... 4 private letter in te Morning r e oragieg view tot the state of' affirs ir Greece, and of the spirit Pr which. notwithsthnding all their disasters, still animates thie El body of the people. The arrival of' Lord Cochrane seems to have had a wonderful effect in reconciling the different leaders, fr and uniting then, together for the com igbu dheyence bt is d f cult to conceive any thing more ...

... -Tarrpon4ma. C'C [SEE A NrOTE TO COIR3SSPONOEJNTS.J MEDICA:L SCIENCE. 55 -TO HfEr ADITOR. tr GENTLEAPEN,-1 wish to call the attention of my brethren y a ofthe medical profession to the two folowing circumatances: J n : lat. I call upon them to aid the subscription that is now in F, progress for-the purpose of, repaying Mr. a worthy mem. r, ber of our profession, who subjected himself to an ...

... -- - PJ.PL Y of the RIGH T HAIO ROBERT PEEL, lf P. to the ADDRESS froma the VICINITY and TO N of TAMWOR TII. (FROM THlE NVARWICtSITtIRE CHIIRONICLE.) A meeting took place at the King's Arms Inn, Tamworth, on Tuesday, to receive Mr. Peel's reply to the Address which we had the satisfaction to present to our readers in a former paper. The Rev. II. R. ?? was unanimously called to the chair, in ...

... - -`Q s ialready o-- - r toE ed to the right quarter. @e [TB PonYDloENCE. 00ortbs. _. I ANA I - I ?? ?? ' IUJiUESPOND-ENCE d confidenceis,,,du ELondon, June2 I. I Adleeulytaking place amongI daily more irepect to the state fif the country, bectaots Vance of ?? though-it is producingano rapid an ad- action. On t e as to threaten eve long a severe re- to reect in uh reverse, however, there is ...

... _ ?? WAR OFFiCE-Jrs3. 7. T XOtMORANDUtt. J fiq Mvajcsty has been pleased to approve of the under- snetttiesed regiments ?? on their colours and appointe. J, meets, the several words stated against those, in addition to any other badges or devices which may have been heretofore S. gractad to them : - a ?? 5t 6th Regiment of Foot- Roleia, fimeira, - Co- Vconra, 'Vittoria,. and Nivelle, ...

... WVEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 18f27. !nts The Paris Papers of Sunflay andi Monday, are received. T'ey cntain ?? ielative to the progress of' the)llusisan ceampign. on the trontiets of 1 ing PJlersit. Tie mniin body of tile ltusmian Army was shortly to cross the frontier to attack the Persians, who td were concentrating their forces in Adherbijan Tlhe my heattof the cliniate-a disease incident to the ...

... ,lloUSE ok cU1MONS, .d - - I . . A }MDNE.'iDAY, Jideie 1., i Oil tle mltion of 1fr. t ?? Cornrmittee was appointed to iuqoire ints the ntimbei add state of naupier Lunatics aontired at the insta~ii e of thle different parishies within the counity o( Mifldlesex, duting the last threce years, distjngdgsliin the iiunbees con fied in each house of receitioiyi.-lfr. Peel gave notice that on tle th ...

... HOuSr. OCO1f-ViONS.-TiesdaY. CO RtN LAWS. Mr. BARING moved the Order of the Day for receiving the report of the Committee on the Corn Trade Acts. Sir E. KXATCHIJULL observed, that as there were now5 C0,000 quarters of corn warehoused, and a further quantity, unccrtain in amount, was expected from Canada, the measure proposed by the Right lion. Uentlenman was likely to be injurious to the ...

... HORT CULTURA SOC..X t.,. At a meeting of thc Committee, held ots the ilh instant, der IL the follow-iltg prilee werett rled:- d He v, A mnedal to AMr George Btrosco, gardener to the Hart of it. 9 Lauderdale, at Duba, e Houe, for trh best brace of cu- on wa c6cirhera, n theie history. They were the white Prihkly ehaeg kind;- 'Frnch variety, early, anid a great bearer. Norbi A mnedal to Mr ...

... . IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, Juxm 6. The Earl of Glasgow and the Bishop of Hereford took the Oaths and their Seats. CATIIOLICS. The Earl of ELDON prcsented a Petition from Bolton Le Clay. and other places in Llncoloshire, prayine their Lord -ships notto grant any further oonseasorus co the Catbolics. Lord ROL IE presented a similar Petition from Telgrumoutb. ...

... SToCKHOLtM, MAY 22.-For these ten d.ys Mist We hrv I An uninterrupted succesSion, of Warm weather, the hermome ,l of Rehtiumr being at 20 to 21 deg. Our port as crowded mmt, corn ships from the ports in the Baltic andr from Finld tl prices begin to decline considerably, butif ?? ?? tVW ther shonid continue for a few days longer, a turesent bot wes on a rise in the prices may perb tte Pac ...

... 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 ...