... POIS'TSCR |IP-I J j L ,~OO 1_.J.5ii- . ?? ?? I (BY EXPREUsF)).-LONDO0N, OG:T.r , to A saptj iesscttnt to 1he London Ga-riie, of Tues- iso dily lost wvas pubplished tbis torning. It relates to sbe Br c meiure ad(loptcd by Minist1rs, of calling out an Mldti- str timo il oilflat y force to protect tile internal tranquillity pri *o thc country. The onicerol places and periods ,at tvilich Co thle ...

... TO THE LAY PIAYERS IN LERDS. GENTLEEN,-Asonie o;` thie guardians of' the poor, bppolutedr bV YOU last NileaOmer, I consider it cuea duty ?? LIy ProteStLgis allowing the ie ;lpr,-ttic.ea or pupils oS' tie( town's.-urg~otts-to learn thle ' !'P.aciice of Ilidwifry oin the pttsn Of ou poor neigh- !1 aours' wiviea, whout al' IVUo Ctrtaimstaneeo, in tliecre ¶ ryhirg timis h ave refliced to the ...

... pF CEEIINCS AT BOLTON. . .. . . . - C I 1I1611e, I/k Otit0. IF~ To the ~Jaigistrat~e of the Divisiort0 l ttilit toil, who ustuaily asseor tic at Leibgil, aild'O ?? itoll ?? may Choose to consult It ton~y be known to somne of you, thait tile inhabitants of thc townS Of G;root taod L~itle itoohan and iiei~glbcoit hloodt, intectid to ?? dal I e gal no, ci. ?? rih by meetiiig publiely to ...

... LON DON, WEDNESDAY, rd ?? n SI .5 Li 1i I. ?1 ir 'Li it 0 a1 We hawe ir-eiviiea Paris paplers to Thursday o itclusn e. The osly piece on itttelligence cont.inieti i, l theml, except whea relates to the proceedings of t -e ( hdmber of Deputies, s tie nrrivel1 at Marseilles of Pi ?? flock or hlzrd of somne hundred roatsrom PThibct.- at 'l'his importation was made aon Uccount of M. Trrntiiax, s, ...

... L TTERt Froze At L. ElUNI. hta Smiedley Cotfte, nerr l DCnester, Aug. 12, 18'9. the Srs,-As the Et(itors of the daily London. ['um Press appear to be very imperfectly inforred of th i the situation of this part oflthe curtitry, pe: mit me. ?? 1 by the nlediuln of your paprr, tolaj a few facts before tie L arre public that have ctrne to my knowledge since tny arrival hekd hete. On my ...

... POSTSCPIrT CONTINUED. kt~n ,nIaer Meeting.-A ?? has bcn 7 ti. to the i-ligh Bailif Itir-. Mtoris. to convenc B. - c o the liectors to consider of the recent in U n I rat ,Iflcster Aln answer, such as was dcsird, A ?? rot vct been receivsl ; isdecd, it is understood tb tbut t lc iliJ ]1Bailiff has dematrred; but in the event C f ll's Ilas Dl to call a meeting, it is determined to t,. hold In ...

... VEST-lRIDING OF YORSf111iEW. At the Micharrelmaiis General Quarter Sepions of the terr Pearce of our Lord the Kting, tionlkln by \r~jouronmeot lor1 lit %N'Ukefield, inl anti for thle )i ?? Of' the Cotoirry of York, onl 'Thursdlay tiie 'I'Lcur Day Of w Deeember, in tire Fifty-ninth Year or thle ?? Of our Sovereign Lord George the Third, by the Gracerte of God of the United Kin~doni of Great ...

... LONDON, Wb)NESDAY, DeC. 1. aid Siaturday's (',1zCttC Conta an ac unt of the in I er.;eti rttenrireg the ifmtistture of the filtd of lig a Nctahue herlnd witi the Orn:,,r of the G rter, in the Ilorn ii ihe l;te t aitu! ,f ;lehn-iomlld.-Ti h French Amin- hin- ¢.iiortle \cicqaltie 'ret t' itiubrrrti'g, had a livatc nll di-nce of tile PErinec RegCnt on Yxiday, to deliver I his letter if recall H ...

... AGAINSST THE BEDIT'IOl'S 31EETIG BILLS. Allen, J. 14. Grant, J. P. PP I icil, WVr. Althorp, Viscount Grsaami, San oerd Parre, Thos. Anson, Hall. G. Grahirn, J. R. G. Pellhian, lall. C. A. Auubrey, Sin John Grilliths, Jobu NV. I'virse, HIentry Bennett, John Gurrer, R. Hi. -PYllhrn, ilon. G.A. Iluxtop. T. F. Heron. Sir IL. PrittiO , on. ?? Burdett, Sir F. Ilarcourt. Jonet l'rhnirose, Hlon. F. ...

... THE MIERCCURYl. IN the` postcl ip t of our last pilriicatiotn wve ti irrsvrted the Speech of tile 1'tirsccE nErONT, delivered ti I) tibe leods Comniisoioners, at tile openilng of the 31 Sessiort, on Thuirsday se'snnight ; but tbe lateness of ft tihe hour at which itv was received, precludeed us from mnaking any observations upon it. ItIdeed the Speech IC doct not afford much room fbr remnalk, ...

... Io the DZtOIM of t1t LEPIS MlBRCURY. S&R,-It has long ?? matter of astoniishment a to me, that a Coutirty eo renowned for its Freedom, i' as that in which we livc, should allow such arbitrary c and tyrannical laws to ?? its statute Book, a's g those which ore m;ade for tte pr-acri'ation of Gamire.- t% Althougdh, Sir, I Mnyself :tins partial tio tie sport of i. killing geiae, yet. I have ?? ...

... COMMfNWflATIO-N FROM 'f'TIM BANK, ?? m 01 eobmv of Fridaay night, i At ii fC iii of Direut ies. iii-the flank, onl Thursday l ?? ii to-n oi, !,P. Bank of: England having takei i It- i s- a.ins contderatifol Lit in ejiortS 01 t' J'-h : -I-irnii of0 the tii o 1-TUenSe Of i'arlia- ini-nt, appiirtcdttei i'lqile mwt the- state, ofthe Bank of' ?? i s P 'rn (Il hi 0XIediiency ot' diii re1otnip- ...