... CI1LTSWORTII COURSING MEETING, TUESDA.y NOVFM;TIr 1 TUESD.ty, t'Or1aIuBEI 21. The Pup)PY Seatlws. MIr. Elope's Ilebe beat Col. HaltoA's Harlequin. L DlAr. Rowland's M1ayfly beat 31r. Mflines's Moonshine. . a U'lo-year ofld sla'-es. t e r. Rowland's marianne beat Air. Alihines's Meteor. i s Ar. Farmerie's Rose beat Dlr. Ilope'r, Her,. r Dlr. H1u.nter's Hercules beat Mlr. Hunlolke's Driver. ' ...

... -- ?? E N i PU131A C MEETI''NG o ilc otibjrtt of or, (-!ovu Rtaw. IIn ?? of the very numerously and respectably signed Requirition whichi we inserted in our last two papcrs, thfe Mlayor~appoiated Thursday the 9th instant as the day on which a Meeting of the Bengesses and the Inhabitants of this Borough should be held, to take into consideration the propriety of presenting Petitions to the two ...

... IMPERIAL PARluAMENT. ,ZOUB1u Or LOMMDB. 'e WEDNESDAY, Nov. 1.-At two o'clock, his Mtasesty's Comn- emissioners took their seats to express the King's approbation of the Speaker chosen by the Boutse of Commons. a The Deputy Usher of the Black Rodv was sent to summon the C Conmv.is to their Lordships' bar, who soon afterwards retorned, I nshering the Right lion. Charles manners Sutton. and a ...

... ~E~r L=B~cT - 2. T he ing's Speechas been llo1c-d for on the vresent ?? with m--orf thai usual anxiety. Rumlour has Ib Io ivrt i- - -. , ^ een crybusyall\'* ry minilute ini thc specification of the sul~hecis wvhich it wvould emnbrace; but ns wve alwsys expect at il s'och cases, thce~e anticipatioses are tolerably wvide of the jtruthl. I'or instarce, it heas heen conflttettly stated, that' at ...

... THE MACADAMiZING SYSTEM OF nO0AD-MEAX1.ETCH - -. the The attention of the public in general, bas for some time Da been directed to the improved system of Road-makingas shc practiced under the direction of Mr. Mc. Adam, and lately FaL the inhabitants of this town have had submitted to their atp direct observation the advantages and disadvantages of the tha new plan. The old paved roads foriin-g ...

... SAT(lDAY. S3U'.VD.4,Y and Jlt.LESDA1v POSTS. - 1 - -11 oi ' Ib lONDO, t~tNDi, NUV. Q0. Dutch Papers to the l9th uit. heave biceen received this mnorning. We subloin extracts, froin whifut it wl lihe scri that tIeSC plflrs oA then Continent wbicil bave sn long bren afdiired vvib disea-se, have lint yet beeii relie'ved fromt the awful visitation : U-i-m F.Ctl't, 'Yoti. lt;.-.Fronx then reports ...

... C- -- T.1 M. -- *WZDkZ3r1 Yeti terday ?? tht.E SdNVPR Yetite UdayAII PARLIAMENT. Yesterday being thu day nared for the meeting of Piar- lanlwunt, at twelve o'clk the Lord igh Steward pro- ceedeci to swear in MNembers. ThIis proceeding co -nced in the Long Gallery. Those who had taken the oath, entered t!e Lower House, whence they were summoned by a Message from the Lordls to the bar of the ...

... LO=iRi COMBIM1.=icE2rI. ti 1 1 21tivn of ca] r EaE t ll d i ?? - . nA Tle sittltion of oar ea-t IndiaTerritories was never in a more critical nate thati it was upon ?? arrival of' his Lord!'Elp, as tniander.-ltt in tite ileont LoftOctober, 1 25. The greater part of lis Malesty's Regimentts had been sent from Bengal and 'lad with all thle native troops that would volunteer from bodh ...

... of ',)NSPA' AY'! ?? aidoa. Tw'1.tdo,, NgoV. - ?? g-\A fturthe ?? took place Ai. 7 i Sncss vesi orday, i our own, as veil r ?? ?? TCxicflfl 1o3nds reaehcd 68 a It being Considlered wvhat is termed a lr`' ?? reason assigned ft>r this imnprovement. nt (one50eS also had a favourable effect on the t e appearance of thingsis much altered seis little (1g in the Foreign ?? o to-morrow being settling ...

... POST. I :FI LondonJ'i:.p 1'st' ,0tt. I (otiK.- Ihc l unds retain their prices ; - ' L . i fs teansaicting. 'he 'price of (,onol, :Jcen li- occasionll y bqyers and sellere. E is;t ,. , > , e I p-l. In conseqolelce of s ite ex i =; ;l ) l . X'r il~lldss tlose iecuritjes halve ad~vanceti § gcr ( cot.; nhcir nearest Vilue at present is j The prices of the ?? w ith the exception of the French, ...

... T. aM TO11 RTIL. E- te.- Authorof 'I llr'nblctye House,' *Gaieties and Gravities,' &C. (From thc Aev .11onthly m elfoi j .e ,for A-ocmdber.) This ro ve! is, es wve anticipated, superior to Urasrbletve HTouse noI in) thew ah-rjcc of lpositive taults, but in tile exhibition of higher beauties. lmbh worlks have iriperfectivrns, which areI ian-ifest on the IIIoUt cursory perusal; but bath are ...

... - DSE~SDE'V's POST. London, Tuesda7, Oct 31 iini o cct -ll1 contllL heavy onsols ave ben one at 81 I for the crecovered to II J4. Ixchequer Bill, 11 It tiinthe Foreign Market has passed over The South American Securities have wphich is owing more to the state of b ! l ay ?? caulse. Colombian Bonds have been . Mjexican are 63t, 64; Spanish IjII 1 cs to te 29th inst. have been received this o in ...