... 7',H A MORNING CHRONICLJE. LONDON: FR1DAY, JUNE 12, 1829. A Correspondence has been published between The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of LINCOLN (KAYE), the Rev. the Archdeacon of LINCOLN, and the Rev. JOHN WRAY, Vicar of Bardney, respecting the performance of ecclesiastical duty, which no man, whose heart is not more than usually hard, can possibly read unmoved. On the 25th of June, 1827, ...

... from the LONDON GAIZETTE of Tuesday, June 9. CROWN.OFFICE, JUNe 9; 1819. NM ?? RICTERN CD TOS RaV a IN THIS PRR ENT PAILLIAM ENT. BORStOUG oU WVxvO RD.-Ir Robert Wigram, Knt. li the room of Rear-Admiral Henry Evanw, who bas accepted the ChOitern Hundreds. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. 'UJit .-Wrt .lAM WALKER, of WA'eot-boQl4.IngsB Bath, and late OfTrowbridge, Viltshlre, llnen-draperand tea ...

... LONDON: MOND4Y, JUNR 22, 1829. We have received the Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday, and the Gazette de Prance dated Saturday. The Chamber of Peers has come to a different con- clusion from that of the Chamber of Deputies, respecting M. de PEYRONNET. The Journal des Debats attacks with great vehe- mence the Protocol of the Three Powers respecting Greece, as calculated to reduce that ...

... f RELATIONS Of PORT1 GAL AND lN uj -^^I A a ^ - -- -- - . . . . -I The official papers presented by the Earl of A) a it been printed ; they are of great lengtb, and muchb or ecomnmunicate already known. We preset d mut r of d will save our readers a vast deal of trouble. Tle mc psrt j esilts of the correspondence between Mr. Cannin, rsl A Court, and Sir Charles Stuartour Ambassadoram Li, , io ...

... The BasUton Ares mail which arrived yesterday bat brought the most alarming intelligence concerning the progreas of the Civil war, whicb commenced by the deposition of Darrego; the cossequesnue of which seem now likely to be fatal to those who caused his fell aed deatb. The following to a brief summary of the events near Buenos Aytes. The detail are taken from a variety of private letterst- ...

... The uAg19ei' Zeitar of the 18th Instant, Which arrived trde contains accounts from Constantinople of the Ilth L5Y ad afrom Odieea of the 15th. The former Announce the ?? of the Turkish entrenchmento at Kerabournou ; and by the accounb' frow Odausa we learn that an important affair a soeonD be expteted at or In the neighbourbood of Varna, to which the Turks ?? to have directed a ery large lore. ...

... MR. ENVZ4S MACDONNELL. The followlag beurnt Was addressed by this gentleman, som weeks sinlce, to Mr. Doerlay 2i TO EDW. DWYER, ES2. CORN-EXC!JANGE, DUBLIN. My Dhuz Ssit-kotwitastanditif the comenusication which your Finance Committee hasl instructed you to make in reply n Lo my7 proposal of pectniatry adjustments I must reqaeat their 1, attegation to the following gtatetitefli la Ocobr IM2, I ...

... I TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRON[CLE. I SIR-In consequence of a statement appearing in your Paper a few days age, rolative to the removal of Eleanor Mahoney, a poor woman residing in this parish, I am directed by the Pa- rochial Committeemen of Chelsea, to communicate to you that at their Meeting, held on the 15th mast., at which the Hon. and Rev. Dr. Wellesley presided, they investigated ...

... NOTICES OF MOTIONS, WHICH NOW STAND IN THE ORDER BOOK OF THE H4OUSe OF COMMONS FOR THM NEXT SESSION. 1: Mr. Nicolton Calvert-Bill to prevent Bribery and Cor- ruption in the Borough of East Retford. 2. Mr. Tennyson-Bill to exclude the Boreugh of East Rel- ford from electing Burgessea to serve in Parliameas, and to enable the Town of Birmiegham to return Two Representatives In lieu thereof. 3. ...

... 7'1iJA J;ORAr2i NG CHRONICLE. I LONDON: WEDNESDIY, JUNE 17, 1829, We have received the Paris Papers of Sunday, and the Gazette de France, dated Monday. The Count de PORTALIS, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, has, by an unfortunate blunder, made himself the object of severe remarks. A Captain GALOTTI engaged in a tumult in Salerno in the month of June last year, the parties using the names of ...

... ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BY THREE FOREIGN LADIES, | | ONE OF WHOM WAS DROWNI. [FROM A CORRESPONDENT.] I At Lambeth-street yesterday afternoon, shortly before the D business of the day was over, and just as the sitting Magistrates, M Messrs. Hardwick and Wyatt, were about to )cave the bench, us Simpson, the constable, and Purdy, the watch-house keeper cc' of All Saints, Poplar, entered the office, ...

... THES MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1829. The question of a Dissolution of Parliament at the close of the Session has certainly been seriously discussed ' in secretioribus Consiliis, but it was decided in the negative long before the least rumour on the subject reached the Suburbs. The Clare Agitation is not likely to change the determination on this subject. The Government ...