... ! At the meeting on Sunday week, at Cartwright's l' Coffee-house, D.'Di ain in the chair, a letter was I read from Mr Segrave of Barnsley, announeing that I forty-three Irihenin in Yorkshire, had declared in y favour of tho Democratic Confederates. The follow- ii ing resolution was adopted.- r; 'That Mr Segrave and the Irishmen of Bes-nley, who a] have so nobly come forward to sympathies with ...

... FORTHICOMING MEWINGS, ToWERn IIatDZT.-Mr M;GraiLi will lecture oa%, Sunday evening next, October3Utst at the Sir Wal_, s ter Scott, opposite Northampton-s teet, Cambridga, road. To commence at half-past-seven o'clock. STrocrsrov.-Mr R. Sheldon- Cbadwick will lee.. ture at ?? ofthe Lyccumpion Sunday next, .,at six o'clock. Asmst Roosrs. 83, Dx sraemiczT. Sono.-DOt P Sunday evering next, Octacr- ...

... - The apostle of Free Trade has returned to his native country, after a continental tour of considerable duration-in the course of which he visited all the leading cities of Europe, from Paris to St Petersburgh, in a kind of tri- umphal procession. How far the honours paid to him by royalty, and the banquets given by the nobility and merchants of various cities, were caused by the national ...

... [FEARGUS O'CONNOR '1M' SNi'i ~NATLOXWVAN o-pf ~TE - FRE~e.GAN~G. got W ~a~rpied n oni~et receive,, an1 I VLSI Bihaoewemn aso om cations, ex. I 0If sin h eoi'sunone onfiden fin Mr ~ Ion 'onrndteridgato aainst 'his *ile! ion trducer. Someof th- folkwing letters wvere des rtie atwe.- *in THE PRBfl.GANQ AND MR o'CONNtOR. TOsTUo tan aD'T OP THE NORTHRNto STAS, Me' Editor,-Permlt. me to ...

... I LATEST. INTELLIGENCE. I MONEY MARKET AND CITY INTELLIGENCE. WEZDrSDAY EVEEI:DNG.-A great revolution having taken place in opinion on the practical results of the relaxation of the Banking Charter Act, the market for public securities was very unsteady, with a downward tendency in prices. Consols com- menced for the account at 831, were done at i, receded to 82J, and finally closed at 82J; ...

... mtnC. 1,. . is., es, (From tile Newastle Courarnt of Yesterday.) nd The general aspect of monetary affairs in this town and nolglhourisood. consequent upon the oteppoge of the Union Bank, ,art s omething very like a paste which manifested itself in a eraranupontheotherlocalbaksa. The pressure commenced on ;ha'riday mor i ng, end was most heavily felt by the Northumberland and Durham District ...

... asuw ipi r iind iracttal yle. The I many' 't-ime. s Pea e0, and ?? elivea fom -tfre- uentlY Ill strat~d in times toconie.i . 1 But while guaiding- -ourselves against any i m*sooDstruFtion-aW' With6tVU -w e entertainl of MrCobdh t ?? abilites and charfe- I ter there atr one oi ?? things loncurrent with his absence al d his return, which seem lto be deserving of a pasing r k. Puriug his absence, ...

... PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTO. TheRev. G. Stephensoiillector of Dicliseburgl, Not folk, to be an Honorary Canon of the Cathcdra' Clurel. of Norwich. The Rev. J. W Neat, to the Perpetual Curacy of Cl.o- down, Mlidsomer Norton, Somerset. The Rev. G. F. Galaher, to Carlisle Episcopal Cliapel. Kennington-lane, Lambeth. The Rev. W. IV. Itowlev, to tile Perpetual Curacay 0 Emmanual Church, Weston ...

... TO TME WORKING CLASSES. MY FmrIEDS, i address this letter generally to your-or- dar, lecause I amt vain enough to think that all have an interest in my character. It is now one o'clock on Friday morning, and I must be brief. You will allow that I have done three fair davs' work. On Monday, I at- tended the Crown and Anchor. meeting, and ,was not in bed till two o'clock. On Tuesday, I travelled ...

... Cl mtrried womtn, wife6 o0f Mn.John .Dawon,'lineu P- svp, t1 ELy, in 0ambridgeshire. who died at the a, 'hbuse of her uncle, Mr Worcuster, of Si, Fetter-lane, t On M9nday, the -19th inst. Circumstances of fUs- to picion having been attached to this caset, from the b fant that the ?? t h*. einnea f-, e h,'r ban el in June last, and gone to residre in Dovonshire, wit ti a party late in the ...

... a r c ?? - GRAND DE.MOXSTR&TiO4 j LUBRA-l TION OF T1lE PEOPLEs$1 iWMPHS 4 THE RECENT GENERALS, grON. A public dinner .took place .at the far-famed tI CroUwi and Anchor.Taveirn, Strand, on Monday fi .r evenin2, .Oatober 2S. iD celebra tion oE . the recent Ia a Radicil triumPhb. 'About two bundred' persons at; 'IL ?? torxan excellesst diinc,t.tser'ved up in'that style al ?? A d: AS ehP eiatit F. ...

... ANT1-STAT9 CHURcH AssoCIA'1t ION. )PUBILIC MEETING AT LEEDS. t lig A ulIcmeeting, promoted by this association, v wihhas for its object the Liberation of Religioni from all A state Interference, 'was held in the Music-hall, on Wednes- h ally- evening, lastl. There was a very large audience-the T enthus~iasm, and unanimity of w~hich gave very l shrmbsrgindications of the recent progress of the ...