... 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 ...

... 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. , ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... I1NORTHERN CIRCUI'.-YoRK, JULY 12. CIVIL SIDE. Sn [Before Mr. Justie, PA.LL audri mman jury.I in Sir GEO. CATLEY, BART. v. BLACRHURUNE.-'filis was anf ors action to recover the. vable of tile contents of a tra- r- velling tag, which had been entrustedi to thle care or thle dle- U- fendatit's servant, and which had been lost. Thel deferndant n, was a commnhif carrier, anor was employed in ...

... ell Dr. Paris, the author of the.PharrancIagnlmnwl knownto th Medcal ad Scintifc Worlil, has just published th, kownr upon the nevicrl an Subjenti of Diet. As all enjoy-- B, toent, tile life of life, as Dr. fohns~on termed it, depends upon Fni health and a healh i', dependent in, a great measure upon diet- of a p )i at an which~every man, to a greateencnbhion physicians aplain And rational ...

... NEV SOUTH WALES.-NQ. IV. America, from the period of her first settlement, list% 644oed many advantages in respect to her natural and artificial pro- 'dntioua, and proximity to rmarkets, which this country can have no pretensions to, while again this can boast of others, whi'Jh, in the present state of the two henilspheres, fairly turn the scale of beneficial emigration in its favomr. 'fhh ...

... ,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] ...

... 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 ...