... I'IIE 3101JJNIVG (CHR LLOIC LE. LONDON: THURSDAY, AlIY4, 1826. 111e have letters from Manchester, dated Tuesdayeven- ing, Six o'Clock. 'rhe various arrivals from thermanu- factoring districts around gaye no accounts of any fresh disturbances of any importance. Indeed nothing of con- l sequence had occurred since th e date of our last accounts. 'Iwo or three looms, belonging to Messrs. ( Rn i ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: Sd7'URDdY, AldY6, 1826. During the interval between the last discussion of the measure to permit the Bonded Corn to be thrown into the market, and Foreign Corn to be imported during the Recess, and yesterday, Ministers have probably been feeling their way with the landowners, and the modifica- tion of the plan by Mr. CANNING last night, is probably the result of ...

... [FRONt THE ETOILE, MAY 16.] CONSTANTINOPLE, APRIL 20.-As there was every reason to expect, the Porte has rejected all the proposals of MIr. Stratford Canning in favour of the Greeks. 'this powerful intervention is therefore probably reduced to nothig, at least, as far as concerns the way of negociation. aThe Seis Efiendi has refused to agree to any conces- sion. As for the Russian Ultimatum, ...

... 8,'A 1ririre Meeting~ of thle Friends of Alderman took pirice at the City of London Tavern, for tire ccasidvring the best mode of securing his retirra, *Rep reoalt it ii~ to Parli ament fur thet City of r.ia lIr'ection, Mi. Fart II in thle Chaiir. I ~l \N~ stated, that lie hadl not con temprlrated the catiled to tire Chair uipoir this 1-erY imnportarit 'Ai~ exiected thmt Mr. Bynig, tIre, ...

... PI''TT CLUB. The triennial dinner of the Pitt Club was held on Monday, in the Merchant Taylors' Hall, Threadneedle-street. Lord Kenyou was in the Chair, supported on the riglit by Lords Eldon and BlathIurst; and on the left, by Lord W estmorlaid, and other distinguishied individuals. Tre number present might amount to between 250 and 3l00. A band of rnusic was stationed in the orchestra over ...

... rFFRO51 TOII JOURNAL DE PARIS OF TUESDAY MAY 16.1 LISBON, APrit. 29.-Last Friday, the 24th inst., M. de Merona presented his credentials as Charge d'Affairs from the Co.urt of Frarice to our Government, till tile arrival of the Duke I f Rauzan, the Eavoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni oten- iary On tbe 25th,thle anniversary oif the birth of her MaseStY Flie Queen Dowager, tbe forts and ...

... I lNIMPERIAL PARiLIAMNEN'I' l GREAT BRITAIN AND IMELAND. ost of HOUSE OF LORIDS.-MAY 1. ty, Te BANKING SYSTEM OF SCOTLAND. lotf il Duke of ATH-OL presented Petitions front sotiit PA- I-rishes in Perthshire, against any alteration of thre Banking ilSystem of Scotland. Trhe Marquess of H-UN TLY presented simnilor Petitions from tr, iices in Aberd-en anid Ross-shire. ~oi The Earl of LAUDERDALE ...

... DISrURBANCES IN LdNCA4IIIR 1NTELLiGENCF. RECEIV ETRA' [FX~TRACT OF A Pti'VATE LETTER-]h.) be BILACKEURS1. Ma'y 3 ErVery t may I beaca;0I~fl ha been Pterfectly tiatiqiti since 31Y lAmt W' i pwaber J0 nBaccnt - o itt more ways than one. Alt110tatI'll the poe .om ior Blahk been oyed sto tht there is little IntiUv(o h Iun hae ee dstoyd.C1 .elingerorhod a i i Oen . i ininiedistegh, irOd ourn Ave ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT i GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. I ;;fa HOUSE OF LORDS.-MAY 2. Lord Lotether, and others, from the Commons, brought tip the Middlesex Turnpike 'Thusts' Bill ; the Thirteeu Millions of Excheqluer Bilbl' Bill ; the Destruction of Houses' (Irelond) Bill; thle Cr~ibina Law Improvexient B ill ; and thle Charing Cross Improvement Bill. Thle Earl of LAUDERDALE presented a Petition ...

... THE MORNVING CH1RVONICLE. LONDON: FRIDIY, MIY19, 1826. of We have received the Paris Papers of Tuesday, and 1s. the l'toile of Wednesday. The Journal de Paris gives, in an article from Lis- is bon, a long letter from the Infant Don MIGUEL, now at r;Vienna, to his sister the Princess Regent of Portugal, of expressive of the intense grief he felt on account of his ;Y father's death, and ...

... l.~J L G i:/ IN LANCASHIREl. LI tii ,mititi t~ii 1'ofn, iinor05 t 'tfotittetcir. 1 ov'F h (-i llcrreil wmitlil searcely believe, from L lice thar it had Fiit'n distutrbiedtlo ti'i y) COJvit I i .it i. weri' not ft'l a few oif thle vteouvntiry t the 'TI'attt' oni Fr actual cietisstis havote I .1Sedtqkintztleiur benefits, no questions at !ilI, rmuprislt, in til e ,veniiig, about the streets ; C ...

... 2T1lE MOllRVING CEIjOwNTICLE. LONDON:' j'UESDAY, Af4Y23, 1826. ol A curious exemplification of what we have more than once observed with respect to the tutter unfitness of bodies like the two Houses of Parliament for the business of legislating, was afforded in the House of Lords last night. The Debtor and Creditor Bill, to the principle of which the LORD CHANCELLOR expressed himself c ...