... THE MORNING CHROA7ICLE. THURSD4Y. JUNE 14, 1827. Our readers will see from our Parliamentary Report, that Ministers have determined to abandon the Corn Bill. In this we think they have acted wisely. The Lords chose to introduce a Clause into the Bill, completely at variance with its principle and that of the Resolutions on which it was founded. By so doing the Noble Lords con- pletely changed ...

... TIlE SfCOND REFORALITiON. I A ;,EW AND TRUE BALLAD. ba ;tkbecusetbou4rtbvituous, thereshallbe no moreeake, &alei sood peopic all, of every clime, Of ev'ly race and nation, pejoicing listen to the rhyme Of Ireland's Reformartiiu. A new light dawns upon the land, To Rome's eternal scandal, And all the Popish tonsured band Can't quench this farthing candle. Old Miabomet, that wvicked Turk, Whlen ...

... IGRANID DINN.LER -TTE.11YSO-OS' ?? I. .AN ?? ?? The Anmnal Laster Dinner riven by the Lord Mayor trok place onl Mesday; and, Hs might have been expected, it wvas not attendrd by inany of the Cabinet. A very numerous comi- pany, hovever, to the number of 450, assembled to enjoy the civic entertainmiet. Ihe hall was splendidly illuminated, and the gexcral :iranigeniient Nva s rery jndiciolis and ...

... l ?? _ .. . , _ ?? . . .. . ?? The file collection of )Ethiopic, Arabic, and other Oriental M a nuscripts obtained by the celebrated traveller, James Bruce, in Egypt and Abyssinia, were yesterday brought to the ham- mner by Mr. Cbristie. They consist of nearly one hundred volunmes. Among the Biblical Manuscripts is an Ethiopic ver- sion of the Old Testament, in.5 volumes, centainingthle wole ...

... SIR JONAH AARRRINGTO1VS PERSONA SKAETRCH.-..(CONCLUDED.) Onir readers will not be dliplesised at our once mare intirs- elisein to them Sir Joinahs Barrington and his wonderful Sketches, for the Knight is a most facetious gentleman, and bsis work contains what the reader can find in no' other book under the sun. Mr. Liston's face isiiot nore different fromlothier Lu- loan lfaces ?? Jonah is ...

... TRENCH FIVLR,?? It aeh si ti AETTI D E F~RANCE, DtATED I AZDSLSA)AYSF'PT. 5, PAR Is, SMPT. 4.-We lately published the ?? a compara- tive view of the number of vessels from foreign ports or from the CoI flies, which entered the ports of France during the yearst 182I5 and 1826. To-day the JIojeijeru gives tile list of the ves-O bels that have sailed, so that tbe renter inAY judge of tile whole ...

... 7WIE OLD cmIM. ELLOIt. I here is more wit it, the anger of the otogelsfriue thance!i USir dilliam Alexander (for we ale nvw assured that he is a YSO), t1 was at first imaifinedt. 1People asked what the coild induce him ti come I1' Ireland at this period of d r~h ?? a ?? post in Enr1land, anld briini loaded bij life, lie v It is eipikilled t. ut tilat lhe is speciulatsig on a oo nee : ?? his ...

... EDISNBURGH IN 1663. Some extracts have lately appeared in the Scotch newspapers fromn the. Common. place Book of a Mr. Fabian Kitligrew, an Engliph Presbyterian Clergyman, whs) visited Edinburgh in the Irlier part of the reign of Charles the Second. Hisi descrlip- tion of the dissolute habits of the people at that time may be exaggerated ; but what he suys of the filthiness of Edinburgh- 69a ...

... lrom the LONDON GAZETTE of Tuesday, Aug. 28. ST.JAMES'S PALACE, AUG.27, 1827. The King has been pleasel to appoint Janies Etrl nf F;;e to be one ur the Lords . f is Majesty'a Redchamber, in the room of the Marqloebs of Londonditry, resigntd. WHITEhALL, AUG. 27, 1827. The King has been pleased tis grant utt the Reverend Davild Fre lerick Markham., Master . f Arts, the place and dienity of a ...

... I GOVRNMIrNTt TIN E SPAATISJ COLOMi3. I (zXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM TENERIFFE, JUNE 12, 1827.) This is now the only one of the Colonies remaining to Spain that yields any obedience to the Mother Country; and dearly are we paying for ouir loyalty and love of the King. A regi- ment of soldiers sent here lately from Spain, found themselves, on arrival, without pay or rations-the necessary ...

... PORTSMOUTH, A;ot~sr 18, 1827. Tbie division of the Rnssian squadron-four sail of tie ?? and four frigates-to be detached to tie Mediterranean, i tle command of the Rear Admiral Count Hayden,wastkisc inspected and mustered ay tlhe Commander-in-Chief, ?? Sineavin, preparrtory to sailing, which, the ?? pqupua:r shall take place on Monday next. COanI1t Hayden hsassallh his flag into the Azoff, ai ...

... CARLUSLE ELECTION. I FOUtLTH AND LAST DAY.-THURBDAY. The Yellows had this Morning taken up the White Hart. In English-street, as their place of rendezvous, In conseluence of their having been driven out of the King's Head. Here they displayed their only remaining fiag. The polling commenced exactly at nine O'clock. The Blues brought up the first tally. The Yellows had also a tally in readiness ...