... IRUTI .A NO(VEL. r'Notbing i oirld I'li Ire Ili 'ri rilfortunaei- thrin I Suiljt'ct Of this NIerlrif NiorI it cb, ALI- '.i redro'r (If all G4d' Ati',i ; t 'i !iI1L1 I% hiro '.. for trut I. Alllie sre~II fi i' I. cill WlI 1 i' iI din ttilcaiiiiii. \li' I, tirk M I Y !Itr 51L ¼¼-, licr'it wd txiilyii rji Li t 'N- 'ii ri ) it wII w, ii ;- ''' A v ls lout .i r ,i mif In fi ' :t; ilt It1 *', I ...

... THE MojNI 1ATG CHRONICLE.t LONDON: MJONDAY, AUGUST'7, 182. lVe have received the following communication from our Manchester Correspondent:- MANCHESTER, SATURDAY EVENING. The hope that the Cotton Trade is entering upon a course of progressive improvement still prevails generally among the mercantile classes, though nothing material has yet taken place to confirm it. 'The supply is now so ...

... I nn :-- - OI NIN G --- IO L - . - I TrHE' MORNLAWz CHR~ON\ICLE. LONDON: llONJ),4y, S1EPlTEM1BER 4, 1826. We have received the P'aris Papers of Thursday and mn tFriday, and the Etoile of Satuiday. In the latter there ar is an article from Madrid, containing the substance of a al, Royal Decree, confiscating the properties of a number of mn distinguished individuals, many of them now in this ...

... Thle inveterate hatro~d that sItill1 exiists, in the mintd c f ievoet I of the Padres (or Pri tats) againvt the heretics (ir fort'tglei professing the Protettant religion) is particnlarly evident in alli their actions, anid hle influence they posses': over tle tinlri~ of thle lower classes r-'nderq the sitiratiton of every '1 Eti ;,) I.'an tiot only unpleasant, hut very dangerous. if a ...

... STAFPORD ELECTION. I IHURSDAY, DEC. 14-SECOND DAY'S Y.OLL. The first dlay's poll closed at four last night, and was le- clared as foilows:- Beann4ont.. 136 I Spooner 127 Tbe poll left off il i;tie letter G. The oldest bureziss in Staf- ford does not recollect, in the most violent aold venal election times, such conduct as that displayed by the Roug5h Freet party, in court and ...

... THE.E MORNiNG CHRONICLE. LONDON: AIONDdY, DECEMBER 4, 1826. A Libel, according to Mr. HOLT, is a malicious defamation expressed either in printing, or by signs, pic. tures, &c., tending either to blacken the memory of one who is dead, with intent to provoke the living, or the reputation of one who is alive; and thereby exposing him to public hatred, contempt or ridicule. By the law of ...

... I-,,MEIErN(;GS tF CREITIO'JRS, .1, as, 51111 I. R.W~..G.I Dougi is~o f Woodcote, S ii,-xc'c coac h- 1 n c J. hello~, of St. Jaille'i -s' ret, 1i lillel~ 2,1 'Jodd, of U1 per Li-i'on-.!rcct, coial-itilei jt.,i T1. IDeacoii,olt 'Trovihii idg, Wiltshiire, C10iijer E`. Osijiildcston,0of Herilaitd, i.rocer J. Nicholas and J. Nicholas, juin., of Lei'thcrlheaid, co!,.- mmniibrewiera- I.I '1'. ...

... THS PROGRESS OF CANT. Two or three days ago we copied from an Evening Paper a Rotice of a print bearing tbis title; we have since thjen seen The Progress of Cant, and an extremely clever and amusing productiun it is, fuil of humour and pleasant strokes of satire. Cant is presented in its infinite variety of shapes, and very drill shapes they are. The author's wit is of no party, and lie ...

... SPANISH EXLES. We received on the 2d instant, 21. from i gentleman, who subscribes himself IGNOTUS, for the relief of the distressed Spaniards, which makes the sana we hold 71. Tile following Letter from General Torrojes will explain why that Gentleman declines to take charge of it - TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-i have only lately met with the notice in your esteemed publication ...

... r_ ? .. FThe following able article appicared in the Fdin/ntr,1g and I eitht 3duerliser of Saturdlay last. It is A criticism on i an atticle on Badnking, wthich i' 1pemsed ins the Edin6urgh I t'clilliig ('~nut t, of Saturday the -,th in,,tunt, in which the conduct of an individual, whok called upon the Scotch o Banks for l~yiinent of thvir note'>, was miad' the subject Si of aniniadvetaicn. ...

... SUDBURY, JAN. 6.-Oa Friday last, the 30th of December, dt John ~Vilks, sq. the Candiate for the eprsetatiasi of this ril Borough inParliament arrived hre at oneO'clk, having pre- se viously canvssed the au-vuters at nirenford arid Braintree. fir Be was mt abouttwo mile from te tosvnby an immowense: cots w course 4people ith band of musc, flag, &c. &C., who pre- re ceded im to he inn from he ...

... FIRENCIi PAPERS. ,t Thr inixr, ZA ITIUSA'rrf DAY, MsARPt CH 4]. WI 'ei ,g OCAw has bca received troutr Madrid, dated ;rnxr rrY Courier, a;spatchcd from Alicant, e! Yi5uteirn ttlat on tihe 19.11 rf this iiicilti, U l ot '~t ~' '-11 fni i 'ttical Ctief of Vatericia, and an i i~deitreit blid Ajusn landed at euidrdaoial, a I ort iitivit ieagues frum A.rk2nt, at the head of abeut iOO :O~rif; m, j ...