... THE MORNING CHRONICLE. I1 LON DON: TH USDAY, JULY 13, 1826. A Mormi g Contemporary has called the public atten. tiont th e circumstance- t stNfew .mootbs age, a cbarge of rape was preferred against a Naval Officer of bigh family and connections, who, after considerlbleargumnent, wag admitted to bail by the Court of King's Beneh, in sums proportioned to the rank and qitun. tion of the party, ...

... LINCOLN.-CIVIL SIDE. [Before the Chief Jastice and a Special Jury.] LIBEL. MAWBEY V. BARKFa.-Mr. MDOWELL opened the pleadings. It was an action for libel. The declaration stated that the de- fendant had published a certain scandalous and defamatory libel concerning the plaintiff, imputing to hina the commnission of the most unnatural offenices, and that the publication was followed by certain ...

... nid- an: tFuU.Tan EIxhAC MnOM T'55 CARACCAS PAPElt~j )ur A LAW. FOR-~ESTABILISHING CERTAIN FOR'' 11, To BE CALLED PORtTS OF DEPOSIT. The Senate and Chamber of RepresentatIves of the- Republic g, of Colombia, assembled in Congress. Inasmuch as the estab- Illishinent of ports of 'deposit presents advantages not only to 4Erimporters, by permitting the re-elpeirtatiou of such goods aind rk' ...

... I TO THE EDITOR OFt THE M1ORNING CHRONICLE. 213, Bolton-street, July 20, 1826. SttR-If it has ever been your fate. to meet with'a sisan, con- scious of his own rectitude, suffering unoser uinjust imspuththiolis,a and misrepreaentations affecting1 his character, you snay have obiservedi hisw gratefal lie is to thlose whe will listen merely toe the issastificatimn of himself ; and still inure if ...

... COLOMBI A. EXTRACT OF A IETTER FROM cOLONE!. eAttRA, DATED CARAC CAN, MAY 20, 1826' I am relieved from tile command at La Gusyra, to be bear- er of dispatches to General Ptolivar, to lay before hiln the cause ef these trifling disyensions. CARACCAS, MAY 17.-The Dutch brig of war Mercuty, CAp- tain Fan, arrived off La Guayra on the 13th instant, witb dis- patches for his Dutch Majesty's Consul ...

... I IOTH1'1: EVDlTOfl R ' ''111 AII!RNIM; d fl.Nt1,1 e I -. : 2:.. ..- A :.. I, ,, -.1 . . : . : Slit -I have j ot read in TJ'/e 7im es (if this iIay i5I tIIIFasI o f ;sa charge I ycsterday brought sgzainst Mr. Barclay (it' Kertoln- fSt reet, before the Sifttilng Magisitrate (if liattfin-Vardeti cant as thia aceoutit seeCIJS to nile borti defective in, itslf id to lbn 4 t. , ...

... X The Jamaica Papers, received yesterday to the 13th June, contain no late intelligence of the moyeltents f Paes in Vene- zueba. The followina are extractsr- rFRoM THE DT. JAOO GAZeTTE, JuNEq 3.J Hit Catholic Majat's ship Guerrero, Coramodore Labourde, and schooner Haveineo, Lie ut Gaslo, sailed from Port Royal yesterday on a cruize. - . (FROMt TOE AtZEaTrT OF JUNk 10.] Passengers by the ...

... HORRIBLE DEATH OF A FgMALE YY TAKING A QUANT'IT. OF HQRSiM lEDIClE BY bliSfAKE. On Thurad4y evening an Inquest was held at the sign of the Ceac4 aud Horirles, 'a Bruton-street, Grasrenor-square, on the body of Mrs. Saralh Coates, the wife of Mr. George a Coates, a respectable livery-isable-keeper of harlow-mews, 1ruton-street, who cale by her death under tbe following dreadful and afflicting ...

... THE MIOBRA7KINRG CHRON-VICLE. - We regret to find that the distress in the manufacturing t., districts is now so great that fear is entertained in many nst places respecting the possibility ofpreserving order muchpoo longer. Tb iqsppy of tu ation is approaching C1 rapidly to that state in which they have no interest in j obedience being paid to the laws. According to the Manchester Vbete, ...

... I - I- I - . . .- . _.- T . l . .- I On Sunday, the Eden, 26, Capt. John Lawrence, C.B., ar- rived from the West India station, last from Malta, where she landed Comtroissioner Ross and family.-She left that island on the 15th of May, and Gibralthr the 13th of June; the survey. og shlip Mmtiff,, Cant. Copeland, was the only ship in the Bay. '1'he intelligence by her from Malta, is not so ...

... 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 ...

... | UNITED MEXICAN MINING ASSoCIATION. Or .e- Yesterday (July 19th) a Meeting of the above-mentioned 2- Companytook place at the City of London Taefrn, Mr. Ro- d; sitnquet in the Chair. The chief object of the Mestiiii was, 155 consider what should be done with reference to the Shares of thosetwholhad not paid~up their calls. Itiwas verytnumer~is- ly' and respectably attended. The CHAIRMAN rose ...