... -D S H VI VAV13 0111AII0 'LriIri'h. I d Peterhead, October 21. f d The Chieftain, arrived off from Davis' Straits, left the le ice on the 24th, of September, experienced rough weather t from E. and ENE. during the passage, and reports the C ' following:- c d Tons. a e The Joseph Green, of Peterhead, seven ?? 90 r e The Eclipse of Peterhead, nine fish ?? 90 0 Ii The Commerce, of Pelerhead, ...

... MY DEAR Faisnas,-I now sit down to give you an account of my progress since I visited Bradford on Wednesday last. On Thursday I addressed the Odd Fellows' Hall. fall of the men of Halifax; all of whom welcomed me most heartily. After addressing them upon all subjects interesting to our party, for about two hours, with the veteran Benjamin Rushton in the ebair, I proceeded with the enrolment of ...

... ei The Court sat on Wednesday week to revise the lists for the si Borough. Mt. StDooOTTOst appeared for the Ctonservatives,atid 55 Mr. TsonsEt for the Liberals, A number of uninteresting t1 cases waere disposed of. is SENDINo NoTiCEs Or OBJEOTION BY PosT.-Mr. SIDE- r ?? took en objection to sueh of their notices as had been sent by post. He contended that tbey had not complied with S the ...

... 1 EESOR A HITBY'AND ALONG THEI I 1~'ORBL !T!An.qc AIT , ;, 'was EPLORA BLELbSS jii' IiE ° son, On Thursday motningtb6te 12thi inst., a tremendous storm is rving arose along the noorth.westCO~tca, ?? hblowig.. .great gus, r w huis from the north. Tl'iee l f, [Tiiby, belonging to Messrs. li and John oiner and Co-, Vas dilven into Covtilr Hope Whity, in and has not yet reel' g6t o° V We alsb ...

... CBe dColTtevr' Xobement. WHITEuHAVEN..OCTOBER 10, 1843.-The following are the sums paid In this week for the Camberland ?? Holywell, £1 2a 3d. Woodhouse Close, 8s. Fandfeld Lee, 13e 2d, Lamton, £1 6s 6d. Cargg Head, 18s 9d. South Moor, 7s Id. Green Croft, is 9d. South Shields, £1. Deanery, Ps. West Auckland, 13s 4d. Coppy Crooks, gs. Black Bay, £3 3d. Cock- field, ?? 2d. Brocken Bark, 19a 4d. ...

... IMPORTANT NEWS FROAf CHINA. To. .- I1 1 I . . .. ?? ?? ?? V1L. l U IN our present paper will bie found intelligence from China, which both commercially and politically is of C a character, the importance of which can scarcely be over estimated. At length we are, by solemn treaty instead of mere military convention, at peare vvi/l 0i7da. The Em- PEROIt has answered the most sanguine ...

... Mr. T. Attwood, in compliance with a requisition signed by upwards of I16,001) persons, has resolved again to come forward in public life; or as he himsoelf says, to co-operate vith the reijuisition- ists 1in insaising one othier~effort to relieve the distress of the people, and to rescue the nation froes the fearful anarchy which threatens it. le Promises veryshertly to submit a plan -for ...

... 0 At a recent meeting held at Llandefeilog it was deter- PE' d1 mined to call a meeting of the surrounding parishes, to be held on CO 0 Allt-Cyn-Adda, near Kidsoelly, on Wednesday week, to consider as let t'to the best mode of seeking to redress the grievances of the ceuntry. of e Alit-Cyn-Adda mountain is one of the highest mountains in the O' neighbourhood, is about nine miles from ...

... flora} anV Crizeral Elteleffence. ASTOX-UNDsR-LYtE.-The strike which took place here some weeks since has at length ter- minated-the masters having acceeded to the claims of the men of four different firms ; and at one of the firms, namely, Mos-rs. Hall and Co., of Currier- lane, all the weekly hands have been advanced ten per cent, in their wages, without the masters even being asked to do so ...

... THE NORTHERN STAR.I SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1843. ?? THE LEAGUE! ; THE C5O,000 IS DONE, AND THE CORMORANTS | I WANT bMORE.s THR League have, at last, produced their balance. i sheet. By it, it appears that the £50,000 is just| about done. It is all swallowed up ! Devil doubt it ! There are hungry men enough about the sh League, to swallow up twice the amount; and even i MaE; than that could ...

... g3o Bea ertr anD (orreoponIento. ?? ?? ?? ?? THE IAISH CONVENTION ACT.-The Convention Act is the 33rd George IIl., chap. 29. It is an Irish Act, and therefore not to be found in the English statues. MR. CLANCY.-HIS letter and song came to hand too late. BATH-The secretaries of associations in the West of Bngland are earnestly requested to bring the subject of the forthcoming delegate meeting ...

... ?? EnteIlfece. ?? DELEGATE MEx:U ING.-*a Sunday afternoon, the Metropolitan Delegat n,. meeting took place; ML. Grover in the chair. MiDete . having been read and confirmed, credentials were ra to ceived from Mr. Law, from Marylebone. Mr. Wheels gave in balance sheets of the several late concertsa ethe Hall, and was ordered to write to all the di e faulters. Reports were received from various ...