... ADDRESS OF THEr MANCHESTER UNI- VERSAL, SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION, TO THEIR. BROTHER RADICALS THROUGH- OUT FHE tUNITED KINGDOM. Dax~aitisri-We hav'e xnw reacbed amott porten. tons cri~isd ana .every man ought well to weigh the 9uestio,'how he Iiuld like to become the inmate of a union bas'i1 * tlhere'to have his hair out short, his manhoodibnitaeized, his wretched body subjeat to a ruffian's stnpes ...

... tartettep. ty HOW TO GET OUT OF A DILEMMA.-The le famous Tony Lee, a player in King Charles the id Second's reign, being killed in a tragedy, having a S, violent cold, could not forbear coughing as he lay dead upon the stage, which occasioned a good deal of laughter and neise in the house; he lifted up his head, and speaking to the audience, said, IThis makes good what my poor mother used to ...

... it 11 I The movement anongst the masses of this country is evidently progressing at. accelerated speed. Even in tbL Tory county of Dorset; in the very saac- turn of oligarchical rule, the active missionaries of the Working Men's Association have convened, in spite of the most strenuous opposition, a great meeting of the agricultural workmen. At Charlton Down, near Blladuffrd, the filst body of ...

... P*ROCLAMWATION-OF LORD DURHfAIV. Paili purp( is ?? the Rotal William steam-ship, which sailed tire p ?? York on the 211th of October, and reached. were Liviiilciol on Monday, Amrcn pers to 'the date, of or tb ?? sailing have been received. .,Ne regret to ~aa that tbe.*~iapers' contain -a .proclamation ;olthe Earl of lonridi Duarhnm-,* announcing that *he haa determined to resign no I 'th~ ...

... MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.-Nov. 1. ! :1 . , ' . ?? 1 1 . , :. : ?? HULL,.-The.,. Hull *Itsiicipal Elections have ter- i minated in the return of'ti Retsrniers and 4 Toriers-~the latter party, forethe first twine these three elections, obtaining the advan- , tage,' nd' that only in a small degree. . SCAUBRO', MUNICIPAL ELECTaOsf.-x(From5 a i; ~orreerpondentTlse Refterysir of this place tshae nobly ...

... -1 flt? 0 Prefer% 40 stomeot(c Nuttlitellct- LATEST INTELLIGENCE FROM AMERICA. (From the Morsning Chronicle.) We last night received from Liverpool a letterf from our Philadelphia correspondent, with a fie of New York papers to the 8th, and Canada papers to a the gth. Upon the subject of Lord Durham's inten- tion to return immediately to Enland thesejournals do not add much to the information ...

... I THE PRECURSOR AGITATION. Tuaa leviathan of treachery and mischief pro- gresees in his tour through Ireland ; furnishing at every step new proofs of his delinquency. His rav- ings are industriously chronicled by the Tory press, who hail the agitation of the 4 Liberator as a goodly god-send-as a very pretty and boisterous squall, which they hope to be able to invest with enough of the ...

... THE WOOL TRADE, London, Thursday, Nov. 22 Business In the wool market continues active, and prices are firm. The imports In the week ceding to-day have amounted to 1157 bales, of which 372 bates were from Turkey, 707 from Gemnany, 68 from Russia, and the rest from Belgium. L TRADE OF LEEDs.-Considering the late period f the season, our cloth markets have been unusually brisk- more particularly ...

... ITEEDS AND WEST'-RIDING NEWE.L LEEDS. ELECTION FOR TowNl SOLICITOR.-On Wed. nesday Past, Mr. Charles Naylor, of Trinity-street, was appointed solicitor for the town. lie obtained the office by a majority of eleven votes out of six- teen. Mr. Blackburn the coroner, and Mr. Ward were also candidates for the office. The former had three votes and the latter two. There were several other ...

... TAXATIQN-MISGOVERNMENT. he MEANS OF REDRESS. ad Homo sum, lhumani nihil a me alienum pzno.- ed TEa. HEAUT. Act 1. So. 1. th I am a man, and think nothing uninteresting to if me which concerns mankind. be 'The beiig thatis master of himself bendeth BS events to his will; but a slave to selfish passion is 1i8 the wavering ereature of cireumstances.-Tuppra. fll ., . of There exists a ...

... I - Tatietie.. THE HARMLESS THEEAT.-An obscure phy- sician quarrelling with a, neighbour,, swore in a great rage, that some time or other he would be. the death of him. No, doc'tor, replied the other, for I shall never send for you. CURIOus ANOMALY.-A S0D of one of the earli- estfriends of Coleridge having been shot through both cheeks just under the ear, wrote to his father that he read ...

... RELAT1YE CIRCUILIOIN Stamp' furnishel Weekly jifour months. Average, *,w og T* 1rc76,8Q00. 9X822 -Ieeds. Mrerury . 170,687. 9,480 Inet~ell cer ; ^760,000 3,3,33 : T ?? 48,000 2,666 ; ri: e ssatual Consumptiou is 179,800, avernging weekly ENORTHER STAL. SATIURDAY, TNOVEMBER 10, 1838. By the Royal Willia Im steamer, which arrived at ti Liverpool on Monday, American papers to the 20th b, iilt., ...