... r: uRAZATfJ Fmetfglqwln- IsQ~iiltionS, itejr tlait1: . ~ 0 1 ad sii iiil C n rd .'iskasyzlty~ha~s ma-.. a spiait nifested it l;irfaO lf #l,45 of't1,$; coun- ?? At 'aitb~' t'7di I~ Mi'ti'istrate, Weltl'e*:ihns. and clerdg-,h,', i Il~le j ...

... IME!ETIN G OF, 8REFOlMS~f AT P OLLOKSiAWS. I . ~ , ,- ?? , Ih c- A number f4 intelllgent people in Polloksh'aw%, ?? l ?? time ag e ?? to pr;mtest apninmt the defective Jr state of the ?? tion, aie fhe ld drean bf radical at i reform at the same timne; 'had a& meeting on Tsuesday, in - J the old Burgher leeting-house. Within these ?? months, fifi ftid for a: public meeting of the ip'lsabstarits ...

... P.ROSECUTION OF MJR. ALDERMAN WAITHMANE AIR. SHERIFF PARLKINS AND OTH~ERS; The inconsiderate and Ibreatiselecs haste with which the Court of Aldermen adopted the resolution of instituting a cri- minal prosecution against Mr. 'Alderman Waithman, Mr. .herif' lPerkins and others, for the alledged tumult in the Com- mon Hall, and obstructing the election of a Lord Mayor art Michaelmas day, and ...

... LONDON, SATURDAY, Nov. 1:. This morning we receired Paris Papers of Tuesday and Wednesday last. WV are assured, on the authority of a person worthy of eredit, who arrived at Bayonne on the 20th of October, from Seville, that an Ambassador from the United States of America, on board the Hornet sloop of war, had brought with him a formal order from the Government of Washington, to declare war ...

... EA.S7' ArDIES. (Frdhi the NMadrast Gazette.) CA.LCUTTA. prim lo itti *factoiV tertlhitatituil of hostilities in Kutch, we turn with pleasurc ta the capture of Asseerghur, whrich clOse' the ?? Ni'l Crt detltchn'ilints 'from l lhshtungaltad ard Sapgor having joidnd, ttec ag fo&catefirce fornnd tl body of about 20,fHO men. ' 'The Pettalh wis-stormned, and cariis'l on the ISth. On flie l9th, the ...

... edesdanys :4Q. Thursday's Posh I. Tuesday's London Gazette. sort-ssoe Fic1, Nvmnaitre 9, IlL9.- -IS Royal Highnesstbe Ptince Regrent has been pleased, in the nanre and on the --.balE. ef His .Majesty. 4 approve of MIir. Roljert Were Fox, as Consul at Fanlmouth for Ihe United States of Americat. WAfflr.O r.1Cr, N[OVE:MBEF 8, 1819. ?? Sir Jamep Kempf, G.C.B. to be ,ist,.Gearral In North AmeriCa ...

... Yesterdaythe ?? Lin',hich wasaldvertised as that of the FIree: holders of the eunlty of Middlesex, was held at the Mermaid l'avern, flackniey. Shortly aier (nti o'elock ?? Cartj ight entered the roo:l. ?? Mr. Byngr, (the County AIlnui- ber.) Mc. ?? i. t larke, R ev r. Draper, and several other On1 t'ic 'iv)'.oiw of Mr. Clarke, ;Major Cartwright eas called to the Cln-r. an id the applause of ...

... VINDICATION 0F THE PATRIOTIC DECLilIATIO( . i0 To thec Edi/.~ ,f ~C'Yie Brit/u Jlferr-vrt.;. at Sins,-Notwillistaninig, thie ridicole which 11t hor ~,thrown i-i n (lie Patriotic ?? tiitt of hisi 't~or'illip lii -t l'ayol-, and of his will thy comnpatrio-s, tilotuigh I ratittil .11 -thitik thvy lhtve frot ott at wioig secent, yetotnt I ttiisli iticlisil ii) 't thtitk there is linsti tliiig in ...

... COLSTON's ANNIVERSARY. y On Saturday last a large and respectable body of - gentlemen, members and friends of the Anchor-Society, d met their President, G. H. Ames, Esq. to celebrate the n Anniversary of tile benevolent and philanthropic Colston. i, The meeting was more numerously attended than usual, e and the collection amounted to R?375 1 is. Vd. r Among the company we noticed Edward. Webb, ...

... At a General Quarter-Sessions of the Peace, held for the county of Norlblk, at the Castle of Norwich, in the Shire-House, in January last, it was resolved, That certain reports, relative to the county gaol, be printed, and that the consideration thereotfbe postponed until the next Michael- rmas sessions. It was further resolved, that the gaol-committee be empowered to advertise for plans for ...

... PRllIVATCORRESPONDENCF. Londoa, November 12. : Letters from Paris, of Monday last, adverting to the de. u ferred meeting of the Chambers, explain the circumstance a by the infirm, state of the King's health, and add, that in p order to save him the fatigne of going in person to open c, the sittings, a portion of the pailace of the Thuilleries is to be fitted up fhar the purpose of enabling the ...

... DUNDEE RlEFORM IMEETING. DUhdee, Nov. 12. fe S. ?? on Wednesday, te Comkteedresied in tt V C2clprntdvd by certain delegates, from Glas- 4 ''ipel]0' fcar, liirrynmir, Arbroath, ErrolJ, and es v n ohed ~l~ ftlu~er in all of between thirty and w in Procession through the most public G,.,rg°l;de the *MagdaleneYr. of eYard. to tLoeh, fEs4 of linloch, one *f his Majesty's cr 5 d ththe P e for the ...