... CHESTER; CITY ELECTION. r rhe election being fixed for Tuesday, Mr. ED t g WARDI, DAvis D1VFnxPORT, tile onily.candidate that P had annoullced hi inself, arrived On Monday even hi r, ilg, adl wvas met it the Roial i Hotel, by a niumer *e ils body of lhis f;iends anldsuppoiters. The large w d oliom in the .Rot l atel wiascoripletelyfilled, and e the timost e .liusiasm prevailed. *r ?? Lh ?? ...

... I- : LONDON, Satmsday eveinig,70 7'Cock' ?? tbenSadid.rd%.7-Y - : i We have nat any definite infoiratiion iot lay br afore our readers in regard to tile Cormlttiot .lot the niew ministrv, thoigh ne believe t in'! the 110Y z cabitnet is certaiilv termed. It is gn6bl'aly Ysf p posed that the Duke of WellingtofCace >tnpPi1iel I hyLord.ynlrrst, will proceed to a indsor-this t iiflernooin, to Iny ...

... god CHRONICLj- , i I,\so TU.SDAY, MAY 29, 1832. Rihtherto {i direct coultinuation nor refutation has been giren to the reports ill circulation 'as to the sinannej i :Which the, reform bill.is ineant to be ~iuliied-throwlk ?? o Lords. - On this satjeet Earl Grey heas not condescended ti give anl direct-answer. to 'the questions-pat tb hilm ill iirhasulent, although lie maekes a statement which. ...

... aglaltuturat EntriligricE. ,r 1ONTHLY AGRICUL'TURAL REPORT FOP Y APRIL. r Cold vinds between the N. E anld E. S.F E i. n drought, and some slight faost Iave lirevailed ?? ear last, but, fortunatelv, with little injlilr t4 vegetation: on the con tral', will heefleilil he e i ' mere esplecially in tile facility obtained forilrl' tore. The frhuits also have heevi geueially blr fitted by this ...

... S[R RALPH ESHER. f This wNork, comprises in a novel of three volumes the adventures ot a gentleman of the. Court of Charles the Second. The following is our author's :escriptioo of the naval 6ff light Lwestoff be tween the English, commmnded by the Duke of tYork, (afterwards James the Second), and Ithe Dutch, under Admiral Opdall. The principal facts beiilg historical, Rre of qourse, already ...

... The Neal Sposrgiri xaqazinle for May cotitath; a memoir of the celebrated jfickey, Mr. Francis Buckle; of which the flloaoing are extracts:-- * His fame on the Turf, for that was his great scene of action, eclipses, of course, all his other efforts; anid yet his perforimanices on -The Road, for long and unt irkig endurance were o`no common order. He 'as in tie frequent habit, during his ...

... ., ; . . I., F- H(OUSE 01F LORDS, MQsNDAY, MAYT, 7j 183!2 f Aftvr thie presentation of a great mantry pititiouns5 the House went into committee ou thle Re~fdrm Bill, the Earl or Shaftcsbtury iii the-Chiasir: their attention would be ;rawan was thdc -title of, thle bill. IThis it wits oa al in sueh caes, on going lint csonsittee ?? a hill, to iiose shoul d be piiSt- Imne. 'rte nxt ubject of ...

... TiE CHRONICLE.- ?? . B1NGOR, TUESDAY, MAY 15,1832. The proreedings in parliament and in thet e nctbine during the bygone week, have been ofa nro' ;, ture ro universally interesting, that we deem it mir luty to the pnblic to enter on consideratienl.of.tbe; A deiails at greater length than usual. EIn so dting' ?? oe isb to divest the subject as far as possible of e. il party celourlng, although ...

... 1,dFordolt Inteltiocum J1 ?? b FRANCE. ' . PATrs, MAY 12--The news of the rejectinn of i the Reforiss Bill reached us onl Tlhursday, amii has e ever since been t[ie subject of genetal la Id almost T d exclusive coniversation. The French atirst desired b n to flatter themselves that the question decided by Is a majority of' 35 was not finportant-then that the n King would create a hunh(led new ...

... - 11 011. THK?C RONICLE, BAiNGtJ, TrUEsuY, IlIAC L, li;f;) From tile tole Of the jour nal's. lacalemlje tia tbe cause of reform, it appears that great tlypehtee sions are- entertained its aegard to tile filtbe of the bill' in tbe Lordis Cmailrittee These apprehensions 1a'e bhcleve to he ,ell founded, inosofar at lewst as they relate to the ?? franchise, tle horoughs to be created, atcd those ...

... . HECHRONICLE- _-II F I- BANGOR, TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1832. to s, A few weeks back we called the attention of onr if If readers to the benelits to be derived tront Ihe ;E k opeijing of a regidar communication by: steam F 4 packets betwixt Bangor and Dublin. We have w now the pleasore to aenosnree that such cotnsuni. e cation will be opened early next month. lh A large and, powerful new steamer, now ...

... : '9 , ?to. gulitifi4iknifl.; r ? ? PC FRANCE. : ' PC CAPTURSE Or-a rl DUCHESS OP sEIETA li ?? at .SUITE ?? THE FREiSCAfCOASt. The Duehess'rf Berry his, been eaptenred,' and Ti taken in the Carles Albert to6Cdsica. , It appears ih that this steam:boht left Legharqi on the'24th or, i2th, having on boaril. foisteen persons belinging S to the suite of the' Dsiehess of Be'rry. She vas. i on board ...