... [FXrRXACT FROM A LETTER DAITED MONTE VIDEO, NOV. 11.1 A very material political change has takell place in this country since my last. Is a piitched engagement between the Imperial ard Patriot forcestat a place called Saradifon thle 12th tit. about 25 leagues front this, the former were completely defeated, arnd the latter are now iii entire possession of the inte- rior of the country. The ...

... CAPE OF GOOD UOPE, R~eport of the Commissionen~ of Inquiry at the Cape of Good Hope, dated 7th of December, 182b, upon thc Complaints redressed to the Colonial Goivernment, and to the Firl Bit- tlinrst, by Mr. Bishop Blarnett. LiCont~insedfitom The f7!oonicle of yesterday.] Mr. Burnett has contended, that the foregoing parties of the Cape Cavalry cut from his estate, at different timnes, ...

... A51ERICAN PAPERS. EXTRAORDINARY COINCIDENCE. DEATH OF PRESIDENTS ADAMS AND JrFFrRSON. . FROM THU NEW YORK DAILY ADVERTISER@] , NW l oatt, JULY 8.-We yesterday received news of the death of John Adams, whichoccurredathis residesce ingIinsy. Milssachusetts, on the afternoon of Tuesday last. The death otf a man who performed so couspicusus a part in tile tryilg scenes precedintig attending, and ...

... I [FROM THE GLASGOW CHRONICLE.) dl On Saturday a Meeting of the Noblemen, Gentlemen, Free- re holders, Justices of the Peace, and Commissioners of Supply, C of the County of Lanark, was held in the County Hall. f4amil- Co ten, to take into consideration the propriety of transmitting to tr Goverrnment a representation of the Distress existing in the tr County. On the motion of Admiral Fleming, ...

... WVESTERN CIRCUIT. WELLS, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 9. CIVIL SIDE. Gt %iti q, v. BRoi s.-This was an action against the owner !atridiilz vessel comiing up to Bridgwater, for wages alleged I-etd it) tile plottitiff aS master of thle vessel. It appeared, itl evidence, that the plaintiff had been recognised by d-teidaiit orly il; the character of Ulate, and load been dis- t j 4 ...

... DEATH'S IDOINGS. The usual dulness of the literary world, at this season of tbe year, has just been agreeably relieved lby the appearance of a very clerer seork, uinder the above rather alarmilin!g title. It , consists nf twventy-foulr plates, etched by Mr. R. D)aRley, from designs by himelIf; and illustrated by nearly sixty conmposi- tians in prose and verse, thec friendly contributions of ...

... BRUSSELS, OCT. IO.-The Session of the States-General was open d to-day, in the usual form, by his Majesty in person, with the following Speech:- HIGH AND MIGHTY LORDS; I feel great satisfaction in being able again to inform you, that I continue to receive from all the Powers marks of the kindest friendship. The conclusion of Conventions for the in- terest of commerce and manufactures, so ...

... 17l1; JU0R.NIIVG C1ll.ICLE. LON DON': ,?(1XDJY-; MAYV S, 1826. 1 lie lni'tness of the House of Commons is likely to terminate e-out Saturday week, when a short adjournment will takeL !tee, until the Bills have proceeded throuigh the House of Loirds. We have received the Paris Papers of Fiiday, and the Eoile of 'Saturday. If any credit is to be given to a correspondence froru ' unich, in the ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLE. I1 LON DON: TH USDAY, JULY 13, 1826. A Mormi g Contemporary has called the public atten. tiont th e circumstance- t stNfew .mootbs age, a cbarge of rape was preferred against a Naval Officer of bigh family and connections, who, after considerlbleargumnent, wag admitted to bail by the Court of King's Beneh, in sums proportioned to the rank and qitun. tion of the party, ...

... LINCOLN.-CIVIL SIDE. [Before the Chief Jastice and a Special Jury.] LIBEL. MAWBEY V. BARKFa.-Mr. MDOWELL opened the pleadings. It was an action for libel. The declaration stated that the de- fendant had published a certain scandalous and defamatory libel concerning the plaintiff, imputing to hina the commnission of the most unnatural offenices, and that the publication was followed by certain ...

... , .. - . . . _ . [Furtberparticulars, from The Liverposl Courier of Wed nesday.1 On Monday last, about one o'clock, a large warelioose at the corner of Lydia Ann-street and Suffolk-street, desiginated Poel's warehouse, suddenly fell down with an awful arid tre- mendous crash. Provideritially it was the hour wheni the workaien were at dinner, otherwise tile loss of life would, doubtless, have ...

... BouRSE V. SWrET.-A Jilry w4s smniaoned before the Se. co udary yenterz;ty, toassesidaiiages to theplilirtiff for thlse eul- prisoniini'at, arid an assault cummuitted upun him by defenidanat. Mrl'. C PIaLLiPS stated, that tIle pldilltiff, Mr. Baurur, was a respectable ard ispilenit clotihier, wilo possessed two establish. rrentg-the ouine io Coletuan-street, tire other itt No. 48, liegent ...