... THE RAY HARVEST AND THE YEATHER. I~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ ] ! .t. I . I . .- R. I A bThe hay harvest has commenced in this neighbourbood. eCraps will be very light; the long continuance of dry cold , winds which prevailed before the warm weather took place, rand the almost total want of rain for the last wen or twelve eweeks, will sufficiently account for this. Many fields, upon dry sandy land, ...

... 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 ...

... THE MORNING CHRIONICLE. LONDON: FRIDAY, JUNE 30,1826. Our Readers will see, from our Irish intelligence, that the expectations of the liberal party have been realised to the fiulest extent. TIhe B3ERESyORDs will be driven with disgrace from Waterford. In Dublin, the Eman- cipation- Candidates are triumphing. In Lowth, in Athnagh, &c. 4cc. whatever has been attempted, has been followed by ...

... LONDON MECHANICS' INSTITUTION.-NEW IN- NN VENTED POWER-LOOM. We barve to regret that i great press of matter has biefore prevent-- ii. froit girinni even at tnich briefe, iccnlint tharn we CoUld Wish of an ex 'lleat k ta ore-tue firut of a- , s)i' S i I;i; was r renlti, dlivered liy Do. Airkb.ckt on .Marclinery, at the Theatre of the Lonldon Mechanics' Instisotiolii. rbcl lecturer confined ...

... I SUSSEX COUNTY. ELEVENTH DAY.-WF.DNESODAY, JuNE 28. WEDrNESDAY.-At the close Of thre poll to-day, the numbers were- ,Day's Poll. G ross Poll. For AV. Burrell .92..20216 Mr. Curteis.96 .1911 Sir Ol. Webster .. . 84..1152 1On the number which had polled for the Baronet during the day being announced, thle people cheered; and Mr. Burrell not being present, Sir ...

... CONTRAST BETWEEN ENGIASIH ANI) AMERICAN| [FR0M 'I HR ABnEHI)I;II tOmNlctr..] Convirlced tb At, in the present 6tate ot the E1.,civc Francl ise, the Fxecutive wiill hiave no difltciclty in picunrilee, ill tile next ParliamSenat, its us11al stalldiult Il jolitv, ive leel bIlt little illie- rest in the Parliameuntaty elections. tine thing is certain, that whltever may be thre advantaiges derivcd ...

... 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 ...

... MR. WVARD'S DINNER. A considerable number of tire friends of Mir. Ward ykiiterilny dined together at the City of Londion Tlavern, Sir Clrarkes Price iii thle Chair. ' Thle King, 6 The D)uke of York, kind the rest rif thre Royal i'Arnily,l 'the Arrisy arid Navy,' wire propose'd by hIe CHAIlRMlAN aifter dinner, and received wvith thne isual applause. In thle course rif the elerillg, several ...

... I SUSSEX COUNTV. The numbers polled to-day, were- Gross Poll. I For Mr. Blurrell lo..L5 ..I..1.34 Mr. Corteis .192 .1845 Sir G. Webster.. 29..1068 Mr. BURRELL announced his intenition of addressing the electors at length before lie left Chichester, and therefore briefly rewsrned them his thanks, Sir GODFREY WEBSTER thought Mr. Curteis wouhl have been more merciful ...

... 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 ...