... 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, ...

... 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, ...

... BRITISH CATHlOLiC A.SSOGIATIbla Yesterday as General Meeting of the Member, af this Asas. it I ciation was held at the Crown atnd Anchor, in the Strsnrd afor SI thle purpose- of coritidering the expediency Of petitioning P IrII. Linkimn to restore therm to ttheir civil rights and liberties. At one o'clock the ('7ommitree entered the roorri, and b y una- nimnous coinsent, Lot Id Arundel of ...

... IpROPOSEI) I M PRiOVEMENTS AT CHARING-CROSS AND ITS \ICINMIY Thre outline exilsainti by Mlr. Arhuffirot was a. follbw we purchase the whole track of buildtngs between thle Kinl, and St. Martio'e-laite*, and also the still larger track is& wretched courts a nd alleyi), bounded ott the north by etreer, on the siu~h by thle Stranmi, on, thre west by S' %~ lane, and on the e as, by the paved ...

... THE MlORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1826, Mr, HOLMI SUMNER seems in a fair way to be thrown out of Surrey. At the close of the Poll yes- terday, Mr. DENISON Was 1,430; Mr. PALLMER, 1,303; and Mr. SUMNER only 993. 'The latter seems very unpopular. He seems to have placed his chief reliance on No Popery; but though his flanks were well supported by the Clergy, armed to the teeth ...

... I l LjRM rIl E l)OUBLIN SIOHNING RGiSTER OF 05IONDAY.) Tlhe Associatiotll wet oil Saturday. at three o'clock. MICHAEL STAUNI'ON, Esq., in the Chair, Receipt of New Catholic Rent, for all purposes nut pro- iljitte; hy an', from thle l'&Ii li1st.intlusive, 3601. I(is. 31. (',uolisell r (U,1[J'H RIR aid, he h ad rcceimvid a letter from Mr. T''onilas W'lsh, of Lotighre:i, rerclaring 301. C.iholic ...

... From the LOND)ON GAZETTE of Tuesday, March 14.| BUSHEY HOUSE, MIARCH 10, 102. His Royal Highnees the Duke of Clurence ha-s appointed the Rlevereod Heory Josenh noone Nichilson, A. UI. to be one of his Royal Highness's Vunietdc Chapvlain-.. CROWN OFFICE, MALRcH 11, 1626. M)litFltA. RETU'RNED TO SXRVR 1IN THIlS PRRSENT' PARLIAMENT. CtOU NTy OF 25'( lTttUManRfLAtgD.-Mlattlhev Bell. of Woolsingto ...

... 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 ...

... nid- an: tFuU.Tan EIxhAC MnOM T'55 CARACCAS PAPElt~j )ur A LAW. FOR-~ESTABILISHING CERTAIN FOR'' 11, To BE CALLED PORtTS OF DEPOSIT. The Senate and Chamber of RepresentatIves of the- Republic g, of Colombia, assembled in Congress. Inasmuch as the estab- Illishinent of ports of 'deposit presents advantages not only to 4Erimporters, by permitting the re-elpeirtatiou of such goods aind rk' ...

... THE RAY HARVEST AND THE YEATHER. I~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ ] ! .t. I . I . .- R. I A bThe hay harvest has commenced in this neighbourbood. eCraps will be very light; the long continuance of dry cold , winds which prevailed before the warm weather took place, rand the almost total want of rain for the last wen or twelve eweeks, will sufficiently account for this. Many fields, upon dry sandy land, ...

... 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 ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT or GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE 01? LORDS.-APRIL 20. The LORD CHANCELLOR brougbt in a Bill, which Was read a first time, to alter and amend the Acts regulating the practice of the Court of Chancery, as to the Investment of Money in the Purchase of Land. Mr. N. Calvert, and others, from the Commons, brought up the Small Debts' Recovery (Irish) Bill the Manor Courts' ...