... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 King will be present at the Lord Mayor's dinner on the 9th of November. Great preparations are already foot. Great Britain, it supposed, will obtain the carrying trade of the Netherlands, hitherto done on Dutch bottoms. It is said that tbe tubs which the ministers intend throwing to the? whale the next session are a little reduction of the civil list, a little diminution of some unpopular ...

... nioht's ga7fttf. John Flamler, Down street, Piccadilly, plumber— Robvtt Wilkinson, Sbiewsbmy, dealer—Richard Williams, Weoblv, Here.onlsbirr, draper —Abraliim Ellis Harris, Collision squate, Whi.'cciiapel, dealer in feathers—Edgar t'arler, Walbiook-huildings, Bwmey- —Alexander Weller, Mares6eld, Sussex, victualler— Elea Ipswich, Thomas, Holboru, Pryke, Great Essex, tailor. Ail .Blackburn, ...

... (From the Dublin Evening Post Saturday.) Mn. Editor.—The following passages are to,be fond in a speech of Mr. O'Connell's, published in the Freeman's Journal of this day the 23d inst. :— The Hon. and Learned Gentleman next alluded to the decay despotism Europe, and adverting to Ihc late abominable Proclamation, spoke as follows :—ln the begiuing of this week, yon saw an English soldier, a ...

... On Saturday, Mr. St. John Long, whose quackeries have made snch noise in the world, was tried at the Old Bailey. Mr. Justice Allan Park look his seat the bench at nine; and the court was crowded to excess. The prisouer is tall genteel-looking young man. The indictment contained six eonnti, each terminating In charging a felonious killing and slaying of Miss Catherine Cashin. The first count ...

... Monday night a meeting was held at the Rotunda, Blackfriars-road, at which Mr. Hunt presided as chairman. It was more numerously attended than upon any former evening, and did not terminate till half past eleven o'clock at night, when Hunt retired. The instant he left the meeting, an individual exposed a tri-coloured flair, with *' Reform painted upon it, and a cry of Now for the West End ...

... BANKRUPTS FROM TUESDAY MC.IIT's GAZETTE. Jamrs Hint, Hand com t, Hulboro, —Win. Kemp Hodges, Minoeics, linen draper —George Dyson, rail-Mail, picluredcalei John Goodwin, Sink,-upon Trent, rope maker—Henry Bowrrag, Miaring-lane,cohmi tl-broker—Richard H .oilman New Bond bailer—Wn. Edwards Lane end, Trent, Staffordshire, earthenware-manufacturer—Thomas UuwleU, jon. Aston, Wansickskirc, George ...

... Durham— John Bulman and John Doilsliaw, January 4. Grantham— William Warner and Joseph Ncale, 1. —Bobert Tw i r M) i 8. - ■« Stawjbrri— Tkoraa* Beasley, Joseph and Woodhouse Ashby, January 4. Forfar District of Burghi —againit the return of the Hon. C. Wortley, the Hon. D. Ojilhy, December 2. ...

... BANS FROM G.A7FTTF. Rich od Biisroe, Demon, Manchester, provision-dealer, 13th ami 14th Dec. luth Jan. at York Hotel, Manchester. Sols. Mr. Dean, and Messrs. Co. Bedford-row. John Brage, Spofforlb, bleacher, and Dec. llth Jan. Abbott's Hold, Knaresboiongh. Sols. Ile*ara. Daw sou and Hawkins, Boawell-court and Mr. Gill, Knaresboron;h. Win. James Corden, Manchester, warehouseman, 1.1 and Dec. I ...