... S-me piraonsbleliwve that Stephenson is at this amoment eon- cealed In London, and go so far as to mention the name of a Gentleman who is, as they declare. privy to that concealment; but this is perhaps a stratagem to divert attention from the in- quiry making after him at the different eutports. If be is caught at all, it will indeed be almost a miracle, for greater re. uwiesss in the ...

... SIDMOUTH, DLc. 27. A Meeting, in fsvastr rf Catiheic Emancipation, was hehl liare to-day, attended by ail tbe respectable GellLierlne of the cout y of Devn resident in this place. and in the Scroundiogdistricio, Edwsrd Lee, Esq., In the Chair. He opened] the business by la- menting the necessity of calling tih tletiag, and iill a clear and *irxellet address invited Lbe gentlenmen of the caunty ...

... ,R EN CII >P AERS. e CY ROM THi ?? I Fn e FRANCE, OUTED DECEMBER 30.] PARIS, DEC. 29.-A telegraphic dispatch has brouight orders sto Toulun to send away the bay, which ia in dep6t at that port. This forage is intended for the support of the horses drring the voyage ; their retirn will very shortlY take place; thirty vessels -lately hired to CenVey them are rtsw ?? up for that purpose; forders ...

... C'ARLISLE BLECZIUN. CARLISLE, DEE. 27.-1 told you last week that Sir William th Scot, of Aneram, had issued an addrela to the freemen,pledg- is iutg himself to coine forward as a candigiate for the honour of te- it presenting the City in Parliumeat. Tbe Baronet arrived Ia bt town ott Mondty evening; but aS be found great difficulty in w procuring an agent, be did not commence his ranuasa until ...

... GERAMN PAPERS. The German Papers contatin no rews, rr even reports, from the Rubsian frontier. The Vererityof the season bhas t last quieted the movementsotruunourseas well as those ol thearmies. STOCKHOLM, Dec. 12-Lettare desereiog of comfidence which we bave receivrd from Fioltnd, ard whiob are cenfirmed by others received direct from St Peterabnrghsnuonnce the inten- tion of the Emperor ...

... Ve to our Inet Psaser We published a Revoijition In r~vlr-, of jut littious Liherty, passed by the ?? Conimittee ;ippaiinterl iN be duct the AppicaiontC to Pa siten r thle Repeul oif tfe be s.ie.0rrs ?? We fijhalf rovi state tire ?? to ?? tots) ufldS r vitlic that Resolwi,! ! in ordler that, Courreadlerg tmny form is treat film F ~re Til C~omitteeS2 inl questi ,i ?? (rF rritha r was, Oar ed ...

... THE L1TE NEWTON MEETING. ,TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHROIYICLE. 8, Minsfield-street, Dec. 31, 1828. Slit-To my very great surprise I found, upon openirg The . etekr Weekly Times of the 27th Inst. yheterday evening, 1he t article entitled The late Newton Meeting, which I send you t with this letter, marked No. 1. From tbe words. in italics, C prefixed to my letter, I am led to supeese that ...

... THhE MJORNING CHROIICLVGA. LONDON: THURSDAY, JANUARY I, 1829. Our readers will see, from our extracts front the d Scotch Papers, that the doings at Edinburgh turn out to g have been far more atrocious than the wildest imagina- tiun could possibly have conceived. The Caleduniun ,1 MereurAy says, that BuRKE now admits having sold, a. in all, from thirty to thirty-five uninterred bodies during - ...

... CHESTER, Dxc. 28. The nocturnal maraudings of armed gangs of poachers, so prevalent just now in the southern part of the kingdom, are also hecomittlgfrfeq tent ill Cheshire. I-he depred tion. and the boldness of tbeme misguided men ?? it risen to an alarming height in this couity, and cail anOU4 to the Legislature for aionne alteration in the Gamne Laws. ir is Impossible that, in a civilized ...

... M. CAILLEL, THE FRENCH TRAVELLER. The following account of this enterprising young man ic givan in a letter from Paris: - ADl. Caille presents a striking contrast to the generality of tra- velled lions, for his manners are singularly simple and unpre- tending. M. Cailie, who to a native of Rochelle, was employed on the coast of Africa In the capacity of a merchant's clerk. While in this ...

... PUBLIC MEETING of te COUNTY of CHESTER. On Tuesday a Meeting of th F ..eholders of Chester was held cee at Knutsford, for the purpose of petitioning the King and both cet Houses of Parliament against any further concessions to the an Roman Catholics. The Meeting was c-alled by Sir H. M. Main- ch warinig, Bart., and it was only of those who were favourable to it such petitions. On the ornoing ...

... [FROM T55R DOLTON CHRONICLEOF. SATURDAY LAST.1 CIVIL AND RELIGIOUS LIBERTY. A, very numerous and respectabie Meeting of the friends of eivil and RUligious Liberty was held at the New [on, on Mon. ~day ?? lASt, for the purpose of petitioning Parliament fur the Repeal of thle Laws affecting the Liberty of Conscience. The snesting consisted of moore than 1,200 persons. At a tow ifinnutes past ...