... 1POS SCRIPT-(BY EXPRESS.) 'rue Gleeen ocen, 1`1/! O 'ltock.i 'nic mecting corlninneed at four o'cl.ck in Sudtlilieltl. Dr Wat.,lem .wa called to the chair. At balf-part four he ?? ilut Concluded his addres.s. The crowd does not exceed 5,O0o0. Tlie most perfict -order prevails. There is no appetu ance of any intt ntioI Oil tie part of govk.rnincnt to i itt'rrupt the poigethiugs. Several flag ...

... | ?? LONDON, NOVEMBER I:,. The late accounts from Ireland are of a daisapveral~it nInre. At a meeting of the magistrates. gentlemen, anld cielgy of tie county of Galtray, it was resolved, that - it fully app i:rast tllhi mceting, th .t a dangerous and illegal association has lheh al- peared in the northern part of this county, aind that large partiis of pesots, calling ?? Rihbormen, ...

... _ __LONDON, JTLY 26. COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL, LONDON. At one o'clock on Friday, the court met at Guildhall, and the Lord Mayor infoirmed them, that be had last night received au in- portant communication From Lord Sidiriouth, which, with their leave, he would ?? of RCId.'-His lordship then read a letrer from Lord Sidmnouth, thanking him, in the warmest termns, by order of the Prince Regent, ...

... .1Ni UWCASTLE, hurl 30. ~Another act of blood, Produced by the ref'nir madnesser wa's perpetrated at Stocieport, on Fridlay last. It wid be recollect- ed, that, at the public meeting in that place, at whbich Sir Charles Wolseley presideri, and f'or their speeches ait whi1ch, the baronet and M~r Harrison. the dissenting, teacher, were rrpprebh~qdcd Linder bench warrants fronti thle Cheshire ...

... OYAL DECLARATION. The above declaration, inserted in this Paper of the 23rd October last, has received the Signatures of the following ? men, Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders of the County: * ! Strathlmore L Iiddell, Rawnsworth tie *Liddell, ituttle Du b ti es/ 'iij. Ge .) Durham ' s ai L Bieicelpeth CEIStle ; ,lk'ell, ?? i3ouv0rr. College, Durham * | 'li \131iallcepeth Castle it Shaw. ...

... DIR LANIMTONS SPEECH AT THRE DURHAM -- - - -COU:,41Y MEETING, Mar Larnbton, after expres-ing his *,earrt for the melancholy oc- castin of the meetiug, and the imriportatnce of the right they were met to vindirat;. the privilege of treely statim- thair sentiments on1 grsyaucs, S said1, i did not think that any per.is c,11ing themselves Elr istqnen, wouidhave dared to offer an. excuse in behalf ...

... 0* At that rmint enemy would write a hook, said a wise man or antiquity, aud so says a sage of the present day, Mr Thomas I ,idgs~oll, of Nviul iltn to a person whoin ihe conceived to be his euer.h; tntt who :':rly an enenzy to the delusion under which he silij psed Mr Hlodgiuno ?? labourvd. until he saw his efrusion, diatelirv ?? ult. add!esed to ihe Edlor of this paper. There is, bow'tv'i, ...

... ! . . rulay, Mrs Mary Riddig, the wile of Capt. Win Iidding, was tkied upon an indictutmclt for stealing Benjalmoin, the ilfhnt Child of John Sebhrier, I i months ohl. on the 281th of Ail-ust last. Sle was accompalnied by an elleriy fetuale, who had been her nurse, aind who occasionally presented her with a sinelling-bottle when she seemed as if on the eve of behig overpowvered by lier ...

... - GUiLDIIALL, LONDON. ATTEMPTr1 Ml E) b-rhe Ju ' stice-room Nvas ii Friay c rowed to cxL.5. tlhiutigh thcanlxietv of the public to ?? thu e-ainina- twa *t eI Tnry Stunt, a bitther. residing at No. 1, Arabrila- ?? Pin lie, wnho waw taken into custody the evuiini bforev at the Su- rticeii s Head Inn Sbnolh-lll. fbr an ?? 1 to :iourder his w` c. Theu *;Oman had eloped from him in the in, Wi, of ...

... I-_ (>'--OURT MARTIAL. Ilrse G side. Marc/i 25, ?? a general coLrt. martial, held at Whiteball, On the Ist of February, 1819, and continued i 1)y a jonurients to the 13th of tile same month, Brevet Licutc- i ?? Philip HAy, major in the Idth hussars, was arraigned upon the undermerijoned charges, viz.- lset. For fraudulently rnisapplinz several su of mony re- ceived by him, Lieute ?? Hay, fbr ...

... , 1AC RF ORM. 4 P~iOtl T]u5 ?? aS.ESA. r. R yjrm rn eetinls are unW mol e frequently held than heretofore, under Lhe otcivsible pritence of discussing the circumstances of t L un&rtunate Itlth of August. In the course of Ilst week, meet- i'llgs havve be-f held at Southiwark, at York, at Hunslet, at Nor- Whic., And at Birrniijgham. To follow the'n in detail, would be,: ine a tauro'ogous task, ...

... I {OVEMEN'T IN STEAMi XESSELS. As erery thi ng relating to navigation is of thL' utmnost importance to the trade of this couxtry, 'we annpounce with the greatest satis- fiction end 1 considerable degrce of confidenca, a new method of propelling stsels of any descrimion by stcam. Glasgow has the 'honouru W tbis discovery, for which Dr James Jeffray has lately ohrtained a hiaterit. Th; ...