... AMERICAN PAPERS, BALTIM~ttE ,lUNE 26-'le scoer Arabella fhas arrived At tbis port front (~C~lraca whellCe she Sailed or' the the Prot. We learix fron tile Chronict, that the MujlPltyro c weresumno,,It)l to netoat Valencia~fl the 10th J le~to take into wrerc nid tn tile St ttt of the Provice, and to devise ,ueas'xres consideratron qillity to its inhabitants. t.eneral l'IaeZ heft Carc en . . ...

... 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 ...

... NORTHERN CIRCUITYDRK, ¶'u v. . I NRTn.HERN CIRCUIT._\YORK, I'ESD4Y. t Before Mr. Justice PARK and the Grand Assise.3 ClVIL SIDE. ANG.ELL v. A Noe.v .L.-The Conrt re~snmed tbe consideration of this cause at nine o'ciock this morning. Before the Attor- ney-General came into Court, Mr. ALDERSON, on behalf of the tenant. requested leave to pot a witness into the box to prove a fornal part of ...

... 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 ...

... GLORIOUS VICTORY.-TRIUMPH OF THE PEOPLE. COUNTY DUBLIN ELECTION. _ frTUESDAY, TENTH & LAST DAY. The glorious result of the Election yesterday has fully justi- fied our anticipations. The people have been true to ther coun- try and themselves-the cause of liberty and justice has obtain- ed asignal victory, and the many-eaded Hydra of Orangeism lies prostrate id ptb dust. So may it be on all ...

... NO-.PoPERY TRIUMPH, I [FROM TilE LEros bioRcumRJ d!auses about OIn Thursday last, the Friends of.Ohl Pr int thion 151) in number, dined together 85 tI I h hi.I a u the Worsbipfu'l the Mayo'r Of L-eerd the phroceed nas our4 dins a ull and a-01rt rePor lief t the prCeadirngs i ,his di ;, andf for that purpOse we a~ore ofior own. and Stewards for perrnission to sen The application,hoeeWs .eetr ...

... CATHOLIC AMFTlNO. I rFRoSI Tl1E M.v)5tLN hORNING RG.ISTFR.] Yesterday, pqrsuaat to requisition, a very numnerous Meet- ingof Calhoflc 0entlemen, was held atthe Cotn Erchange Hotel. Messrs. O'Connell, Sheil, O'Gormman, and Bric, were loudly applanded on their entering tbe room. At half-past three o'clock, upen the motion of Mr. O'Connell, JOHN BRI(,, Esq. was called to the Cht;r Air. O'Gormnan ...

... I .THE MORiifOM.NING CHIROXICL1'. ' LONDON:' FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1826. We lay before our readers copious extracts from the the Caraccas Papers to the 1st June. Among them will be ye, found a Letter from PAFZ to BOLIVAR, in which he wh places the conduct of SANTANDER, the Vice-President the of Colombia, in a very unfavourable light. The people fori of England are too imperfectly acquainted with ...

... WARWICK, MONDAY. The Judges on this Circuit arrived here on Saturday even- ing from Coventry, and opened the Commission. There was but one case, which the LonD CHIEF JUSTICE disposed of immediately, Ipon an error in the pleadings. It was a n - dictment'for obstructing a highway, At Warwick the Voitv CHIim BARON presided in the Criminal Court, awdl te Cisezi JUSTICu sat at Nisi Prius. The ...

... NEW SOUTH IVALES.-No. VIII. Our Aborigines still generally exhibit thesameapatietle indifference to the various usetul acqtiirements with whicii bi race of beings at the very zero of civilization might have I-A irmbued froau their enlightened European interloper,. It a ier- tion of them have overcome their lazy, idle propensilies., ,1 occasionally, upon a suddertimpulse, performed an ...

... MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.-JULY 15. AT THE COURT OF COblMISSIoNERS OF BANKRUPTS, BASING' HALL- STREET. M. H. J. Jafferson, of Marshall-street, brewer . 3 11 C. Fearuley, of Threadneedle-street, merchant , 3 10 J. Everth, of Austiu-friars, merchant , 3 11 J. Whittenbury, of Great Cambridge-3treet, builder 3 9 W. Ivens, of Torrington-square, merchaut . 3 11 R. Ridge, late of Park-terrace, ...

... CZ, ftNA' I'. - 1t't' '#rAjPERS. &7'. ?' I Aol/')?-PY-P .' It] . ' ADt' 7 q R'r . Rr'.. P/1'. 4 do AO lp't eal (is / ?) /Flll?? - - el),: witk (' itb , exec A. renewon l * Ii JUSet selst~itd ac~re~ttgti~v tzAl attracted OUI srecIket to inc honour, Pms f the Oeser Ae .I testilmony of tlns njI a, a reward for at l ~ ~ g ~ ll e l~~ier'Knigh Of the (Me graciOusly aippOiif we aselgh ioe first ...