... ' LIVERPOOL ELECTION. The election for a Representative of this Borough will not take place till Friday next (yesterday). It was intended to commence on this day; but the delay was occasioned by the writ having been directed, in error, to Lancaster, instead of to the Sheriff's Office at Preston. In consequence of this mistake, it did not ar- rive in Liverpool until Sunday last (9th instant); ...

... PJOCL AlMA TION OF 1r O'I'III ANTONIO MARMNOX TO THE sot. DIRliS OF TIHE CONST ITUTIONAL AlItl ui. SPAI N. _ GLOTV TO) GOD. Soldiers !-The song of the turtle liai been heard oilt uri lan~i. av a proof we have passed the zroublevonie season Of 'ititier, lud wve ire now iii the fair, agreeable at d flowery spring. 'Ili, !. has left the ark, and it will speedily retilor'to it withl tite ,iie ...

... . - . ., .TE GOLDEN AGE. | The old practice of discussing abstract subjects in verse,- so much in vogue in the early half of last centnry, seemat cbe reviving among us. The union of verse and .disquisition has sometimes been thought to spoil both; inl ihE EssaYO7 Man; it is said, is read with leg satl-i '.fictipn thua Sny. of ~pgts. ather works. ,Wesownnwe .ate half inDClined to be of this ...

... L O N DO N - FRIDAY, APRIL V5, 1823. We have received the Paris Papers of Tuesday. The Moniteur gives a more particular account of the contents of the telegraphic dispatch from Bayonne, respecting the action at Logrono, the substance of which we comml- nicated yesterday. It will be seen that the Spaniards fight at all events; for the town was only carried after what is called a pretty smart ...

... Yes! erday morning we received Bayonne Papers to the 9th init. The fullowing are extracts:- BAYONNE, Aritmt 8-.-1heccommencenentofhostilities hasbeen marked by an unforrunate ( vent, concerning whith there have been very conflicting reports:-first, the Constitutional Alcalde of Irun having (forgetful of the place he tilled) circulated the Proclama. tion of the Dukie of Angouletne, With ...

... THE DUKE D'ENGIIZEN. While the gobemouelies of the streets and of the Salor4s gde lecture of Paris are solely occupied with Doctor Castaing and his poisons; the elite of the Society are busily engaged with the question of who had most share in the murder o0 the Duke of Enghien ? We have nothing in London, unfortunately, to relieve the sombre details of the murder of Mr. Weare - but, at Paris, ...

... EXTRACTED FNOM THlr JOURNAL OF SNIMON SWANDOWN. The following extract is from an amusing article unddr the above title in the forthcominn Newv Mloizt/tly Magawzine. We set it dowvn to one of the witty Authors of the Rejected Ad- dresses*- SATURDAY, Nov. 15, 1823.-Nine A. W. Dressed myself in my new blue coat, white waistcoat, diamond shirt-pin, sea- green small clothes, and white silk ...

... The short stay of the Duke of Angouleme in this capital wa5 attended with one or two curious circumstances. He would not receive any of the authorities, though theywerevery pressing is their requests to be admitted to his presence. The Royal Volts- teers also, who are most outrageous Royalists, were drawn up with arms in their hands before his Palace, and waited for two hours, till he should ...

... THE MONKS OF LA TRAePE. -When the little Jansenist Coquet, the AbbedeRauc6, had been frightened by the ugly head of his mistress, he fled: to the monastery of La Trappe, embraced- its severe rules, and soon added to his numerous other clerical pre- ferments, the dignity of Chief of the Order. I-e seems to have thought that Madame Montbuson had died of the small-pox because the Monks had been ...

... iE THE, MoRNING CHRONICLE. L ON D ON: FRIDAY, JULY25, 18A3. Two vessels have arrived from Corunna, one of which left that place on the 15tth, and the pthet on the 17th inst. The reports brought by the first are both vague and con- tradictory in themselves, and indeed entirely superseded by those of the second. We publish them nevertheless as they have been received, and proceed to state the ...

... IRELJND. [FROM THE CORE CONSTITUTION.] DESPERATE ATTACK ON THE POLICE, AND SEVERAL PERSONS KILLED. On Wednesday morning (2d inst.), at a very early hour, one of those daring violations of the law, so peculiar to the lower orders of this distracted country, attended with the loss of se- veral lives, occured in the parish of Castlehaven, within three miles of Skibbereen, in the West of this ...

... Heigh ho, the wind and the rain. The Government Scribes have acquired so inveterate a habit of lauding every thing that is, that even the seasons, it would seem, must be treated like the last quarter's revenue, and represented as most flourishing and productive. - The New Times has actually taken a Minis- terial view of the weather; it looks at the sunny side of our sunless summer, and ...