... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... We have before had occasion to notice several asfraiYs Which have occurred in this city (Canterbury) of late, particularly since tbe arrival of Swo troops of the 8th Irish Hussats. It is now our disagreeable duty to relate other affrays which bare, iwe regret to say, assuined a serious aspect. ' tOn Sunday even* Ing, about eleven o'clock, a labourin maran, who was retiring to his homie, waas ...

... THIRTEENTH DAY. T'lURSbAY.-Thte Election goes on very slowly and quietly, antl at the clese of the poll this day the numbers who hadl voted were, fur On the Day's Poll. Gross Poll. Mr. Burrell . .. 27,, ,,, ,,2053 Mr. Currets .- - - . 45. . 187 that above one person twoulil poll tat~ easei hour.. 1 I Il wa tl obliged to themu foit the situntion be held on Lte poll. i Sir GODFREY WEBSTER ...

... lRiSH ELECTIONS. GALWAY. MON DAY.-Extract of a letter:-Great rioting still going on hereyseveraL more lives have been lost, and several houses set on fire, by the opposing mobs; and a desperate fight is expected this day. I can get no possible kind of vehicle by which I can leave the town, sad am tow endeavouring to get a boat to sail for Clifden. The Clinaemara men have broken down all the ...

... A public Meeting was held on Monday evening, on HIunslet Moor, near this town, in pursuanice of a publie notice signed by fifteen householders, for the alleged purpose of inqiliritig into the eause of the present unparalleled distress, and( the IloSt speedy and effectual meatns of ren oving the same. A requi- sition to this purport was presented to tbe Mayor, a short time ago, but as he of ...

... COLOMBIAN LOA.N. An arrival froml Colombia, last weel, ,put the bondboideis, m the alert to ascertain what prospect existed of is reinittaiuce fh the dividends, but at the date of thle advices from Bogota, wiich are to the 13th of April, no intelligence had been receired of tiht failure of the agent, and the Government conseqwantly was not aware of the efforts it would speedily be called upon ...

... TO THR EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Si R-The news of the day is, that the provinces of Caraccois have separated from the rest of Colombia, and are going to set e up a gorernment for themtet~ves within their old limits of terri- n tory; this eparatiosmust have been expected by those who know any thing of that conntry. Oiur city politicians seem r surprised and alarmed at it; but they tay ...

... THE MORNING CHR121ONICLE., LONDONt AIONDAY, JtlYY, 1826. In the Moniteur for Thursday and Friday there is a long account of a sitting of the Society for the ameliora. tion of the Prisons of France, on Tuesday, the 24th Jan. 1826, under the Presidency of the DAUrPIN. Some very interesting details are given with respect to the pro- gress made in improving the state of the Prisons. The- Report ...

... COUNTY DUBLIN. WEDNESDAY-Kilmainlam, all through this day, presented a most auinia ed srene-carriages, cars, and every species of vehicle, wort continually arriving, filled with the partizans of the rival candidates. As they approached, they were sIucces- sively hailed by acclansations from their respective friends. The expression of popuolr feeling was, however, strongly In favour of \Jes-rs. ...

... ELLCiT ION INTELLIGENCE COUNTY OF SUSEX. h Pouaitintit DaY, aIRIAY.-At the clusI ut tbe poll,th hsuibers were:T4dy Grros Poil.- Mr. Burrell . 4 ,0 Air. Curteis .5 . 014 t Sir G. Webster 16 118 Mr. BuKRIELL briefly thanked the freeholders or theirsuprt Sir G3. WEViTE'm said, be would keep the poll open till the last ti bour the next day. Mr. H1. CULTEiS thanked ...