... INDlA. I (PRO. A COIRESPONDPNT.1 Consistency of conduct does not appear to di~tln, the acts of our Indian Governors. A short time agr Editor of a P'aper was deprived of his license to resilde i India, because he had commented on an appoint,-. made by Govermrimt, in term that were deemed ,*, spectful. The Court of Directors approved of the 3F taken by tlbe local Government, and at the saume rl ...

... BRITISH CATHOLMC ASSOCIATrolt) r Yesterday another 11leering of thle cormn1,te fi, F Catholic Association was held at the SchoutRin street, Bloomshury, pursuant to tile regulations, The Meeting was advertised for one o'cI'ck Idid not commence until after two). 'rhe gentlem.:i. .,4' mittee entered thle room at a quarter P48t that Hoir. Amongst thent were Mr. Butler ; Mr. Rosson ;1 %1r. of ...

... The average fall of rain in the West Riding of Yorkshire, during the first six months of the year, is ten inches ; but tbis year, it appears, from the Meteorological Report made at the Hall of thbe Leeds Philosophical Society, that we have had little more thar five incles from January to June both inclu- sive. On Wednsesday and Thursday in the present week, we had some fine diffusive showers, ...

... LADY ERSKINVE. I Mt MANSION-HOUS&..fi.e Lord Mayor has received soose at co municadons relative to Lady Erakiue ; and Ler Ladyship e- has waited upon his Lordship. he Sh expressed hier regretthat the Pabl ic Papers had noticed her Je applicatiou. On her ciildren's account'she regretted it, but she kne v ths2t, it w~as dictated by a good feeling. She s felt peculiarly On acpcunt of an error ...

... IIlE M6,'INING CAROXICLE. LONDON: : AOWNDA4Y, JULY31, 1826. NVe have received French Papers up to Friday, and extracts from the I oile of that day will be found in of another column. _ at AVe have received the following Communication from se our Manchester Correspondent:- 4' MANCn8ETsR, SATURDAY EVENING. A good deal is said here, in some circles, respecting it the improvement which has taken ...

... 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 ...

... THEA MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: IVEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1826. We have received the Paris Papers of Sunday, with the Etoile, dated Monday, from which we give the fol- lowing extracts. The lateness of the hour prevents us from extending our extracts, though the papers contain other articles of considerable interest. It would seem, from a speech of M.LAFITTE at a meeting of the French Chamber of ...

... EXETER, THIURSDAY, JULY 27. Lovas v. ANDREWS AND OTHRiIas-The plaintiff is Sir Ralph fi Manaisst Lopes, and has, through various cireumstauces, been p drawn from his retired situition into public notice on more oc- casions than one. He is a Baronet: be possesses inintense b wcalth, and he has acquired respect& cousideration on accGunt c, of his rank and property, cxactly in -te same proportion ...

... We have this week to recerd an occurrence, with which our town has not bitberto for a period of nine or ten years been disgraced, and which we imagined the increase of intelligence mong our native inhabitants, had rendered no longer possible. At the market upon Wednesday last, a man named Robert Clerk, a meal-monger in Maiwelltown, appeared at his usual stand here in the morning, and commenced ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Our readers will find under the head Middlesex Adjourned Sessions, an account of a curious scene, in which the Jury, the Mint Solicitor, the Clerk of the Peace, and the Chairman of the Sessions bore a part. It has been the custom, it seems, that Jurors should receive a shilling a piece for each verdict, and the July in this case bad, relying on the honour and good ...

... I lit Yesteeday the lovers of Aquatic sports enjoyrd Ata unusual treat -The Prize-Wherry, given annually Cy the Gentlemen i eof.the Purmn-Clui, wan rowed for; and we 8csrcely ever re- tluember wltnpssing so spirited a contest, nr one that WvP sucih >f erieral sati'faction to the thousands that rovered the bostnmi)f Ete rFather Thamses. ibe followingwere the conelitiots of tife tmatch, and ...

... ,oNws couizr. . , I .1 ? 1.1, - - I ill'It two o*,c adh, the Kingp left his IRoial p,0 '' I, aitende d by his suite, inI two ctirrihges. owf i~idlrs,and e-r rtl~ ky a liet4ch -: ,t Fln U td~ te Lord Steward of the J tlrt sr aewth the King. T he Lord in it 1lirS rd , Groom in Waiting, followed in the I tyhor cavalcosde proceeded through * ~ ,jt , t!ni ' toe i of WVi ndsor, where great ad hrog] ...