... 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 ...

... ENGLISH OPERA-11OUSE, T'he 7'ades of the O'.Ha?,r IaPietnq, with the assistance of the T( authlor, Mr. 11ANU4, lisa fuirnished a second dratuaticenter- taitiin1Ctt at thi~s Theatre inti te present seli-on : it was produced s lns~t nilzht, under the title of The Death Fetch, or the Student 3chc ,,pttierneen. 7he name of thle piece will, no doubt, sound and trange ti 4hosse, who, like ourselves, ...

... OPENING OF THE AIRE ANI) CALDER NEWV CANAL AND THE PORT OF GOOLE. After a delay of a few days, occasioned by the unprecedented drotght of the se'ssa, tpis agnificent work was t rown open to tbe public on Thursday last. At ten o'ciock in tlhe mlrvrrjg an immense number of spectators assemblel at Ferrybridge to witness the departure of thle opening procession, consisting of four fly boats, ...

... NORTHERN CIRCUIT. I DURHAM -TuEsDAY, JuLY 25. r CIVIL SIDE.-[Before Mr. Baron HuLIocl.] C SeonE & oTHRns v. BRolas.-Mr. SCARLHTT stated that this t was an action which the plaintiffs had been compelled to corn- mence in order not only to recover damages for the injury 11 which the defendant's slander hiad been calculated to create, r but also to prevent the repetition of that slander in future ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 . . ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ( I oi 'ruesliy last, an elegant dinner was Riven, at Canotibury *Iavern, biv NiRjor Chlolioeley, tbe new lifesller, to tile Elec- trI ? CI t:lit iln IAIiIIlon, to cieluibate (ite trtiuiph of Purity of 10;;-,, ('ill. I lic e!th :alvinz been renmoved, arid tihe uslial routine toasts his i', kenl zi Iu rA7. l'isdar. in a very nteat speecil, pl)togsed ni rit'iv CiN iruri nld Hepresertrrtive, ...