... .Velinorteiet ?? iber fr- o erley aur sghit ss AIS atJ. ets e*hilsflettyO, Jit *alisesit 'j teaIheoclcrs5 'tiss~ertal~tlsppr tile BITl) I5t5tjfil tuenika wa t o lacrpnsvistioled , fefpbtaeigrbj nc hiat, lh~dWtfi5 i5Y Wr eak only dofes uis Justlce when hie says, ticth ''sti5u& hf eve chair, with Lb fair ansi trier Apirit. whirl lseclrae le lios C ctiI Iubice Joutoale, wicaee ?? vr a . licle ...

... 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 ...

... I SATURDAY, SUTNADAY .bad T'lESD.4Y',y POST7S. I L.( \lbI' Uf(lY lAV- Al'll ')I1 L.ONDO(N, MONDAY, Al'RttT. 'iI i Twe Frenels Papers to Fridasy arrived in ?? list 1evening. The M1inistry have sustained another defeat in the Chamber of Deputies. They having concluded a treaty with ai lngland, equaliiing the tonnlage duuies between the two rajuntrics, which treaty re-imposed a tali upon the ...

... EAV'I' INDIES. I StIDIABO.UN'C Alo tli 25Nt) IS A'/.Ei- i'4 bII1 disp~tciles haive- l~eenC eo at thle E;I.~t l.ii.~lit not officially ti antlifted :- Ilee oltdlo wt ,t di t'patch frooi M1. -e i', nt'tlh th', ce itclontlles fr,,iII C~t,>ti C.i, Dcm, md, Maijo-r Golly, commaflnding I0 tiz'llttl o:', r~olf i'tI rs ivith Bo uee.' Ii it . p i,' enemy wai tIV ILCI i ieeontoas'a' ,etdr hie retre ...

... THlE MORaN, A ] HII 0 YJCL \ II L()N D1) ON: GllTH'RSDJ ...

... FROM THEA LONDON GAZET'TE. OFFICE Or ORDNANCE, ArRITh. IS. Royal Regiment of Artillery-Secotidi Captain Lewis Shuidham Barrington Robertson, fron haf1 1ar, to te Se- oiid Captain, vice Festing, retired on11 11alf j1r\; SeonId ,ietlenatit Char3es Win. Wiingclli to be First Lieutenant, vice Acherley, retired on half jpay. BANEKRtUPTS. It Smith, Bristol, tallow broker IT. TIaner, Livespoo1. wine ...

... MOST LAAMIENTABLE UCC(tURIENCE AT ENSHAM. I [From the Oxtord Herald.] I re ourc we have this week the patiltul duri of laying befor o b ti readers the de dils of a dreadful murder committed ojn Thomas a Mal Y. aged 19 years, a carpenter, of Ensliam, whore friends o- formerly kept the Red Lion Itn, in that place. rTe Perpetrator tJ of this horrid deed is Ekward Arnatt, a matl if about sinty ...

... YORK OUSE. TO THE EDITOR Or THE MORNING CHRONICLE. 22 Foley-place, April 22, 1826. Sin-Being deSirus.S to lay tiefore the Public tile following Corresponde ce, first, because I have reason to apprehenI that moy conduct, as coinected with the Fubjict of that Correspon- denee may, il private, be much misrevreseated ; and secondly, bectites I really think that tie principles which hare eives ...

... THE: DI1'NNER 0o' THE MONTHS. (rronm the Post O.fice Register.) Once upon a tihe the Months determined to dine together. They were a long while deciding who should have the honour of being the host upon so solemin an occasion. The lot at length fell upon December; for although this old gentleman's manners were found to be rather cold -upon first acquaintance, yet it was well known that when ...

... ,Iut-. PAtHs, AvPiLte 17. I, from Corfu, of the 25th andl Jjnarch, anitriounce that M is olonghi oat, and that thie vtiliant ?? of sshad hitherto sr!cecded in tepelli g V c rt of the return of the Greek fleet from ' ,th rtenatcly r10pt coiflirmed-L The Floile i letai ot the takia g of Mllissolonghi from two S1the dera whi lh gave them as coming from ail g aperseWdit'r] a tr'4, Edi Journr.ls ...

... MEMBERS TO THIE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. Presbytery of Hatmiltont-Rev. Dr Fleming, Hamilton; Mr French, Kilbride; Air Gardiner, Bothwell, ministers. Professor jardine, elder. Burgh of Pittenwceei.-Mr James Simpson, Town Clerk of the Bhurgh, elder. Burgh of Cuiross-William Gibson Craig, younger of Itircarton, Esq. advocate. Presbytery of Cairston-11r PBremner of Walls and VIlot, and Mir Anderson of ...

... LONDON, APRLu l0. A Hiamburgh mail arrived this morning with papers ' from St. PetersburghlStocklholm, Warsaw, and HIamburgb, from the 1st to the 14th of April. The new Czar Las appointed his coronation ceremony in Moscow for the 7th of next July At the review on the Anniversary of the taking of Paris, 4.0,000 troops were collected in arms in St. Petersburgh, and the guards and other troops ...