... The fultlowig alteration was directed to be oaqde in .lte do. uflf Mausion to sell insdrted in 42a cot. Ist page, bii aas receoeds to late Biro be Sold by Auctiji, by George Biddell, on Wednes- :day, July 19, 1826, at the Anigel nu, Bury,'at Twelve o'dlock. ] '1130,wirop 5111Y 1. I .1 ? - - . A' jaeeiin wats hteid at the Great Wihite Horse, on Tuesday last, to uiake; arrangements for vur ...

... T11HF. M.1JiCJ1UY. h of ;Tire Per'sons in. the Establishutilen'f ~h e' Ill, CICOil, Clry (.U1/floe have fthis keek ?? lCCI(C'aiCC ! 111textti'nlelv ?? io ?? teiitory lt L CCfPCI rJS nam1.I;Lrely, tilet CoattCin:ry (if thit paee ' focist a~lx f1)1 On its conltfinuance iln thle h1ande ifte aiI~ r akn for a, quarter fl a cell tary. (t0 'ICCCI'I'vi .111pate S1C~l t ciiMilli, :M C! C ,red I ...

... BERSHIRFr ELECTION. . [The speech of Mr. PAL-MER, at tise h,,te election at Ahing. den having been imperfectly stated in our last Journal, and as it contains that Gentleman's opinions upon many important points connected witis his Parliamnentary duties, we have gives a place to it in our present Journal. Mr. lPALMtER addressed the Freeholders to the following effect :] Mr. ?? Sheriff and ...

... THE, MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: S47'URDIY, JULY 1, 1826. The illiberality of the maxims laid down by the Judges with regard to the Press, the disposition mani- fested by them to deprive it of very much of its utility, by making faithful reports of police and hlw-cases ille. gal,-the countenance shelI n by them (pros pudor!) to those knavish attorneys who seek the notoriety of the Newspapers as ...

... [FRuON A CORRBSPONDENT.] i: We have just bad an opportunity of examining a Steam of Carriage which has lately beet constructed, iW the most private Rt manner, under the direction of Mr. Gurney, ef Argyle-ttreet, and which is now so near its completion, that a brief description Pa of it, while it cannot fail to interest the public, to whose notice a it is on the point of being presented, will ...

... I ?? ?? . ; . A 0 . . ?? _ : .. rift, . 9 .1 r. I~1;- 1 I1 -l thte w2ci. *J ?? tshaiierl~ ibtfsttitatH bha h tita 'rlitilffi icct eenpre'nfeit v itliyor gaol by oatriout eqhy bovnichedern, requiesting Will to convene, k rneefiiei of thi infhicicitia (i'itdiJ h12 ?? i itatid. cnt6 nicra tion eti IC tioe pres I ic `-4 l Or3iil'lee dito oinkd ?? enueca o Of d-~er ?? g It- hbt the \tetyritr' tyo ...

... X-ElT.$ . a( FOR T oE RoIMPEL Or THEI -Penn JN-EfIkvjjioyr~ft). PO 11fl 7 *A Ptsblic tmertitg tireu ~inhtitlts'lif[teedi wik~ bold 1st ~ 't~gtrday. atcaci.l it) consider of the rnneitt Of solalslylng rellbf Ins its list pir~r inl titis t(Atrihip. Th'e minvsg hai~d bhi neOUVqned( by~thi' 'ri ~ Urtt'f ?? oft It seq' otno presented do' Iii hint ~etettlay weitS: it Wilt ?? 05 Cy 'ogtbyatne, and ...

... g The Soessin1 Aninual*t*e' told ?? tht Seltnol Rotte' ScBagl au--et onl Wednesd4* 4veti. J lifl -1Sllf Ieg at six ilcklei, 1hiiAJIer GOTT, ~Eat. tile, PresidentiC'c c y~thi -chair. lie cilined the meieting, by Mating thst'they.-%lre miefto isea lo kdn.it iutiai )Report o1(f th stte.o the' Instittytion,'tt eiitgtodlcernio'- nisI tded,- tho eltuoicg yecar, and to. consider cetttai ...

... NovoTcIIESKA'.E, MAY 9.-The hiorse-raCeg whliCh took' ftrOt,0 place l1at year ait St. Petersluirgh, between English and May Cossack horse's, suggested to sorme of our proprietors of 13 .-tuda thle ides, of thying thle strengtls and celerity of their Cmhe horses b)y long races. Cr Thlehorses ofCoiint J. Platuff had gained the prizes inA all thle races of tEvi and twenty wcersts, whichi had ...

... I ) iIA-l'CTION. S4tiVEXTij D1)e *I * fA .it tA r. -L J. iG. Lauk',Itkil: Eslu. 'it P , Ir iesi t~iis tllolnlic's4 ieln 1i-Vl te -wid ?? ad Nlr istcli ,and on Mir BEmrJl nd r.it-huviti6lli hi -dthA~illkz M ?? Mr Bcit, the btun. gorylrenal 'lul, tt;a: itt hi ivA loo * tle-', lie would split ;.ittit e lz:l n6 > tilll r- ,'vi:t II il;krtiff liavin 1taien his place on the hbstiels, the fmt1erc ...

... MON l)A Y, June 26. - Our supplics of grain are veryshort, with theex- ceptioll of oats. OLri markiet for wheatis still in the samne dull state ; the present prospect of the grow- ing crop and the admission of the Bonded Corn for sale appears the chief cause which keeps our market in the present heavystate, especially as the supply if English is small, that the prikes of last week 01ould ...

... inn>%111 V--1= a 1'y i'I E 7-. &,LOAI'M.)A^T, rt1i~l.S U i 2t.i thei -M h 0-i .eiar a1 lti113d ?? ?? r fi% b tslvmdo i-t i - e Ir'are.. ?? aI 0n in le icc Lure ;p ai vr'e ii ?? of trottite orriig c tt c i-C' utior niti il l1' i Ie ?? t Cater e, V~rrhe dit an hode le tact .teui:4.tud thc-inelvei j te IIcI'i. pndiy r rl. ehr ?? eideiri ithre, Iil rei full- theirlotee iir- li p 'alte, aiif nge ...