... 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 ...

... tFiiOM TIIE ETOILE OF TIUR SDAY.) CONSTANT NOPL.E, MAY M&-.V I M ZaclkV, iI arknowledg- ing yesterday the receipt of the answer in writing transmitted to himi tn the 14th, by the Reii Effendi, respecrinit tbe Russian ultihnanut, cXlreb'suili his entire 5atistaction. It is said, that ;n equivocl na irasisation cf tile TIuikisli Note hald rais.d srrnle doirbLN in tile mind of M. MIitizir rk, but ...

... THE M1 ORNING CHRIONICLE. We believe it seldoms happens that the good cause loses by an open and manly profession of it. We can understand why men who do not find it convenient to give a reason for the faith that is in them should shrink from discussion; but it is obvious that the cause of the people can only be gained through the people. We have never, therefore, been able to comprehend upon ...

... Ej.FCTION INTLLLIGE.NCE. I ~ed to CITiY ELECTIION. ORI Oi Vesterday a Commn~it Hall wars held for the. prirpae of re; ard of cnn itii rt' Savrif'riis offbicit r't urri (it itt' Pe rsons electe'dt by the an ri C is Re iiresent iLiVt'S (If the Ci y j i sI Alia melt, time r'1U-lurl it, tlhe was tile siSmI ias that delivered after tire scrutiny wincl toi pl ste onl Saturday. to be Mr. Alderman ...

... ,,;;g;,i'1(,ON AV NE - '- Q - r4~ to t'rie 01od~I V over without '.0 abe emibers Ar ccePt the in- 'Vthi r1ty or forty The Electioi for. - ,anding an any attempt at opposition a MELLISH haS not deemed it an., vitation of some of his kirld friends, to I.-. thousand pounds for the meir satisfaction or unsuccessful contest. A burnt child dreads the ti,~. the adage has it. Mr. MENILLIsit knows ...

... THE MORNING CHRONIClE.- LONDON: MAONDJY, JUNE 19, 1826. BMr. HIOLME SUMNER, though supported by the triple alliance of the Aristocracy, Magistracy, and Clergy, has been forced to abandon the contest for the County of Surrey. John Bull tells us yesterday, that 'the 'infamous cry of No Popery,' we are sorry to say, has not been, though very general, as powerful and overwhelming, as we think it ...

... NEIIV ENGLISH P'EER.GILS, LFri in The tor 1eollk1 G(zitte.] WMITAl1EiAt, JF N, tS, 1] 26.- 6 he King nas been pleased to dircr lett,-, parelIt to he pas ed utider t e (Great .Sal, granting I iidignities ot Earl and I %frquesq of the Uniii il Ki rig 'ort ni Great Britain asod Ireland, unto Frederick Williairn Earl ot Bristol, and the heirs male of hii bh iy lawfiily hegotten, by tire nnal stild ...

... -----4-- ----- - -- EIACTION INTELLIO1EN%'-. CITY OF LONDON.41 S~VENTH, AND LAs~r DAY.-'JUNE Ifi. Re, This beik the last'day of the City Election, thle crowds Its- I qenahled in~ifildhikil, and in the sdjacent streets, were immenanse. thb 'lle anxia-t of every partisan being wrought up to its Vilmax, be thle exp;res hinl f thle varied feelings of thle People, as thre suce-pl cess of eaqi ...

... FRENCH RAPEWS. FROM THlE JOURNAL DES t)EnATSr. PARnI, JUNE 12-'I'be Chamber of Plers has iust performed anothier serrice for France. 'I'lie exertions of die Mirnihters to stifle the Spainish bhjnzjiess have failed. Admlitting tilt ner'it of those ivhojsipporte(ilt hMinisters, we nmi itslival;iigivie ' tetise of those, wholse vloqenct and liiflnots spe'Cteh II ad the- majority in favori ot ...

... FROM THE GAZETTE OF SATI'URDAY, JUNE 10. DIVIDENDS. William Rllgers, of Uipton, West Ham, victualler and bricklayer, July I, at tve lye, at the Co'rirt of Commisuionera of Ila ukrupts, la.,inghalII- street-Joan Shlaw, of Gawer-street, Bedtford-,quare, and of Herne- plat, illwic. col-mrchat, Jly I atteal, at tile Ca-irt of Commios- sioersof snkupt, losiphaI~sree~Jseph Itadawortht Slarp, ol'Ex- ...

... OUNTY OF SURREY. F~IFTHI- )AY.-SATUR DAY, JeNx 17. Althouglitire polling, this day, has not been so brisk as yes- terday, yet tarere does not appeasr to be any abatemeist in the interest which is evidently very gcrierally felt iii favour of Mir. I'lillmer. Iii tact, there appears to be no doubt entertained by his friends of his final sticeesa. It is even thought that such a number of ...

... TWE J101ININVG (JHIOxLE. I LON DON THURSDdY, JUIE 15, 3826. r, It swll be seen [liat the result of the burley Poll, yesterday, places Mr. PAtI. FR considerably above K Sir. HOL.-,i: 6ummJP.. p. The report in town last night was, that there will be no contest for Yorkshire, in consequence of Mr. BETHEL having withdrawn. --- We are obliged, from a press of twitter, to postpone the account of Air ...