... I men must possess both imagination and judgment, ' smne ptossess, certainly, very little of either, and , aggain possess the two in very unequal proportions. . en si;d3, for instance, that the difference be- good i'oct and 's good Philosopher is, that the ,,ees much imagination ant little judgment, and : er much -udgmment and little imagination. It no Valid ob'lection, therefore, to the ...

... HISTORY AND CHARACTER OF TIlE CORN LAWS. '10 TH4E EDITOR OF TrHE MORfNING CHRONICLE. Sat-The following sketch (of the history and character of the Corin aws is at yotrservice. RUSTICU6. In an earlier st s'c of Society, before contttL'rce had attaitsel the cx eat and iii portia ce which diIignifie's it at pres-ut, our inarn factiri ag pospulation waia srinai , and a reciprocal ititer- change 01 ...

... I- 9 I I . I The following is the Speech of thre Count de Villa Real, late Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleisipotentiary from Par- tugal to Madrid, to which 'we alluded yesterday : 1NOBLE Lonfis-Th:'e object wbich I have in vieur is to give an arcoltint of moy negociations with the Spanish onvernitent after my arrival at Mildirid, Yoh will remember, tlat, tihe un- I ;vked-for refusal of ...

... I Bythe Dutch Mail vwhich arrived yesterday, we bave re- ceived accounts from different quarters. but none of tbem pos- sessing much interest. An article, dated Odessa, states, that the Marqtess de Ribeaupierre is to proceed to Ctnsttinrople to assist Mr. Saratford Canning in the negociations respecting the Greeks: and trom Brussels we are informed, that Ferdi- rand, in his alarm ot the turn ...

... TI'E PUBLIC FUNDS.-CITY, FRIDAY. I hrec Expresses have arrived from the French capital ;n the course of the day, but bringing no intelligence of prominent interest. Tlhe lctters, which are of W\ednes lAv, mention that the French Government is already acquainted with the sentiments of some of the Northern l'owcrs, touching the interference of Great Britain in the affairs of Portugal. It is ...

... [FROM TItS DtMIVIFIES COURIER.] Mr. Winning, the jeealios and enlightened advocate for this Institution, visited Durmfries last week, after htrving made the tour of Gallowity. On Thursdily lie. addressed a very respectable audience, in the New Church of Dumfries, for upwards of two hours, and was listened to with intense interest. The view Mr. lWintning gave of thle very interesting subject he ...

... THE MORJNING CHRONICLF. LONDON: FRIDJY, DECEMBER 29, 1826. WVe received, last night, Brussels Papers to the 28th December, which contain an account of the Debate on the Budget in the Second Chamber of the States Gene- ral on the 22d December. SECOND CHAMBER 01' THE STATES GENERAL. SITTING OF THE 22D DEC. BfRuss.LS, DEc. 22.-Tbe order of the day was the debate on the Budget. Many members spoke ...

... ISURREY Aii f-SLAVERY PETITION, AND I THE NEW TIMES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-Two 1.r three oneuths ago, I hall occasion, thronig4 tihe medium of yomr eoluluins, to call the attention of the public to tie coarse epithets with which the Editor of Thle New Tirnes had thought proper to assail the opponents of Negro Slavery. Bnt I did not expect that a Journal.ahcribing to ...

... ID 1 Further particulars irons Tire Dusblin Alon'rng, Post of Truesday :-'1 At about half-past severs o'clock on Sunday morn- inafire broke out errt thre premises of Sir Abraham Bradley King41, Dame-street. It was first perceived irk tire. warehiouse. in tire rear of tihe dwelling, bly Mr. Pettigrew, ttre princrpal manager in Alriernran King's concerns. Ilec bad risen aoere time before, arid ...

... GAMBLING IN HIGH LIFE. f TO TFf EWD-M OFT1or;;; i miaoNI SIR-Since the puhlication of my letter of tbe Ifth instSntd IS have Leen out of town, and have heen thereby prevented frem more promptly attending to certain letters which have since tbeen published, and which require same notice at my hands. tt It is not my intention to enter into any detailed statement of the tranisaction at ...

... LIBERTY O' THE PRESS. The public will perceive, by a report inserted in our last Dagg, an actien for libel, tried iq the Court of Common Fleas, by Chief Jnstice Bee, on Thwrsday whetl 1001. damages wqe given ogfinst The Britigh ravelleC- Newspaper, for publishitg OaPolice Report-to that action we refer our readers. Any letngtbened remarks reported to have fallen from the Learned Judge are ...

... I To TUR CATHOLIC CLERGY AND PEOPLE OF THE DIOCESE OF DERKY-HEALTH AND BLESSING. Paving been informed that certain Cathelic Clergymen of this dioeese of Derry bad agreed with certain Ministers .f the Established Church to dispmie, for an indefinite lime, in the presence of a large assemblage of people, such relicious qust aill. as the disputants might think proper to iatroduce; and it haring ...