... THR MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: WEDNA sDoY i, AUGUST 26 1829. We received last night German Papers. If we may credit an article dated Mentz, 1 5th August, there was a considerable decline in the price of wheat, in conse- quence of the large supplies, and the accounts from all quarters announcing a productive harvest, which deters purchasers. We would fain hope that the harvest in this country ...

... [FROM THE YESSAGBE DES CHAMBEES OF MONDAY.] EaINA, JULY ?? a Latterl.-The Greek National Assembly Is to meet on the 12th at Argos. The greater part of the Deputies are already arrived there. The President of Greece, and all the Members of the Government are likewise there. Count Capo ?? hasjust been here lor money, which he sends to the army in Rumelia. Matters of the highest importance are to ...

... GERMAN PdI'ARkV. By a German IMvall which arrived Y Atlsoll hav 1 5411`1104 ,Accounlt frona Berlini of the l4th Inst1ant, Iit'lf 11 i.In l'el5f Inugb of the.5th icllanft. ih uin? 1inet News ifrot h 'Theatre ot War, of Ithe 2tuttilt. lich ?? teilli's 1lilt ler tle Commanid ,of General 016b11i W.Optrtii MOM na-ch (aitnr haviuvr mad6 tblutidle mapts ta r *A Aidl n tl, mrm irit , Ai~l,,a:I l ...

... Thefollowin is an extract, wbich will be read With interest, of, I tter received from his Ma3esty's ship Blonde, which con ouyd car Ambassador to Constantinople dated from that ca- ?? 21:- ?? The Blonde is DOw moored in the port of Constantinople, tebl befort the Seraglie, or the Palace of the Grand Selgneur, freo which we Are distant about three hundredyards in a north- erIldireCtion. The ...

... UflARP'S MEXICO. As Ferdinand, by the expedittlof from the Haviinnhh, ir more about to imbue his hands in blood, and to sacrlbse lte devastate a country In an absurd attempt to recover M, xl . may be useful to illustrate the subject by a few e\tracis 1, Mr. Ward's last publication. Mr. Ward was the itritish Coz at Mexico, and to his recent work upon that Repu!,lic. be just added a suppItmentA1 ...

... A PO)RTSMOUTH.s Tit askmY (SECOND DAY'.) The Court was opened this morningit nine O'clocl,, when tuc econd ciarne was gone into, as to the Genoa firing into the tlbion, Which ship had an English enaign at her mant-head to ,revint slick, mailtakes. Captain Ortmmanety, commander of the Albion, was examined: 'robe his evidence it appeared that, in the beginning of the ac- * o, be ba I not sit1 ...

... By a Lisbon Mail which arrived yesterday, we have received Lisbon Gazettes to the 9th nst,, and Oporto Papers to the lit inst. It appears from them, that although the system of perse- cution for political offences Is still continued, an instance of tie exercise of the prerogative of mercy has at length been sitewn by Dan Miguel, in the commutation of the punishment of death pronounced against ...

... CMANGE OF THE IRENCH MINISTRY. PARis, AuG. 8.-Tb. French Ministry is changed. Tit Prince d o liognpac has bsean charged ID form a now Administration. The Ordinance is to be signedl to-day, at St. Cloud ; it will ap- pear ?? in the AMoindcut, I can state with certainty that Prince Polignac is Minister of Foreign Affairs;, M. do la Bourdlonnalre, Minister of the Interior; and Admiral de Rigriy, ...

... I SKEITCHES (* IRISH CHAHJCThfR. BY MStD h. C. HALL. There are many works, not ?? in ?? are Con- demned, because tlty ?? too Severe a criticism, by pompous pretensions to a clais and rank to which they have no claim. There are others which, for a time at least, are ne- glected, because they are sent forth as of a elaue much below that to which they really belong. Tae work before us has run no ...

... THE HiftR VES T. An intelligent Correspondeta, who his taken eorsidfr t) pains, both by personal inspection and by direct ?? tion with the farmers in Surrey and Sits.e., to asclr-in Il state of the crops, ssurets us that there is every rt'caiiiv mit unusually abundant harvest. rho wheat crop In prti'cuisr i most plentiful. Letters from our Correspondent in Norfolk make the lain graifyfng ...

... LONDON: MOND.d Y. AUGUST 19, 1829. We received last night, by the Flanders Mail, the Prussian State Gazette of the Sd of August, containing accounts from the Russian army crossing the Balkan. The Russians appear to have succeeded in deceiving the Turks in Choumrla as to their object. While the Turks supposed that Choumila was severely threatened, and directed their whole attention to this ...

... COUR T MAR TIAL ON CAP TAIMN DZCKEXNSON. I THIRD DAY.-FRIDAY. Tlhis nmorninfi the Court asemerbled at balt-peat nine o'clock. Mr- H-nry Gylcs, Signal Midshipman mf the Genoa, was cvii ed, anil xexmited as to lbs third chargle-.of Captain Dick- e~ . liring revroved for not using springs : he stated, that ?? fir is he could recoiject tike Situations of the ships, the Asia, Genoa, and the Aliiio) ...