... 0, bartiot Entelligence. ? , MlANcHES'si*;.-On Prioryy evening' last, Mr .B3irstow deliveresi an eloquent address in they Painters' e alooding Room, WAt!on-street, Vater-street, on Labour i and Capital.--At the members' meeting, at tfis same place, on Sunday morning last, the sour of 5s. Id. ?? collected for Mrs. Duffy, which she deshoes to ac- t knowledge. a CARPENTERS' HALL-^-Mr. Davies, of ...

... AND H ASU'FIADING TEMBU. HULL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1843. IE -1W IA HAA r -0 - 1- -- It and been received with a degree of cordiality, and ui.of splendour, befitting all concerned. The Queen ns. and her Royal Consort arrived off Treporton Satur- day evening, and were waited upon ere they quitted 3h, Royal Yacht by his Majesty Louis PHILIPPE, ry who conveyed them ashore in his own barge; and ...

... The neigbbourhood of Knightsbridge was on Friday night, about ten o'clock, thrown into a state of the greatest confusion and alarm by the violent and highly improper conduct of a number of the privates of the Royal Horse Guards (Blue), which regiment is quartered at the Horse Barracks on the Neusirigton-road. The disturbance commenced at one of the numerous public-houses in that locality, at ...

... PARADISE WITETN THE RE'ICH OF ALL MEN, WITHOUT LABOUR, BY POWERS OF NATURE AND MACHINERY. LETTER V. To TilE EDITOR OF THE NORTRERN STAR. DEAR SR,-Sitce my last letter I have received news frou AsimiC3, which inform me that the first griculturci nriachines upon Etlser's plans, which are costructed wuder his direction, at a Colony called the G ?? VnioD' in WarrenCounty, state of Pennsylvania, ...

... THE ENGLISH QUEEN'S VISIT TO FRANCE, AND NARROW ESCAPE OF LOUIS 1 AND THE ROYAL FAMILY. VILLJE D'EU, AuG 29-The announcement of the intended visit of our gracious Sovereign to the King of the French, has come fully as much as a surprise on the people of this country as it did upon those of Great Britain. But I have to announce a ?? which hrI here, for the time, superseded even the interest ex- ...

... E-~ - - ofl-= = Ute CL ollicro' g9lobeluelit. SrlRSIeI.FAL1CIfltC Dt-TRICT.-iIeNNiars. -_ DDisnell v and i4amtnnand have been very kuoy during the WI past week in obtaining interviews and holding cnsul- tationa wwit the oltliers of this district. They have been very favoutrably received, and from present ap- pearrences, they ore likely to be as succesfful in this didtrict, ast they bvae been ...

... ' LONDON NEWS OF FRIDAY MORNING, le 'all 1 iee ROYAL EXCHANGE;, Londow, Tiuarsda.ey Evewoise. :q, Tirrt MOsuv M1Anwtrr.-The funds have beeta dull to-day, Si inas regards the etocks open to public transfer, except only Coseels, iii ci Lyewhch rather more business wae done, at 943 to 93 the reduced0C quotations of yesterday. The time bargaies wvere at fac to3 Eox- rhequcet Bills improved to ...

... go litit'verjo and earrtopenbento. E. RILEY, City Shoemakers. has sent us notices of two meetings, and has neglected to say on what even- ings they were to be held. ANY LOCALITY wishing to engage the Old Commo- dore, may communicate their wishes to him by letter, (pre-paid,) addressed-Mr. E. P. Mead, Mr. Frankland's, Printer, How Street, Burnley, Lanca. shire. ALL COMMUNICATIONS intended for ...

... Local alb Seneral Entelifence. ?? - 1 - 11 .. - ?? ?? - ?? - . ?? I ?? DREADFUL DEATH BY BURNINis.-Yesterday fore- noon, a poor woman, eighty years of age, named Clarke, a widow, residing in Bean-street, York ,I Road, was unfortunately burnt to death. She has id had, it appears. sufficient to live upon, but had a woman residing with her who is in the receipt of ty relief from the parish, ...

... MIMROK OF THE -QUEW- STEA-MPACKFT, . 'to conrij0nicxte the intelligence of een steam-packet.while on her out- m ,XristQl~to Pbliv ..Thfl ?? We ,risloSt: anu Njhigjtiozm s Jov 4ieptuo., :S~ewvaof~btWftje4Oai M-r- - Rve :, .- ?? hav s' , ?,8Ei;-Myaelf, Mr. Eeevea, s'A~sr. Roiwlee, have saved .rjothlng bat what ~ep tand In.s>, , , .. ?? ing ita then bee adv bel, de; ...

... FOREIGN INTE'LLIGENCE. MILITARY REVOLT AT MADRID. e The Paris Afoniteur of Monday publishes the following telegraphic despatch:- r e I BAVoNNes, Se'pt. :.-In the night of the 2ith to the 30th, a bat- ci e talion of the Regiment del Principe revolted at Madrid. 'tire rmes in Y demanded their discharge, which had bees proruised to them. This c battalion was immediately disarmed. Five sergeants, ...

... ebartfot IntriTtatner. SOUTH SHILLDS.-TI'PORTANT MEETING.A- public tea was held inthe Tyne D ,ck avern, Long-row, en the evening of Wednesday week, in honour of Mr. G. J. Harney, of Sheffield. At Ei o'clock in the evening. a most respectable company sat down at table; at seven they rose and made their way to the Market- place, where they were heartily received by the asaem- bled thousands who ...