... STAFPORD ELECTION. I IHURSDAY, DEC. 14-SECOND DAY'S Y.OLL. The first dlay's poll closed at four last night, and was le- clared as foilows:- Beann4ont.. 136 I Spooner 127 Tbe poll left off il i;tie letter G. The oldest bureziss in Staf- ford does not recollect, in the most violent aold venal election times, such conduct as that displayed by the Roug5h Freet party, in court and ...

... THE.E MORNiNG CHRONICLE. LONDON: AIONDdY, DECEMBER 4, 1826. A Libel, according to Mr. HOLT, is a malicious defamation expressed either in printing, or by signs, pic. tures, &c., tending either to blacken the memory of one who is dead, with intent to provoke the living, or the reputation of one who is alive; and thereby exposing him to public hatred, contempt or ridicule. By the law of ...

... EXECUTIONS ON 'IUESDAY, JAN. 2. On Saturday the Recorder made his Report to the King ins Council of the Capital Convicts in Newgate, under sentence of death previous to the last Sessions, and the following were or-* dered for execntion on T Xcsday, Jan. 2:- Charles Thomas White, aged 23, for araou.-This nrisoner, it will be recollected, lived in, High Holborn, aiti his premises having been ...

... The foallowingraccfailttto Portugal, which appeared onTuttiday last in a Coutemiporary .1ournal ('1'Ie Herald), the comusniuica- tiars of an anonymous Correspondent, is evidently, in several reptcts, highly colouretd ; but it is, at all eventsam in SIR-The importance oif otr present relations with Portugal being an object of gioAt anxiety, pernait mue to oifer a few ob- bervatiotis on the ...

... CRO~VNOPFICE, Dz C. 52, 1 P6 A NSSTA . Mit-AIERS NITURNKDl to aasuss ic 1-is C~DtrEsslll it ton Cop. lUN rvarr I OF CAM~lasivos-The Bight Ho. 40oh0 Sing ley, Knight. ol Y'L mT E~rtz-t. r~l, ChlesgWetbereli, of Lincoln's Inn, in ite Mointy if Sliddlecn(, Kril, to thle room of tile Boll. George v EslCssmnl who ha, asctepteil the Chisitern fdrl, ToW'1 ANDS PORT OF HAST5NOS-~COl1sel James ...

... KINGSTON, Dec.21. tefors Mr. Justice Gattele.] HfGH TREASON. CHARLES TAYLOR and ELIZABETH TAYLOR , hns- hand aud wife, w ere indicred ou the st4r. t and 9 Will. Ill, c. 26, for traitorously colouiring two pieces of haie &,'d counrter- feilt cuiti to the likeness of the current coin of tne realm, called thillings. Thle proseeution was conducted at tbe instance of the Mint, by Mr. BOLLAND and Mr ...

... . .. . .. I On Tuesday evening, Mr. Stitling, tbe Coroner fir Middle- ea sex, and a very respectable Jury, assembled at the sign of the ft Grapes, at Brompton, for the parpose of inquiring into the cir- t- cumustances attendiFIg tbe Illelancholy dIath of Mr. Charles t Clement (some particulars of which we gave on Monday),aged o 21, the only sdll of Mr. Clemnenti, of Cheapside. The Jury ...

... A Meetingr of thle Church Miss._ionary Society wag yesterday held at rthe Freemasons' Tavern, for the purpose of adopting certain Resolutions agreed to at a Meeting of thle Connuittee onl Monlday last. 'nle foilo'.ving docutment listing been put in circulation im- rnrdiately after the Mleelnv of iMonday. it w~on experte Ithat some difference of opinion would take place at the Meeting of ...

... PUBLiC SALES OF PROPFIR i, S I This day the exteusive oI ijmlportmit proper ty kr, T Saliunz Estate, Essex, wvas bronght t) the hamToil-. way's, by Mr. Robmnc, of Rlegenl-street, 1 i , of tile moetexlensive landed ektastes is tile f, ; and was anburittel fCor s.ale ' y rdie of the n cutors of Bartlett Goodricil, I-sq. udecerdl. itne iii description of the property and tile Iesidtt:- Tbe ...

... FROM THE GAZETTE OP TUESDAY, DEE. ,s l .. '~~~~~~~~~~ DIVIDENDS. Samuel Starling, of Poole, hatter Dec 2S, at eleven, at the London Tavern, Poole-Ei ward Pawell, of bover, miller, Jau. I, at elevee, at the Guildhall, Carntetbury-tieorge Bteads, of Batht, horse dealer, Jan.!1, at twelve, at the Angel Ion, W~estgatc-street, Batla-Wsilliati Pi gOit, of Norwich, racer, 10cc. 27. at iamr, ...

... The following are extracts from the German and Dutch Papers received yes'erday:- LO ,Ea ELBe, DEC. 6.-A Municb Paper announce' that the Archiepiscopal Vicars in Munich and Bamberg have given notice tu the surviving Monks of the formner Abbeys of Bene- ,lictines, that his Majesty has resolved to restore several Bene- dictine Monasteries for the cure of souls and the promotion of learn i,.g. ...

... ThE J0I,%NLVG CHRONICLE. LOND)ON: IVEDNESDIIY, DECEMBER 27, 1826. lVe received last night, by Express, the Paris Papers of Sunday, and the Eltoile of Monday. 'the Quotidienne, on the authority of letters, gives an account of the movement of the Rebels in Portugal; but eren if~we could rely on the authority, the account is too vague to enable us to form an idea of the state and prospects of the ...