... RLoral ant 8eneral 3Entelifeunce. - ?? ,- ?? - - - .- - - - - - - - SIR LAWRENCE PEAL, Chief Juatice of Bengal, has arrived at Ceylon in very bad health. MR. DRISCOLL, manager ef the Colonial Bank at Australia, has resigned. A qUICKSILVER MINE has been discovered in Jalisco in Mexico, which is likely to be of great importance to the Eaglish companies Interested in mining there. THE REMAINS of ...

... j orl.trow(na Ctartiot Alreffilso. LONDON.-LIBERATION OF GEORGE WHITE.-The following meetings will be held to congratulate George White on his liberation, and to receive his renewed pledge of feplty to the Chartist cause:- A General Festival, consisting of Dinner, Concert, and Ball. at the Hall, Turnauain-lane, Skinner- street, on Monday, January the 8th, 1844. Dinner on the Table at four ...

... SeRr-The very best motives induce me to close my correspondence with you for the present. Was I to continue that correspondence now, the con- cludihg paragraph of your last letter, addressed to the Irish people, should furnish the ground-work for my future letters: and the language of that short paragraph is so plain, explicit and unequivocal, that it would leave me no alternative but that of ...

... CONCILIATION. Where there's a will theres a way. Notwith. to standing the endeavour of many parties wishing well to 'd the cauee of Chartism, either to suppress or explain away the unhappy differences which appeared to exist between the Executive and a portion of the Nottingham id Chartists, yet as in all such cases, tricksters, eaves'. rs droppers, and meddlers, who had nothing whatever to ...

... Ctartiot EntrIliqmcc. -.-II-111-1111-1-1-1-11, ?? ?? ?? inI IDP(ADOtN.-At ttw CitY of Linde)n l5titutioi,,,0 on 0 Suinmy evening, Mr. Cuffhy in the chair, Mr. Shesrard AVI delivard a 11ost able reid arlauesntative let-ure, and for ?? . shoosaticelly appleunded. 7n iPGRtATI leotured, on Sunday evening, to the Chi, ste'n or Seiners T-ur. The audience was large, T F sn~ ntliusinstically ...

... TIHE VICTIM FUND COMMITTEE TO THEI CHARTISTS OF GRlEfs. BRITAIN. BRoTHEsS,-Jn laying before you our balance sheet for the last six wi eke, you will see the manner in which we have disposed of the funds placed in our hands. We again urge upon you the necessity of continuing your exertions on behalf of those who are suffering in the cause. You will see the relief that we have given is not ...

... WIHERE TO, AND HOW TO PROCEED.tFi NOTES OF A 7OUJR THROUGH A PORTrION or CANADA, AND SEVERAL OF THE STATI:S OF NORTH AMERICA, PARTICULAIRLY TILE STATES OFI IASSACIIUSETTS, RHODE ISLAND, NEW iOREI PENNSYLVANIA. 01110, rICIlGOAN, ILLINOIS I -WISCONSIN, AND NRW JERSEY, a NDEITAIENl WITH A VIEW OF ASCESRTAINIGr, THE DR. SIItABILI'Y. OR OTHERWISE OF tIiONlAn,%TIIN; AND TO JUDGE OF THE BEST LOCATION ...

... - 1-S PciX A T; M'E OPENING O0 T!:h, X ?? S HALL, IN MAIR:YLE- AS A Cil'A1UIISi CUATPL. i U.ij Ii.lE3 Ib, tt:..9 ^- ee is, no.,v onD. r I fsr| C,! {. ' t;llip. Sis tays in Flit e ivhekl 0e1 ! .11 in no politic:. pir ,'LscO, on ttlt: z . 1 pina U tut Gti vwho is our gui e IR! , :I owll; Io. FtPl 1-2 cadl tot h- . to *7.. - ic ii uIF 'i I[ to to :t-ts thu i::b Ill of I t, rumr ti . tO! LI' ...

... ebartiot 3ETTtritaytto. I vUxLIN.The Irish Universal Suffrage Associa. l M usual in the Great Rooms, No. 14, North stre et. on Sunday last, at six o'clock in the CADef' r.r William Woodward inthe chair. Mr ev IDyOtt, secretary. In accordance with the Vin. Vraoil e of the meeting the secretary read the ?? of the Association, and a great rule~anfflettsrs from the country, some of which nuitcd ...

... Co Beabrro al.IT, eorrepontienlt* ATROCIOUS OUTRAGE.-Wfe have received from a n7nhbels of parties, ohoo give their names, the , J'llowing particulars of a diabolically atrocious out rage on a poor woman.- A certain poor woman, resides with her son and daughter, in a cottage by the road side, in the chapelry of Astley, parish of St. Mary, county of Salop, and to which Said cottage is attached ...

... ICo Brabrero aim Correopontrento. MB. BROOIC AND HIS CONFrERSECE VOTLs AGAIN.- iM r. Wrnr. Brook has called here. Ie states that I must be in error as to thefact of7is voting for Mr. Thompson's motion; that he certainly did vote upon my motion; that he had shortly before the putting of the motion removed from the seat which he occupied just opposite to me-but that the other parties referred to ...

... HARMONY HALL, arty LETTER Xl. C ) f TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN STARL cent In my last letter I stated my Intenation of reverting Leg- at length to some points of Mr. Owen'H preliminary Idin Charter, and ehowing their relative importance when compared with other objects of agitation, which now tro- engage the public mind; but previous to doing this, I Lea- think it desirable to inquire what ...