... A SE IN PAR ENT. Y B BOW-STREET.-ilhe Magistrates of this office, G. Rowland i Minlisull and Thonmas Halls, Esqs., were occupied till a late 1v hour on Wednllesday night, in an investigatien, dnring which !- some disclosures were mriade of an important, and very extraor- d dsinary nature, and possessing very peculiar interest at this d period, when a General Election is about to take place. A ...

... GENERLAL ELECTION. by v t00oi, JUNFi. I-This (lay Pursuant, to pub~lic silvor. bytistIrenlt, a weeting of tie frienlds oIf thle Right lon's Io ler, Will iam H-uskiy Sou wV55 IIeld at thre ring's At urns I pujllrpose (If mnakh g, such airlillnge men ts as may hle coni iii d'i erg, :iee~fsairy for secul zi,' his retuIrn nts one( of thei Reprisew li; o; lich (-cI i clk, o Er tIteit mi,;, tof j ...

... THE iIIOIING CHRONICLE. LONDON: FRIDAY, JUNE '2, 182G. We refer our readers to our Extracts from the Paris Papers, as possessed of more than ordinary interest. 1\. JtoYEzt COLLARD having questioned Ministers in the Chamber of Deputies with respect to the report of their intention to renew the Censorship, the Minister of the Interior announced what may fairly be construed into such an intention ...

... THE JIOR\TALG CHROlICLE. LONDON: 1ONDDAY, JUNE 5, 1826. We have received the Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday, and the Ltoie of Saturday. Their contents are devoid of interest. FRENCH FUNDIS. PARIS,3JUE2.-Five per Centi.,97f. 30c. ; Three per Cents., G6f. 30c.; .Sitik Stock, 2045f; Neapolitan Rentes, 74f. 75c.; Royal spanisli Luan, 461 ; Haytian Loan, 725f. During the strupigles between ...

... LA\V ASSOCIATION. Yevterday a numerous and highly respectable body of the Mslnbers of the Law Association assembled At a public dinner t the Freeinasaons' Tavern. The Association consists ot At- eorne% ;slnd Soleitors, practising within London and vicinity; tie object of the Society being to afford pecuniary assist- ance to relatives wvho MA y have been d(ependant up in Members dyino in ...

... iTII S'PRESs. IN ^ND.\.-Ml. l t K I' N , I A. Puhlic 'ileftitilf %VAl' t'ionvetj. IL Fiaitiff d I'- Pit lt1iI of rai'ming itP-(' o At0 tffl ' until tfter eve' ViI o:ei 'v ifi .l t*I Mir. liif'iifff!1 1(11 . 61' If,~, iFf pr'e'0'fItiui'pi' i is. III, h t'L 6I. h ph ej.. Kilr~ire l , the' H1111 I C _' S'f' ' C if'* Iif Sir J1 I )yie, Ml Hoti' tW (r 'aid -Ni _ preseint Ait t'fC \ti'ettlli'' ...

... VILE LAST' MIASQUERADE. , af ativ perseon-rif Ielio!irinz tnny favonrite - 1 , ytrill-i sbort, frorri anytbingof I hlmteverL escrip- e oe t ttiint, slilol - inispiris painfri air mortityirg r i( f - T~e va i iy of eII sman life, the s lor tlic ss of hlnilan or, 1i ileir ltrm train of c;oiiatolus considerations, r in tie riilr;a of those eho, are prone ti the in- of j i ii lifiil niednitiLion. ...

... THlE 911O1 NING CH C NICLE. 1,. L ON D () N: T'UElSDY, Jt'NE 6, 1S26;. We have received the P'aris P'apers of Saturday, and li thei tlodc o .unlday. P Every country has its peculiar difficulties to struggle I vith. In France, the (Government, as all the world a knows. iw under the inlluence of the Jesuits, who are it seeking the restoration of arbinary power, while we have c the happiness of ...

... ADDR.YS OF THE CA rHoLICS OF ENGLAND TO THEIR PR(JV1'STANT1 COUNTRYAIEil..N.l FC.Lr.OW COUxIsll: MEs-We preSCenttO yOI a Declaration, drawn up aud sigiied by, those Icclesimasties whIt, in this country, are the expourlders of our faith, We beg earnest- Iv to call your attentit ii to this d ocumineat, whichi distincitly repudiiates tbe obioxiatis tenets ioititeid tL ns. The Iristi BishopS have ...

... ELECTION OP WESTMINSTER. A Meeting of several of the Electors of Westminster took place last nijelt at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in pursuance of a Resolutionl agreed to at a forinrr Meetien-, held oil Tiles- ~1,day last, of whicii tire H-ou. Douglas Kinnairid was Chairman. beThe object of tht. Meeling was, to consider tire propriety of enonrinatin g Sir F1rancis Burrdett, Bart. and John Cam ...

... I- I a EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS JUST RF.CEIVED FROM rHu N ENGLISH SFTTLEMENr FORMIING AT THiE CALERA, IN THIY. PROVINCE OF ENTRE RIOs. - The Banks of the Uruguay are, in Most places, perpen- dicular limehtone.rock ; at the Calera, they are npwdrds of fifty teet above tile present level of the River ; arid, upon mus-t of tile eriinences, as far as we have keen, there is a fine exten- sive view of ...

... I - -- AT THU COURrT OF aDAM5ISIONRS OF BANKRSUPTS, 5ABltNGonLL- STRSgT. Al. H. J. Taylor, late of the Strand, printer . 1 11 J. Jenkins & J. W.,Cruttenden, of Wappiug Higli. street, lighternan . , 3 11 C. (lajance, of Great Parndon, farmner . 3 12 J. Barton, of H tigh Vycombe, paper manufacturer 3 1 J.. Isorrell, of Homeerton, brewer . . 3 11 G. RKicsenbeck, of Church-court, Clement's-lane, ...