The Sun.
London, England, 1834-11-26 00:00:00

ttthree o'clock to receive the document, and get it for-
warded by the night's post.
to b! Town Council met on Friday afternoon, agreeably
behave already
expressing Majesty,
and unanimously adopted an address to
sentiments similar to those which
list already given. The. d rvi‘ to Sir henry Parnell tor (trek; was transmitted by
presentation.

LINLIVIGO t.cot recting at the Provost, Magistrates, and Town
Pridt/1 of the Royal burgh of Linlithgow, was held on
di4 41/' last. An address to the King was agreed to, and
troth e d
ti to be forwarded to the Right Hon. James Aber-
foollowing extractr presentatn to his Majesty, from which we
i.xe the f
At the same time we humbly venture to state to your
ittstJeltY the alarm which we feel at any change in your Ma-
to usefuluncils which may call into power men who are hostile
to
e reforms ; and we now humbly implore your Majesty
pared In your service such Statesmen only, as may be pre-
-4Piled to carry into the fallest effect those salutary measures,
114:,7 begun by your Majesty's late Ministers, which the in-
-I:ing intelligence of the people require, and which, we
et the co"untnc eive, can only secure the happiness and prosperity
ry."

-WADDINGTON.
I ill!, astounding news of the dismissal of the Melbourne
007tnistration was received here with feelings of disap-
therMent and extreme regret ; and the inhabitants, with
Ater seal spirit and independence, have sent a requisition
t°,_
Nusly signed, to the Provost, to call a public meet-
kb!i address the King on the present important crisis of.
op affairs. This burgh has always distinguished itself
tilita.tl emergency ; and it is creditable to see it still main-
it zing that proud position, in the cause of freedom, which
for:" failed to occupy, during the struggle for the Re-
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ST. ANDREW S.
110
ki Reformers here are already on the alert, and pre-
dblaa themselves for whatever change may cast up. Thurs-
: ?bills were circulated, calling upon tbs. liberal part
nstituency to stand together, and keep themselves
St% dz_;igaud suggesting the idea of uniting with the
burghs, in order to fix uppt.l the conditions which may
Id d necessary to ecAttle a candidate for Parlia-
. `grY honours to ger.--ral support.

KINROSS.
)4 news of the dismissal of Lord Melbourne's Ministry
received here with the utmost astonishment. Whigs
liih_4,adicals have instantaneously agreed to waive their
ther• diferenees, and unite in one grand phalanx, to save
Nintry from 'Wellington domination. A county meet-
-014,1s in Progress of being held next week, for the purpose
enlorializing his Majesty on this momentous subject.

CUPAR, FIFE.
An
Tow address has been forwarded to the King from the
Comacil of this burgh, praying for the restoration of
kta Ministry, or others of tried reforming principles.
ej
bak."ge of the inhabitants and the guildry arc about to
Plate.

A STIRLING.
joecting of the Incorporation of Guildry of Stirling
neld within the Guildhall there on the 21st day of
it,:eruher, called by W. Forbes, Esq., the Dean of Guild,
ik "sequence of a requisition addressed to him by a num-
°f the members. An address to the King was unani-
ph,4lY
atiagreed to, and committed to Lord Dalmeny for
ssenton.

LEITH.
)1/4withst ndin the public meeting already held here,
o a g
extraordinaryp.., and special meeting of Council was held
Pre "cl'IY, to consider what steps should be taken in the
sent crisis, occasioned by the dismissal of Lord Mel-
ith•
A Ile Administration.
1)11'104 address, prepared by ins Clerk, was moved by the
e.°,.81', and unlvf,,nonsljy agreed to.
liho ajtle Strini adverted to the circumstance of the like-
tlie°'' of a dissolution of Parliament, and moved, that as
, dh Pregent Member is entitled to the entire confidence of
titere°llstituents, a letter be addressed to the Lord Advo-
laina ,"Pressing the approval of his conduct, and the deter-
' Whietn of the Council to support him, when necessary ;
tteePti was agreed to by the Council, with only one
on.