... TiLE MERCURLY. ha hV. :;Yother subjlet of a political nature has been this week absorbed it, the c-ests Of the M A ,Ni- CITESTERa IlEsDI0I1 MUeETINGs, and the pains we hVeC besitosed to afibrd correct information to the public on this occasion, htns been in some degree conminclnsaeate to thce interest which has been every where fit. Early on letnliyw morning wc clihpatched a RIteporter to Man- ...

... HUNSLET-MOOR MEETIG. on 1 . ?? _, _- _ : - , 8 ..1 .. is dOn. Trenumber aeveminged were abot fir a1ftpantl 0i igvlae ienubr eeusmsl weVlli5 to tot. f m rof f bu 00 h iiinfonijorsfo tii, was attendcd by a band of music, it arrie to ir uround about half-piist seven o'clock playisotr r~i roll of Paris till they got upon the hu,,ting rhitje played the national air of Rule Britannia. N 1iso caps of ...

... .Y I - i IS The gmardians of the poor, acting for the t TownsiipI oI Leeds, have appointed itr: Robert Oastler, 'r itr. Jul0]1 Cawood. and .Nlr. Edward Dlaines, a depita. e tion to visit itr. Owen's establimnient at New lanark, in comnpliancc with tite invitation of that Gentleman, for . the purpose of asereaining how far his plan can be naule a ?? applicable to diminiihing the nunmber, antd ...

... Sill FR.t.ENCl BURDETT's LETTER To the IELLICTOtS of WESTMINSTEil. ¢ ?? reading the newspapers this mornioc, having arrived late ycsiterday evening, I was filliet with Aiimrn, grief, and isigignation at the account of the blood- ?? at Manclhester, This, then, is the answer of the barouhrnongers to the pe- titioning ?? is the practical proot of our starndisig in no need of reform-these the ...

... 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 ...

... SEDITIOUS PLACARDS AND IMEETNG£S. U1 -Saiturday/, Atg6,65 21. F 'e MA::SI0o--HlOutr, LONnoDO.-The Lorcsfay- or was occupied from an early trout this morring, until II I nearly two oclock in his private room, upon inquiriels relative to the circulation of handbills, and plipards- tl ' of a se'litious tendency. Ile was attended by the city S ) Solicitor Mr. Hobler, and occasionally by the city ...

... LUTTEB-3 FROM AMEfRICA. XI. _1- I Ie r e a, L U - * )d Extrmkt Of Ii ,tterf tom A mctica, dated L esingburg, M l d6 V'i-illia d Nov. * S. 181FS :_ ilt Dear Brother N-, lrotlier II-, Brother W-, Brother Y-, or,. licsva~oais ot nlc hc ie th Id c all imy t~lnud.rou ll Inotlikcl, Maro-tha T-, Ann C-, IsId o ale. l nlerolk I es f Briendso:-Thie cuilo wih my love and ioy), wife's lo et it , nI hope ...

... .The neighbbourhood of Skintner-street, Snoiv- liull, Loidon, was oD the evening of Thursday the sth inst. thrown into a state of considerable horror an d alarm by a scene of a truly tragical nature, which vas exhibitcod at the Saracen's Hlead inn, arising *ut of the following circumstances: about twclve months back, the with of a butchier ofthe nameoof Henry Stent, carryingon business at Nt'. ...

... To consider ili late proceeding 'at Manhstcicter. .o Ini cons-squonice of a hand bill (with th snni-e - f Mr,. Woler to it asprii~ter) very generally circulated,' mad %htch appeared in- the daily papers rif thc weeks, calhing a pirilic meeting of the isibabitants of W~est. t, mirnster to express their sense of tihe melancholy p TO. el ceediws at Sianehiester. a very numerous assemblage St ...

... VOSTSCRIPT. n py EXPXftrSS>LONDON c It I is n L'osrfcri Ofl#-, 'Three ?? following d Plsenvil was tuck utp in 8onle parts of the Mttopol5 a durig ?? tother places,itt was stllck tspd at the fsfor of Lord Sidniouth's holstl s-i- T- ti AR1C1S .-it RV TiIE incsegii) MIsI- .1 ri pilrcard weas also stucsk up. Coarcing the nDe- ccessiy of a strong attenrlance oil rMondlay, at ?? di ton lomnmon. it ...

... rti 1; ITQR of. t7 LEE MEICURY>J Si1,-Hai eng observed a paragraph in yoir last paper., statintg that Sir EdMw imit i is Lord of the Manor of Normn hton, I fecl mly elf called upon to acqyaint you that such is not the tact, and I beg leave to explain how that ciror originated. This subject is of so much greater intercst to me, as the fast, so stated may hasvc materially influenced the Jury, ...