... TYHE MORNVIG CHRONICLE. LONDON: FRIDAY, JUNE 9,1826. The Southwark Election continues to yealise our anticipations. The people see through the attempt to take advantage of their supposed ignorance, and very properly resent it. 'The best defence that can be made for Mr. POLHILL is, that he is himself the dupe of others. XVe observe that he did not cross the sea yes- terday for illustrations ...

... 'IIHE MARQUESS OF IhLSTINGS AND MR. I I BUCKINGHIAM TO TH1E EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. silt-it A report given in Thle Morllnin Chironicle (if this tlav of whit passed Oll Saturday last, it a Meeting 1eIid at tile Tlii telljwd House Tavern, to consider the prlopri. ty mf raising a putalic suliscriptioli for Mr. h auckinglia l, .Mr. iiairild is re- presented to hiave expressed himself as ...

... I THE JIORNINVG CH12-lICLE. LONDON: THURSD.Y, JUNE 29, 182. I of In our Paper of the 13th inst. wve predicted thit io Burmese Mlonarch would not ratify the l'relinminsiy Treaty negociated between his Chiels and tle Briti ' ons Authorities. It appears to us that thQ 13ermese Chi t the were never authorized to negociate, and that the, lel. not sincere in anything but a desire to gain time and ...

... 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 ...

... CONY k SUSSEX. EIGHTH DAY.-FRIDAy, JUNsE23 The polling for the lavourlte Candidates was very brisk to-day. At thecloacof th b0l e numbers were:- At te clse o thePI' on the day's P'oll. on the gross Pelt. 2 yi. urrell.. ~ 21 .b0 SirGodfreyl Wiebster Mr r BORL eundtak othe, Electors for the support h he had received, and hoped they would cniu hi Xti~S Mtr. H. CUSTNIs returned ...

... 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, ...

... FATAL DUEL AT CORK.-FURTHER PARTfCULARS. A short time since a servant of Captsin Daunt summoned hire before the Petty Sessions of Ballyneen, for non-payrnerit of wages. Time case was tried, and decided against the servant. Mr. Connor, who attended at the Board, remarked, it would seem, in a careless, and (some would have it) friendly manmer, that ' Daunt ought to have paid the man, rather than ...

... AEROb'TATION. *b Wt. Thomas Jolliffe made his second ascent, in the balloon It constructed for him under tbe scientific direction of Mons. de le Cornillit, on Saturday evening. The narrative of his expedi- rs tion, addressed to the Editor of The itl0ornig Chronicle, is as lollows:- Our progress, during the first quarter of a mile, is was So gently gradual as to be nearly imperceptible; but, ...

... DISTUlRBANCE AI KNARE6USBOOUGII. - I . . - - A very serious distiirbance too4 plice at Lu~nresborough, onl the return of the difiereait parties front tbe Cointy liection , at York, oun Wednesday evening ; indeed thle whole of tbe day was a scene of great co nfusion io that leace. Early as four o'clock in tbe noritisi`, tbe band olr ;;.e Blues, 1he No Popery colour, began parading t!:? toiyn ...

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... I - - THUNDERIAND HAIL 'ORMS. Onl Tuesday afternoon, between the hours of three zlnd eour O'clock, a most tremendous hafi-storm visited the town of Soont Albar's Pieces of Ice, three incbes in circumference, fell, and broke the windows of many houses. One person has sustained a hiss to tils atiount, it is said, if one hundred pound- t1y tti ic- currence. The witidow5 of thle New Inon, whici w ...