... 1 RTSH ELECTIONS. Cia- OF Duins.-IA1r. Grattan has been canvassing the City three days.-M1r. Shaw has addressed the Electors. CouNT-Y DuBLIN.-Colonel Talbot has arrived, and addressed the Electors. 'I'he other Candidates, Mr. Hans Hamilton, Col. White, and Sir Compton Donville,are actively employed in this canvass. COUN-TY CARLow.-Cdlonel II. Bruen and Sir Ulysses B. Burgh have addressed the ...

... TIHE MlOfjRiNLN'G (CIIRONICLE. L O N D O N: SATURDAY, JUNEr 27, ISIS. We received yesterday the Paris Paper; of Tuesday L3et. The Duke of WELLINGTON, it is said, was to set out on that day for Canbray, but his Grace was expected to return in'a few dlys to Paris. One of the Journals has a report that a principal banfker of the capital had renounced the profit, amounting to 1,5(0,000 francs, ...

... IMPIERIAL PARlLIAMIENT (:S.fi'T :BRITAINJ ANDra IIELAND. HOUSE OF COMAMONS, JUNE 2.. ELECTIONEERIN(, ARtTIFICE-A&ND JOHiN 'IHOMPSON. A C'lerk fr om the Tax O)ffice'presented at rice I1:ir, pulrsuant: to Order, Ccqsi's of the several Orde'is or Cirritiar Lerres is-! suedr by Johnil Tlionpson at Kendal, trilth r,.ipect to the As- sessmenlt for the Land ''lax-Olrdered to he- pi itttecl. A Clerk ...

... HlE MORNING CHRONICLE. L 0 N D 0 N: ?? JUNYE 12, 181S. V'se rec;ivc; yesttrday t!le Paris Papers of Monday last. ,-var extreniely harreji of intelligence. Anarticlefrom Aix ?? 1 -aelle says ths-t nothing was talked of there but the ap- is-g ( ingress of Sbivireigns, for wrhose reception the iplreparations re niaking. Ihe Emperor of RuSsi. ;trr,is-ed 1 the 3d url . at Gregorowska, anti oi t ...

... GENERAL lLECTION. Jt~~a MDDLPSEX MERTING. nrn~g a isetin of the Freeholders of MiddI0- sex ova, held -at the A\lermajdI ?? Hackney, for the purpose of proposing two fjt aid prprp to represent the- County, A, little after ten o'clock, Sir. ?? comaid by the Unseer Slher ff, a' rived in %tatv- ; and at, eleven precisely, the chsi;r iastake:, by the u1fghi Shertiff, who stated, that in consequtcuc ...

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... THE Mt1ORNING CHR ONIC.U.B L 0 N D 0 N: IFEDR.SDA Y, JtYNE 17, 1SIS. We yesterday received Jamaica Papers to the 16th April, from which the following are extracts. 'The Pique frigate arrived on the 16th April at Port Roy al with specie on board:- Ills Majesty's brig Primrose, Captain Pxtmtoo, anchoreil at Port loyal yesterday from the Havanna in eight days. By the Primrose we learn that the ...

... g L 0 N I) 0 N: I ifMONDAY, JUNE 22, I818., d Every advice that arrives from the West Indies con- ci firms the accounts we have already published respecting the successes of the Venezuelean Patriots; even of the death of the ALVA of America little dcbt is now enter- taimed. Letters of 4th MNay, from St. Bartholomew's, were on Saturday received by several mercantile.houses s in the city, ...

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... E ' r ?? E -',ItDDLETiEX f]TfEPO\N. Yesterday -a ,rent uumher of the liiector, of :-iddlett senhed p satt to rnoiice, at Ilrerir ?? ro til rt f) electing two ?? for the Coun~ty iii t~ie nlt OiIiig lianient. Th'1e o stil prAin-driari' s ieting gore thrrough, M..WlIITB'I'1 ,A D.stnod forwarl, and, Pon the ai'rln ciatiori of his iname, lie %vas received %vitli thit loudest at 30'~lL1 tions ...

... - LoyDoN, JuNE 2& IT is now confidently repeated, day by day, that the Allied Sovereigns are to meet at Aix-La-Chapelle,.tu settle of course some more destinies, and see what is to be done ini order to keep every thing but their promises. Even the pettier Kings, who were not admitted to the last meeting, are now, it is said, to go. There, is so awful an interval of silence in France before the ...

... uxal -U;X;PAI -bJIo -TI IlOUsl OF LOIDS.L lie Royal 4-etit was c';o by CtroitolicpoloP in Tariowspjp P adti prit ate il' i \VFSTIcVMJV3.,STER PETITION. 4 pot! T1o m Voq ore- 'ied ?? firm ccoazid hootscholdero of ?? ?? edentid rit ~at to ?? mitt te ireeito. It ?? tom0 stated to list a oc~~it 'tnil oist i11 t ~lt Ne elleit- o ?? nn 'tlred ta lave bce-i*d;ll tgni hih ?? iit, tihat Parce-c 1ii ...