... limits admit of only few. In France, the new Government proceeds in its work ol consolidation. There are some dissentients, some grumblers, some after Bourbon blessings, ami still more in favour a Republic ; but the total number of these persons small. King Louis-Philip not in any very imminent danger. Externally, he equally happy in his tortunes for the present. The Emperor \ustria, the King ...

... each other in the positive character of their announcements of the excellent health of the King, it became our painful duty to state on Thursday last that his Majesty unhappily laboured under an indisposition which threatens consequences, at no very distant period, of a truly alaiming and melancholy nature. We speak plainly. We can discover no good or solid reason why the country should be ...

... order to partake of public entertainments at Manchester and Liverpool, and to assist at the opening the Liverpool and Manchester Railway on Wednesday next the l-slh inst. In his absence, the newsmongers have been busily engaged in cabinet-making. On Thursday afternoon the Metropolis was inuuuaien with poparts { ..i lta of the Duke's ministry. His Grace was asserted to have sent in his ...

... V NKiHT's C.A7ETTF. Wm. Harry Helton Barrett, Rvgby, Warwickshire, wine ami spirit-merchant— Hubert James Ball, Cambridge-House. New-road, Surrey, schooin, aster —Joseph Crouiher, Change .alley . chnraotneter-maker —Win. Francis Snowden. Oxford-allot, cultural implement-maker—Hear) Parrott, Kenning ton, rnal ■mhsnl —James A-tin, High street. Snore ditch, grocer Wm. Vi ills. Coventry , grocer— ...

... BANKRUPTS TUESDAY CAStTTB. Thomas Hogg and Benjamin Hogg, Leeds, woollen-cloth mannfactnrer* merchants Hubert Miller, Chester, brewer—Robert Great Yarmouth, mast and block-maker—Samuel Hodson. Birmingham, apothecary—William Noreott, Lite Janusstreet, Covent garden, wine-merchant—Richard Driver, Great Yarmouth, chemist and dinggisl—Thomas Haslop, Bury Si. Edmunds, saddler and harness ...

... His Majesty we are most happy toanounce continues in tiie enjoyment of excellent health, although his spirits have been much depressed since healing a late calamitous event. The Hon. George Cecil Weld Forrester has been appointed one the Grooms of the King's bed-charubor. the room of General King, who was dismissed for voting ia Parliament according to his conscience. A gieat clamour was ...

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... THE LEEDS INTELLIGENCER THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1830. Extract a letter from London, dated Tuesday evening, seven o'clock :— There is much activity observable in the upper departments of the Government. The peculiar aspect of continental affairs excites much uneasiness in the minds of ministers,'and some difference exists the Cabinet, I hear, to the proper line for this country to adopt, though ...

... THE LEEDS INTELLIGENCER THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1830. The latest accounts from Brussels are highly interesting. Advices from all quarters concur in stating that Prince Frederick advanced from Vilvorde against that city on the morning of Thursday last the 23d inst. Having overcome some trifling resistance in the vicinity of the town, his advanced guard, after some hard fighting, obtained ...

... speculators of the Stock Exchange have been thrown into a state of great agitation this afternoon by the latest arrivals from the Continent. It appears that the revolutionary spirit has extended from France and Belgium to Spain, Portugal, Brunswick, Leipsie, Hesse Cassel ; and that Germany, in truth, is ripe for setting aside the existing forms of government. The general opinion is, that there ...

... BANSaOPTS TI'r.SDAY NIGHT'S C. S7KTTF. Edward Robsoa, South Shields, boat builder, and Sept rath Oct the George tnn, Newcastle. Suit Bum, Bell aid. Doriois'Commons; and Bownat, Newcastle. Charles Johnson, Leeds. Victualler. ITU and ISth Sept Villi Oct atthe Court Honse, Letdt. Sol* CheU, Clement'sinu, Loudou j and Bean, Leeds. George Tavlor, Manchester, engine mannfactarer 17m and 18th Sept ...

... BANKRUPTS »ROM S GAZETTE. Phillip Marcos Pre is and William Donna, Park terrace. Regent's park, wine merchants— Edward Oko, FaliSMMth, tailor-John Eraser, Bath, Somersetshire, perfumer- James Reading, Berks, grocer—Samuel Crawley, Herat:! Hempstead, linen dripei—James Heudrey, Great Newport street, Long acre, linen draper—Ji*n Peters, Hoxion, ale brewer—Joseph Rastall, Kilbnrn, Middlesex, ...