... LINCOLNSHIRE ELFTTON. SECOND DAY'S POLL. rTile advocates for the dif'lerllt candidates continue their exertios wiii iahiatbal ovio:r, mnd both seent equally con- fident oft succeis. Tr1ose i050 ) pietnldl to 1now the coulity lbest, arc of opinion that Sir V. liugilby is certain to suicceedl bImt so deternied are Sir J. Thorold's friends, that even those | anlsolig theli wilho imlaginC lie will ...

... This individual has had a correspondence with the Judges, &c. on the subject of his fines, on which account he rcmains p in Dorchester gaol the term of his imprisonment (three years) shaving expired in November last. On the 12th of June in the t present year, Carlile addressed a lon,- letter to Lord Chief $Justice Abbott, detailing the various prosecutions and proceed- tings that had been ...

... I TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-Muncihausen's word for a thousand pounds! did I not say I was a liar if the story of Valdes, as told by The Times, was not true; and is not every syllable of it verified ? have not my particulars of the scheme esta- blished the credit of the Printing House-square Journal ? But I must attract the attention of the public to a few re- markable ...

... yR1ENCH PAPERS OP TUFSDAY AND WEDNE15AY.1 PARIS, 4oyEsktsB 1, lhlOuroC Kodt, P.M.-Anextraordi- nary courier, wvho. eft Madrid bn the 5th, has brought the news of the condemnationOf Riego. the followingis the dispatch:- The Second Chamber of the Senores Alcaldes of the Royal Household and Court have just pronounced the follow- ing sentence:-' Don Raphael Riego is condemned to the po- iishment ...

... [FROM THE MONITEUR OF MONDAY]. ADDRESS OF THE GRANDEES OF SPAIN TO HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE D'ANGOULEME. ILLUSTRIOUS DuKE-The class of the Grandees of Spainl who, on the 27th of May last, bad the honour to offer to your Royal Highness the expression of their respectful sentiments I towards your Illustrious Person, and their sincere wishes for the happy success of the enterprise which had ...

... LINCOLNSjI1RE ELECTION. LIN;COLN,.TUhcSDAV, NOV. 211. r This being the day appointed by the High Sheriff for putting dinnomination the Candidates for the Representation of this L- County, numbers of Freeholders began to crowd into~tbis town ie at an early hour ; and, at eleven o'clock the principal avenues 1eading to the Hustings were literally filled with country gen- tlemnen and well, ...

... [FROM A NEW YORK PAPER.] NEW YORK, OCT. 27.-We have received Vera Cruz Papers to Sept. 23, from which it appears the Government have con- tracted the Loan of 20 millions, with Barclay, Herring, and Co., of London, at seventy for a hundred, and ten per cent. premium for guarantee. One half the customs are pledged for payment of the interest and principal; and the agents or repre- sentatives of ...

... *uolzntl y Ag~ents w7 o have been accustomed to obtain their ewspaPersfror London by the early l/Morning Coaches, are ifmned, that THE M ORN I NG CIIRONICLE is egU- larly published to the Newsmen at the early hour of Five oclock every Morning-This Journal ray be obtain- ed in every town within 120 miles of London, on the day of its publication, if sent of by the Aforning Coaches. ...

... We have received by the Tartar, Curacoa Papers of the 20th ult. They contain accounts from Laguira of the 5th. It ap- pears that some attempts at revolt had been made at Pasto and Santa Martha, and some letters to Spain had been inter- fcepted which excited much indignation. A decree has there- fore been passed, directing the expulsion of all Spaniards who have not rendered important services ...

... FRENCH PAPERS0 [FRQMf THE ETOILE OF MONDAY.] 0 NEWS FROM SPAIN. DECREE OF THE KING OF SPAIN. ; Although it is for history to immortalise the great deeds o f the illustrious warrior who crossed the Pyrenees to deliver ! i, a friendly nation from enslavement and all the horrors of civil war; yet my Royal heart, desiring to manifest my gratitude r in every possible manner, and to transmit to ...

... 1 aRENCt PAPERs OF MONDAY. [FROM T11E ETOILEL . PARIS, NovEMBar 17.-Yesterday the King heard mass inl' his apartment. His Majesty received in private audience M. the Count de Kergariou, Councillor of State. lM. the Marquess Dalon, who has been nominated Prefect of the Department of the Cher, yesterday took the usual oaths in the presence of the King. His Majesty yesterday received the ...

... THE.LORD MAYOR ELECT. From the leading paragraph in the account of the presenta- tion of the Lord Mayor elect to the Lord Chancellor on Mon- day, which appeared in our Paper of yesterday, it would seem as if some very extraordinary delay had occurred with respect to his Majesty's acquiescence in the election made by the citi- zens of London, upon the present occasion, in the person of Mr. ...