... TO THE EDITOR OF -THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Slt-It is not a little amusing to observre, bow you, who have a so often, and properly exposed the errors of the Unpaid Ma- 8 giatrates, should so complacently quote them as authority, wben they hbppen to coincide with you, in your ?? opi- ' ninn on poor rates; though I will venture to Assort; that in the e many instances in which you have attacked them ...

... IWESTERN CIRCUIT.-WINCHESTER, MAnCH 1. CIVIL SIDE. IBEFORK MR, JUSTICE PaRs.] BARNErrV.CKOOK AND GiRs;'N.-Titis was an action for trespass brought by the plaintiff, the Manager of the Gosport and other CountryTheatrical Companies, against Mr. Croolk, an auctioneer, residing at Gespo~rt, and Mr. Gibson, one of a Committee formed for the purpose of purchasing the Theatre at that place, and ...

... 6E(.AIAN PAPERS. BHCtAstusr, DEOBiM|R 14.-Accordinr to the ?? lettcrs, the Marquess de Ribeaupierre iatended 19 set out from Odessa on the 2d December, on isis way to this city, whence be will goto Cepstau oaple Fromn that capital we have no accounts au'se the feet pic BVUGI*A$IT, D0c. 16.-We hsave recelted ly 'the Rdtslan p5t. letlersfrons CosstantinQple to tbe 7th of Decesber, ac- cor1ing to ...

... [FROM THE NOS. OF THE STotL DATED THE 20 AND 3D JAN.] CowsTrArNrNopLtt, Nov. 16.-Ordiuaace tnd new Police re- gulations have Woe ienuted, for the exacutlon of which tbe office of Thteiasb Aga has been erected, ard Mustapba Aga, Ex- Koronbarvidji Cachi, is appointed Thtesab Aga. The hotel of this officer shall be near the sea, that he may inspect the boats. -The Defterdan shall furaishi the ...

... I and Inge [FBOM THVE MAANCHESTER GAZETTE.] po- Our readers will rejoice to learn that the order for stopping I be up the foot roads across Mr. Wright's park, at Fliston, hus ots, been quashed by the Court of King's Bench. a in Ihe Case wag, some time ago, removed by certierari into the Court of King's Bench, and bas been standing over for several and montbs. It came on for argument On ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... BROSSPLS, FaE. 3.-The King bas appointed a Commission, conslitiug of Vice Admiral Count de Bylind Halt, and of Rear. Admirals Boyskes and Ruysch, to inquire into every thing that may have Causeti the disasters experienced by his Najesty's sbipss Wassentar and Waterloo, in tbe storm of tte 14th and 15th of iast month, ns far aS regards their construction and equip- ment. Captain Spsengler ...

... 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 ...

... AMHIERST SETTLEMENT, BURM4AN COAST. . I Tihe British ?? on the Tentasserim coast, are bounded by the Burman and Siamese territories, and by the sea. The Burman frontier extends about one hundred and fo)rtymiles, and contists,through its whole length, of ?? River, a broad and deep stream, no where fordable within the British limits at any season of the year. No large force, there- fore, could ...

... fREA'CH PAPERS. FlROM THE GAZETTE oF FRANCE OF SATURDAY, JULY 14.] MADRID, JULY 2.-The publication of the Order for dissolving the Army of Observation is daily expected; already the Corps of Infantry of the Guard, which make part ef that Army, have received orders to return to theirold cantonments atAccala, Sigo- via & Loganez. As for the cavalry, it will remain at Talaveira; the infantry of ...

... or BY SIRt WALTER SCOTT, be he Ti[FROM THlE COURRI~tit FMANGOOS, OF FRIOAY.1 h Tisweork hits been long talked of, and long has it beena ground of astonishment that Sir Walter Scott did not shrink from such an undertaking. Because be had succeeded in re- viving in lisi romances the historical manners of the country he inhabits, ought he to conclude that he was called to write the contemporary ...