... T1 H&V Tqr, * -1ITCUES,_ -There are doubtleass inter~cole~ction of many, of out Wu ra ?? f tha*e .W)LIdDAM p f ~ta fofcible`aduction:o sr~i flen frmeri&90 te'; wate a Mr. -Tapket, a basst§e.Tiiton Sosiersiertnhie' k ;o~the Srti~a rgedrettm amie adhad, n(ein~a r~~~esnaevn them~ tas, idger wit h ufcn dlflersi. at owy amf ane. beandi tote lej r Whit *nnipalFro lvthess c la 1acY ithes-lhve casen ...

... )ZrJK?RPOOL M?'ETINC. *1 On Wednesday a Meeting was held at Liverpool, of the in- habitants of SlabS town and its vicinity, pursuant to the liequisi- tion of a number of respectable inhabitants, who had previously been refesed hy the Mayor. At a little after twelve o'clock the Earl of s?rcon, accompanied by Colonel Williams, Mr. Sanders, Mr. Greofell, jun. (the son of the Member of Parliament) ...

... ?? -.BALLOJ. ht ?? . * .CasoKsrore O SS.-LNG5TOt 'AFD SADLE' . ear, . P 4E 0j Up to this time, no4elligence that we can depend upon has reached U'f p tol,~ds t t. Mesre Ein.~ ?? ha~rn i~g6. ?? ?? 4Vllie WI 50l'e i4t'lm- ?? gen'sircther, ettso has; sit': qtis t ~ed 'uly laezpejited nieaveen asof etasled 3 : cuzciihjh .1ye-se' it, a whic mayposibly rieiftm o u preseniti ?? Lion Iatlies t-nyie ...

... 1 RESPECTIGE 5ITlE .'LAMEWTwLE tOIEEDINGS L . .S#+,^'S91Q;F~XA*PYTAALrin $PROUCEDING 4~ ~ ~ ?? Ax^ ,t ?? A2, v,,, ?? : : ?? on ?? re: thl foenwn, the ,cnitteej.Weib)h-d'ned~heiqui } ..sition for. imeetingj to*prs4ibesense~f- the inhabit. w .ints pCI Liverpool of the atrocit4hai±had beeu 'ey. A 5.rted, i ?? ?? asse 1- br ;2edyro-~tlhi~ouiy- tfeiee4~at bell|- ,r 1,Me Msydr sthe'subsciies ...

... I 1ab w~~ TO, ROL # nG¶ISrsS ThIE PRINCE II I 1 r .. :Q I I~ t Mf ' Mari, it P utaom. Rh t Hiftes, j - fai SE- T~t** aei~s; ?? the toir an& teigh- be vn b of i iiuimi I ieave 6o appfpocwbl d. id y'or' Qyji Hg e tA' p ose of eatiiesy Mohi i gs ?? Rcy~l- Efthi-tbdioect y~r rnS ei** ri te a'btetntio Wo the- t sacloi la' tkr pl T -it qiat I- M|an1ihester, on and~ ssubqeotlyto teiee f 1 AugdusXa~t ...

... o'~6N ONL-t HT 5~slat~ifrm the Frech bz2:z. ?? afbefore, enghadnted 9atlo daniov cj' please sin etl' ichiffisidor g coia. on igt after hiaving, dinedl sumptwsl aoid'jy ,vsth several of my frientds, 'We' rcedtote ,7hich we found eiteedinl crowdeadwee sridng pushed and squeezed ouistlves m a wefl as e ohtaitn~d standing-roomt inthe center ottho ThpreiLtops I shobld, as my cornpanion;i hesaigiea ...

... kll--&ThU~tC PUBLIC , the THBE i1:' R +A7Ak The Morning Chro0nwe ote 5tc instaint, in dedar- C rag its satisfaction at the eneral expression of indigna- bob ti, that Isuis alg >f M l ?? -serves that the proceedings eprobating the conduct Y' ef m mnagistrates and the yeom anry of Manchester, nd crowd spob us tnow .t degrhee:that-*e finodconsi-- a tE ierable diffculty in givisginsert on o dhe'im ...

... ELEC'I ON OP LOJD M1AYOR0. SECOND DIY. At nine o'clock; yesterd~ay mornhig the polling for a l~ord Mayor for the ensuting year was resumed at Guiblhsil. 'Ihe Sheriffs and C'otnnl~ln ('rier atteittled Otl the fiustingrs, and the latter summoslle I thle livery inl the usu~al form to comse forwvard and poll, as thle poll books were now opened to receive their votes. Dari~g tise early part oft the ...

... 3H MONN CHRNILE L 0 N D 0 N : PRIDA 1, OCTOIRER 1, 1819. We understand by letters received by the last mail from Cadiz, that the Y~ellow Fever gained ground there, and had created great alarm among the mer- chants, who with th eir falmilies were gctting out to Chliclana and neighbouring towns in the country. WEe received yesterday the Paris Papers of Monday last. Thc KioXG held his usual Court ...

... NAXCHESTER, Si?pr. 2B. Mr. Ashworth, the Barrister, is, I understand, to attend the Inquest to-morrow; but is it possible, that notwvithstanding the notoriety of his connection with the Magistrates, and his declared approbation of their conduct on the 16th of August, he will be appointed the Coroner's Assessor, which is the situation he held, as I reported to you, on the Inquest respecting ...

... ?2L?CPON OF ?oP?J MAY01?. THIRD DAY. The pblling continued with great ?cflVity through the day, and at three o'clock the gross numberS Were declared as f0lluws For Alderman litidges - Alderman 'rltorp I ,2'70 Alderman ?Vood . 1,270 Load disapprobation and applaneC followed for some time. Mr. Sheriff I3AIIXINS then came t?)rWard, end after re- ? questing that the i\leesing WOtdtl altord a pttI ...

... 'fri apz 'Podet'I T colvelf~ f(r tto ,11-poe o OC1,11its ChiLf (Ily. 'i he.111 hais thle ?? that ?? ahsmost evera) takenl pl~ace. '1 hie LOYI LI l rdd his ap pear11anCL shlortly after 1ne IJ Chckl, *II'r1 1IiI~ tctived: by the p: la~r'a' cr'1 6vljsj iil ?? the tnnlavoura- i Nom e~tt, l~cadlCIAII Ct id %tilth( ?? th h dl , t1 vvth in- dications'of ihe troilges( displeasilre. Soln of the ...