... , CORN LAWS I AND COMMERCIAL REFORM,. PRICES OF FOOD AT HOME AND ABROAD. The bad quality of the new English wheat has, for some time, had the effect of depressing the averages and increasing the duty, although the price of good wheat fit for making into bread has not once, for many months past, fallen below a famine price. The l ertainty, however, that the stock now in the country will be ...

... G.ERMANY. 4 FIRANKFORT, NOVEMBER 1. [IRom oulr ?? CORRESPONDENT.] The following proclamation hiss been issued front the Transylvanian Chancery at Vieuna, and i8 peculiarly calcn- lated to conciliate the Transylvanians, whose Diet is about to meet, as it is a kind of pledge that the same. liberal pelicv which the goverimient has pursued towards Hungary will be extended to Transylvansia, towards ...

... TO ToHE EDITOR oF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-Having had the honour and pleasure of an ac- quaintance of some years with the late Samuel Taylor Cole- ridge, I could not help being gratified this morning by the article in your. journal, which so truly depicted the line of thought and clear perception of right and wrong which marked the words, whether oral or written, ot that great man who ...

... i THB POPULATION of ANCIENT ROMBE Mr. M'Culltcb, with his usual industry and acuteress, has examined the debateablaquestion Of the populousness of ancient Rome, and is dispoled to take a lower estimate than even themoderate one of Mr. Hume. The subject is briefly bat com- prehonsively discussed in his excellent and inform- ing article on Rome, in the' recently issued part of his Geographical ...

... RO)YAL A GADEBMY. Lfst nig-ht mr. (irecen, professor of anatomy at this in- stitution, delivertd the tirst oft the annual series of lectures (n1 lu ltot ly as :applicuble to the tine arts. Sir M. A. Sbee. the presidenlt, was ill the chair. Thpe prol i'ssor comaeflecu I by observing tdat, is tile fbrm, proportions, and move- ' itients of the human body were chiefly interestin- to artists, ;:mid ...

... [TOWNX EDlITIC)N] THE MORNfIAv G CHRO NhT CLE. LON DON: 1. ').VESDA Y, NOVEAIBEI? 111,. 1841. The joy caused yesterday throughout the metro- polis by the gratifying announcement that the QUREN was safely delivered of' a PmnIcN, will be shared by all the suljects of her wide-spread domi- nions. In another column we have laid before our readers such particulars respecting this auspicious event ...

... ?? LEr.D(;E ON' L ORD SrANILE' pS 1, NOIRt NCE. 'Io ?? EI)ITOR OP' TImu MONNING (llly'j,j Sou-llavtnglifd my attenitionl ?? to,~ Vflt. vie . ordinary stae leient ino do by Lord Stanley ait LI tica~ 1501 ind'!uced to send you thle followin ag extract ' Alleop's; Letters and Memoirs of'S. T. Coleritdge, in g1:,, his lordship's ignorance stands conspicuous. I Live a~ to know that 8imilar ...

... CONSTANTINOPLE, OCT. 17. [FROM OUR OWN COitRt-St'OtSDitNT.j The ?? accounts received from Syria have made it pailltlll iutpressiola at this place. They have ini it great measure realised the forebodings of those who pre- dicted that if preferences, should be shown by oar govern- ienit towards. one tribe over another, and if efforts were not employed by the Turkish authorities and by our agents ...

... TRE ATTEMPT AT INSURRBCTION IN BR USSELS. [t'RO5Xl THE~ 1CANDELSBLAD OF AMSTERDlAM. The new disturbances of what Is called the t range party in 13e)elinn thav ?? in of e a generall djtan prdo baoionlind even disguet. If oil former occasions attempts to disturb the peace of the coeiiitry were ?? with tle veil of attach- vould otseverely sutgov ment, such anoevent Fntor the raso d grs, not only ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS-ThURSDAY. This being the day to which the Imperial Parliament of the United Kingdom stood prorogued, both houses met proformel. Shortly after two o'clock the Lords Commissioners, the lord Chaucellor, the Duke of Buckingham, and Lord WVharncliffe, took their seats near the throne, when Mr. Pulman, Deputy Usher of the Black Rod, was directed to summon the Commons, to hear her ...

... Y PRICES OF FOOD AT HOME AND ABROAD. l A quartern loaf of the best white wheaten bread y costs, li London, I0d. In Paris, thle loaf of 2 kilo- e grailil ies in weight, of the first quality, Costs 70 y centuines, which is equal to less than did. for tile four pound loaf of English weight. The best bread, e) therefore, is 60 per cent, dearer in London than in IParis. The second qaality of ...

... DUBLIN, NOVMBIJER 8. rFROtM OUR OWN COIURESPONDENT.1 THREATENED DISMISSAL OF 317R. TIGElE HAI ILTON. On several occasions the Deublit, Evening Mail has urged thle govereenent to sweep outr the Castle, and to dismiss thoose officials appointed during the viceroyalties of Lord Normnnby and Lord l'orteseue. The Orange organ has pointed especially at hl, Tiglee Hamilton, the chief clerk in the ...