... ?? Vtotrroo. tait NOTTINGHAM MEETING & PETITION. son On Wednesday September 25, a numerous meet- POs ing of the inhabitants of Nottingham was held in seh the Town-hall, C. L. Morley, Esq. in the chair: of after the Mayor had stated the object of the meeting, wh, Mr. Gill, in a speech, frequently interrupted by ap- to t plause, moved the Resolutions; which, being se- the conded by Mr. Thomas ...

... I VI, fT I 'Nancy, Williamson, from St Johnsg, N B is Cd shore in Bo s~tile Bay O Neptune, Dawson, hence at Tortol4 o Barton, Best, hence at do Cunsinggham Boyle, Watson, hence at St Thomas's Cs Eliza Burrey, hesce at do *s Mary Ann, Bulley, hence at Genoa : Swan, Bridge, hence at Demerara ,n Sarah, Ann, from Surinams for ?? at Cowes,: id Maria, Tait, from St Lucia at London r Waterloo, ...

... | ~CTAL CHRISTlAN. I, A~~A'lA- n D M Mr Richard Reynolds, whose dI st ir, publication of the 20th ult. . owie thiousands of peopie, and all, | oi edby lg the hbo had so often been .iaLW sere n ;the deepest sorrow. W I '1 st pSlaced, over the grave, and re ',tt ¢°riW51ltri ansd trienils of the deceased at' I crc ar~ure , aL urofound silence of about of If an oarl renstied ; after which several ...

... BUOLTON MEETING. SESSIONS.RoOM, PJ CIeIt Baot, 2t September, 1816. to Ts ),leetim` of the Inhabitants of the Towns T of Great and Little Bolton, this day, held in wi toaf * Requisition to the Boroughreeves as ?;uretbls of the stid Towns, for the purpose 4,irr insocoasideration the distressed andalarm- m s5te ef the Country, and of recomtmending 3 eraeesures to Governmenertas may seenm best cal ...

... Compexdium of Weekly Intelligence, I_ FOREIGN & DOMESTIC. , y~ au~lr V UDlZb1lt- . Foreig 'adpr=,.-Hanau, Aug. 28.-The former king of Svreden, now known under the name of n0 Gustafson, has resided for some time in this town, mn where he occupies some rooms in an hotel; he ki bardlyever appears in public1 and the privacy in bo which he lives makes it concluded that he is engaged Lo in some ...

... mI y, ORIGINAL LET'VER FU'ROV ALGIERS. i The letter, of which we pament the following ex. tract, was forwarded to us by a person in this town, As to whom it was addressed, The writer dates, ?? Off Algiers, 29th Aug. 1816; from on board H. l. S. SU Derb. The action lasted nine hours and twenty-five minutes, contimual firing on both sides. The bat- i 9b teries mounted fifteen hundred brass ...

... CLOS OF TlE IST SEASON. As the Insurance upon the Floating Bath expired upon the first day of this mouth, and as there ap- pears to be no prospect that its renewal for a further period would repay the proprietor the Attendant ex. penses, Mr. Coglan has closed the bathing season for the present year. We have great satisfaction in being able to state that during the 15 weeks it has been open for ...

... BOLTON PUBLIC MEETRXG. -40- will We noticed in our last, that a meetirlg had been G iseld in ~oIton, on Wednesday the 25th tilt. in pur-wa ,stance rf a requisition signed by about 200 inhabi- Ut~ Wanits of the toxrn, for 'the purpose-of . ta king into se -eonsideration the alarming state of the country at t he __r tpresent period, and of recommendilig such measuresiti to government and the ...

... T a numerous and respectable Meeting held at tl A Middleton, on the 16th inst, the following 0 Resolutioas were put, and unanimously agreed to, tl Viz:- b Resolved, Ist.-That the present alarming situa. rc tion of the Country, imperiously calls on every indi- w vidual of the Community to exert himself for the h purpose of removing the evils under which we suf- S fer. ' el 2d.-That these evils ...

... To the Editor qf tI hMr. Editor.-Hap r tiI vening with a very intl &° fall in r l Mr. -H ?? `la;e1 erening with a v ery intellig5 i ed within these few days arrivt basj ?? Rio Janeiro), I naturally Rkfrssi . Pr Bonaparte, andwa i ~e i r logue lately stated in snne onin5 5as t n (and from thence cepied s the pdop to have taken place between the50 ° rs English Officer? The Gentlen o Per ht had ...

... CITY ELECTION FOR LORD .42'OR. SEVXENTH AND LAST DAY. Public interest and rinifety were on Saturday wounid to'the highest pitch, it beingknown tlht the noll would be finally closed. The hallin the course of the forenoon did not contaiatthose numbers, nor exhibit so much of that popular feeling which was manifested throughlout thue week. The voters also, as will be sen by the subjoined list, ...

... n- abat _Tntcll.tgmcc. . Margaret, Baker, hence at Africa J ,he Henrv, Canoson, hence at QuLesc A Wordti Star, Brylon, hence at do Ajax, AIt'Kie, hence at do der, wI - Ann Maria,-, hence at New Yark; the Liverpool Tra eras ?? ja lew days 'i tr. Caledonia,, Johnson, hence at Boston, bound fot Baltimore twithi thelessof topimasts, in agaleon the 12th Aug of, Holicay, Stewart, hence at Baltimore ...