... The county of Westmeath, we are told, will be contested: Colonel Packenhato, it is said, is likely to lose what is fantas- ticadly erouovh called tihe High Protestant interest, for his moy,- duct luriig ttie last Session on the Catholic Qujestion. Colonel Roclifort ffrirshimself on the Purple and Orange interest-and it is, tberefiore, a matter for Mr. Tuite, Mr. M alone, and other dominant ...

... THEA MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: IVEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1826. We have received the Paris Papers of Sunday, with the Etoile, dated Monday, from which we give the fol- lowing extracts. The lateness of the hour prevents us from extending our extracts, though the papers contain other articles of considerable interest. It would seem, from a speech of M.LAFITTE at a meeting of the French Chamber of ...

... DEAL, AUG. IG.-Wind W.S.W.-Passed by, the Renard, H ,or, from the South Seas; Emperor Alexander, Davison, from Quebec; and Elizabeth, from Honduras; all for Londun. Remains, the Atlas, Walker, from London, for Jamaica. The Rosella, Susaunah, Tartar, and Louisa, outward-bound, sailed about daybreak this morning. 'Ihe dlargaretha, Johk, Atlas, and Royal George, remain.-Four P. M,: Several ...

... I ,X1-i lA, Gil~ (01 NLESSION IN' IRELAND , 'recflt ally djbctUssioll on the subhect, Ive Ti't ,tehitt to tilts fact, that Co1fession has rin to the peace of IiretII(I that ail tbme lato ' i'V ilttivlo , tilalt it LMS coti ibitt~d tioreto Irladthn l the Iforta tf the Vice So- j I i i lrr -;li tar ilS ietit, ever estabiltided in tiis j ,i h , b*,t the Inians ot restorilig more pro. hIt ha 1,I ...

... FROM THE GAZETTE OP TUESDAY, DEE. ,s l .. '~~~~~~~~~~ DIVIDENDS. Samuel Starling, of Poole, hatter Dec 2S, at eleven, at the London Tavern, Poole-Ei ward Pawell, of bover, miller, Jau. I, at elevee, at the Guildhall, Carntetbury-tieorge Bteads, of Batht, horse dealer, Jan.!1, at twelve, at the Angel Ion, W~estgatc-street, Batla-Wsilliati Pi gOit, of Norwich, racer, 10cc. 27. at iamr, ...

... FKtANiFORTrSEP 1' 9.-Extract from the Oriental Spectator: t SNIYIINA, AUt. 18_-.(After the account of the measures taken by tbe French ColSIsl, ;-lh respect to the Oriental Spectittor, it ads)-The Editor is alreadY changed, and the last No. of the r; l8th August, is published under thedirection of another person. t The most ridiculous reports, anid tfe most absurd fables, have b been ...

... | PE LAbOUR oF NEGROPS A'.1) ' HOLMAS ILAIJUt | FRIa'eo MOODYs, 16tli 9th Month, J826. A passage in the Letter of thy fellow-labouirer, or twinself, A. 1B.,'' thle meaning wheree-f escaped tiiy attention, onl the first reading, argeti ine to address thee again wvithout delay, He sail liihat 1 at thoronvgh i nquiry iiito the quiestion of free- labour is to he, tuade, by Promise of his ...

... EXETER, THIURSDAY, JULY 27. Lovas v. ANDREWS AND OTHRiIas-The plaintiff is Sir Ralph fi Manaisst Lopes, and has, through various cireumstauces, been p drawn from his retired situition into public notice on more oc- casions than one. He is a Baronet: be possesses inintense b wcalth, and he has acquired respect& cousideration on accGunt c, of his rank and property, cxactly in -te same proportion ...

... THE MOORS-AuG, 12. We have conversed of late with a nellmber of sportsmen, and though their suceess was very various on the l2th, they ald ad- mit tltat the grouse are more than ordinarily plentiful along the hi banks of runuing streams, and in the near neighbourhood of re prmanent spriiags. On wanrs, which arte at once high and qt dry-and there are many suich in broad Scotland-the weary is ...

... I.MPERIAL PAR1LIAMEN'T 0 R (UREAT BluITAIN AND IRELAND. hOUSE, (F L01IDS-Nov- 'S. 'fie Mrr jeseof y les'sir y and Abhinigdorn, and tire Bishoip of Litcfirtird, torsk fie attlistarid therSas Ts'Ma e'of L~IziqtOl, OSt, Ilis e'levaiontjr to thle liarquesat-- . Ij'rtr de-l by rise flifill-1 ress of Qrreensberry aird A yl, s!s' I , antl' took tirle S )d ti's ail flIIs Seat. rrt('a Scrj'. j~ibi ...

... ~~~~~~~~p , - i;p; ' IMPERIAL PARLiA '~i!N - - OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IREL NID). HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAY, MTAY I2. evral Cutlorne, and others from thle Couisnraon, brolli:riI up atsvrlprivate Bills, CORN LAWS. Twner Mantquetts CAMDEN presented Petitions irom t ii owe ownars occupiers of hand in anid near Maiidstone, twt frow ~Ytrto nthe Corn Laws. I- ~~ABOAITION OF Sl-AVERY. to Lord Viscount ...

... I The -Boletis de las Ordenesy Decreles del Gobierno, No. 17, gives the following psrticulars :-Tlhe eveut which took place in Santiago on the 8th of October, was the dissolution by the Director Freire, not of a General Congress of Clili, hut of the Representatives of the provinces of Santiago, who had, accord ing to the account of the Director, assumned to act as a General Confress, and to ...