teof ...

... TIE WELLESLEY CATJSE. I _ I finost T'Rii sSVf. The following are some ot thle Letters which have been exhi- bitred and filed in Chancery, respectinlg this molit important case, it, Which Mr. Wellesley, thre only surviving parent, claims to have. the care and griardianship of his children. There are up- wards of jO letters in all, but we could not, of course, find space for them. CoPles of ...

... EAST 1NDIA HOUSE. BURMESE IVAR.-THANKS TO GEN. ANIHEIIST. A Special Court ofEaAtIndia Proprietotrswas held yesterdafy, at tile aSt India House, for the piurpose of confirming or re- i-ctirig flesoletions adopted by thle Directors, for voting the thanks of thle Directors and Propricttsr~ir Lord AnisberAt', Go- vernor of Bengal ; to.SirlThos. kik!6nroe, Governior at Madras; and to the ...

... . .PBLIC SALES OF PROPERTY.-Dr~c.8. I . . _.: .\ 11- 1-1 N AL L -A' VSF.-I.I Vl-l.l I1 * At the Auction Mialt, by Mr. HOGGAIKT.-A Freehold Estate, situate ou the hantk *f tile T'ltunes, at Nine Elms, Battersea, comprising tre very exteosive ebb-tide water corn mnills, dwwel- ling-lhoutse, cettages, miil house, and attisre laud ;together withl a boat-builder's shiles and vi harf, corn granaries ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-I)Ec. 7. The Earl of Cassilis tsok the Oaths And his seat. Lord MELVILLE presented several Petitions from tbe neighbourhood of Glasgow anul Paisley, the prayer ef wilich was not distinctly heard below the iar ; but it was understood that it was for a revision of the Corn Lamrs. Tbie Indemnity Bill went through a Committee, aud the Ile- port was received.-Adjourned. HOUSE OF ...