... THE MORNING CHROXICLE. lies LONDON: live SATURDAY, AUGUST 1o, 18:3$. or I ?? ser~ Last night Mr. SPRIING RICE brought on the sel Budget. By the April halance-sheet, the in- )Io( come Was 46,087,O000., and the expenditure iln( 43),183,000/., leaving a surplus of 902,0001.; ll but by thc balance-sheet up to July, tle income appears to have been45,539,0001. and the x- ili penditure 44,334,0001., ...

... THE 1101? iNLY6 c.Hjt . IC!. | LONDON: 1IlEDL)NSD,-jY, ALUGUST 12, I8:35. On tile second reading of the Municipal Reform Bill, the Duke of N1 EIVCASTrLE gave notice that he intended to move that it be read a second time that dav six months. Last nigilt his Grace, after i asking whether the Noble \iSCOUnlt (M ELIIORNE) ; intended to move that the 1louse should go into *f Committee on the M ...

... ?? FATEII lIeal,.quarters, Logrono, July 26, 151833. r,. jittle oubt of thle v ictory of Miendigorria ~~ ~ ~ Ipv% other triumhilps, both miili tary atid L pt the Public ought not to lie surprised if iihoillil ljaps0 before any olitwar iblsgn h ~ siae's houlldla er Aitho ug C General new turn to affairs, in thle space of a V11% c a vfutltil te enem' 'dews upon V'it- kft IC.th ijc-e of puent v ...

... id We lately gave some account of two musical publi. :0cations of great importance to performers on the no. :O blest of all instruments, the organ. These were the 4S studies for that instrument by JOHN SFBASTIAN BACH, e and by the Chevalier NEUKO3IMI. We have now to notice ) the appearance of a work of inestimable value to the stu- St dents of an instrument which possesses greater variety e of ...

... 1,1ST' OF THE 31A.tt)I'I''Y OF IS.' feilers jorbelll~ siho ot od on, the motion (Il 3k%. flume, that all tin able Attifri, vs e fires entsd to tIeI Ktieg, prayinag Ihot his ilt ajesty scil tiII graot LI'oIf ple,.a.,et to ilrrcct his ottentiion to thev iu unist anica ,fIsHtI I g ullets Erient loke of Cumbtlerlatnd, u Field Mars. 3hlI: ?? 0 iy n sivottelwatrnintl, in his capacity II irnI Ntaster ...

... We seriously invite tihe attentiou of the public to the proceedings which are now taking place in the House of Lords, in consequence of tile decision of Monday night to hear counsel and evidence upon behalf of any of the corporations about to be affected by the provisions of the depending Bill. Lord Alelbourne, in a clear, candid, and per- spicuous speech, etatedi that he proposed tile ...

... 0IPERIAL PARLIAM3JENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.-'ThtUteSAY. CON FFRENCIE WITH TIII` O MONS On the mottin ofl the I hke of RI C10IO N 1), thle follow - ing P'eirs wcrc appointed to mann ge thie Ci'-f-oeei with' thle Comtmons, Lit tev ~object tif the 1.rl '.1w.itets to thue Bagrnor ItuprOiuienst BIi .11 ?? Dke 0f ?? Earl Beaitchuamp, L ocd CailthorpQ, lord~ Ieo Lloud MIel- rirutt ( Earl of A boyne) ...

... 'Thc court-mnartial on '1r. Carrdeir, late mate of thle Alge- rine, for mutiny, in depi iving Lieutenant Stovin of the com- mand, and l31r. fleath, the raster, for aiding him therein, commenced last :londay. Lieutenant Stovin was the first witness examined, andi he stated, that when put under arrest Mr. Cardew placed his handoni his(lieut. Stovin's)shoulder, and the corporal laid hold ofhis ...

... I To rint: EDITOIR OF 'ril MO)IRNIN; CHRONICLE Sllt-.In thle ordinary proglress ( lolpii(! iltior tle moes ?? et V1fill periodS tire isott. ?? ti l hi ma k n tin, strong- a- est demand on thc mioderation and foibearaitee of the n. people but a eriis miily -arrive wlhichl turns forbearance tl ito ernvardice and mG deratioll itlto erimte. Such titer itd d would be it this perilous cris. wit eli ...

... .lINUO'LUNiTARY ERROlds OF' THSE TIMEl~S'. M l'ha Ttiiit~i, .lunct o, Wdd3. 's lt is a citara ttcristile of cunning t hat it usnal lE busie's : tself aim itt the ntt taintuenlt of himni ediat c objct s, and by r tirttnotis efforts. It is onl a- isdomn that eniploys tie in - Sit Btl ntnts or truth anin fralilknrss to c omprehensi e, daral- a ble, and noble cinds. It canulot he denird that on ...

... EXTENSIVE INCENDIARY FIRE NEAR HOUNSLOWv AND COMJMITLT4L OF TJIE SUPPOSED I.NCENDLIRIES. to A bout eight o'clock onl Fridaynmorning thle inhabitants of aid Itc pieaceful village of Morth Hlyde, near' Hounislow, were en trownI ?? at state of ?? by the' discovecry of' a fire onl t le ex- , tensive premises of Messrs. Sheiborne, farsicrs, situated inl that IVillage. ri- It was first iliscovereil ...

... UNI TED STATES. liimpnnot, n ?? EvuNmNi..-Tsso Nei, York paclkets, tile Bitannia an( the EungLnd, arrived here t(I- da, the former bringing a dices to the 16th, an rd th( latter to the 24th siltinto. TIhe American Ut'io a is considerati agitated with the question of' the abolitioni of slav erv. A public disputation iad l aken lplatce iii N'ew York. ;-etowcen the pro-slaercry advo cates and ...