Star.
London, England, 1819-09-20 00:00:00

ORLISLE, SEPTEMEER 18.

IVe have been assured, that numerous parties of
31‘ontents nightly assemble in the environs of
for the purpose of training and exercise, in
:e of his Royal Highness's gracious Proclamation.
den?, the Radicals themselves make no secret of
and sAy, that as a commotion is expected, they are
:;rmined to be prepared for it, and be enabled to
rethi themselves. These Radicals, it is supposed,
cunt to several hundreds belonging to Carlisle;
taking into account those of the Northern Conn-
•; row in a state of agitation, •will form a large
ci of determinate characters.—The utmost ♦igi.
ice, we hem, is exercised respecting the security of
Castle, where vast quantities of arms and
mcnitior. arc stored.
NEWCASTLE, SEPTEMBER 17.

(motor BRAYSUAW, who has recently figured at
of the Reform Meetings in Yorkshire, Ike.
4e,1 this town on Saturday last, on his way to
zow, Paisley, &c. Ir the evening be attended
Meeting of Radicals in Gateshead. He
F.e •-: •usly visited Sunderland and North Shields,
..L
j, ::.IJerstand, spoke in high terms of the pro-
, of Reform in those places. He retails numerous
,;:rical pamphlets and tracts, by which he makesta
'.:1•.201. During his sojourn in this town, he pub-
An Appeal to the People of England on the
of Parliamentary Reform."
A letter from Stockton, says—" Two delegates
:rc the Manchester Reformers have arrived at
• to,, for the purpose of arranging plans with
Hadicals at this place. Several private meetings
:re been held ; but the Magistrates being informed
:;:e circumstance, have cautioned the innkeepers,
forfeiture of their licences, not to suffer such
to be held in their houses." The Delegates
d ,u'otkssly Brayshaw and a companion.
;Sunderland Correspondent says : "It is currently
here, that two Delegates have been in this
7., vl:9 have had Meetings with the Reformers,
d vac proceeding to Shields and Blyth.
lia:ever Meetings of that description may Have been
Ihahere, mast have been in secret, as they have.
Te: dared to spew themselves in public."
Anc,ther Correspondent at North Shields says—
Tro Deputies from the Radicals, at Leeds, arrived
\r:111 Shields on the 10th instant, and, in the
held a Reform Meeting in the Unitarian Om-
Stephenson-street. The place is but small ; a
oLly attended."

LEICESTER, SEPT. 18.

Friday, a number of jack-wires were taken from
au; twenty frames at Heather; belonging to Mr.
taro s, of Coleorton, on the ground that the frames
c working under the Hosiers' Statement. On Sa-
ay Mr. SuEr.wlN having obtained warrants, re-
'tea to lbstock, at the round-place of which the
suer': said to have been deposited, accompanied
ten persons on horseback. The articles were not
sever then to be found, and we have not heard
er the c ffenders have since been apprehended.
unde:qand the inhabitants were not very cere-
.lons in their conduct towards Mr. S. and his as-
.' .ts. The good effects of an advance in wages is
;kingly manifest at Burbage. Some weeks age,
amount paid weekly to the poor. was from 4230
£4O; the sum now paid is only about per
k. The cotton hands of Loughborough still conti-
unernpleyed : it is said they are waiting for the
'area of the prices agreed upon at the General
ng at Nottingham, a few days ago.

The American ship Criterion, which arrived in the
Limes last week, has brought back fortrfive poor
ducted emigrants, in a state of starvation.

Newfoundland Gazettes to the 18th August have
Iten received. A numerous meeting of the inliabi-
zss of St. John's was held on the 2d of August, to,
cider some regulations prepared by a committee,
''the batter security of the town from fire. Sub-
as this unfortunate place has ever been to cala-
of this nature, the proposed regulations are
tt likely to be adopted, because they cannot be sup-
-IPted without an assessment on the inhabitants, and.
the opponents of this 'measure) would he to
Ittil a system of taxation without end. His Ma-
N's ship GRASSHOPPER, Captain Buctust, had
trom England, and his Majesty's ship CAR-
iiirlON was about to leave St. Min s far the Halifax
ro-• A proclamation, dated the sth of August.
bee:i issued by Sir CHARLES HAMILTON, Gover-
-11"f Newfoundland, for carrying into execution
Cor,sention with the UnitediStates, relative to the
tsterie,.

"'"'"?rx, St moza I S.—The town is now exceedingly
11' 4nd loticings very dc,r. The greatest number of horses
lkarTivtd erer known. It is generally considered that 111 r..
":"'4lCs Sultan will not be able to run, in consequence of
Ictident on Wednesday morning. The following is the state
'?te brtti:ig op the St. Leger in this town :
'tut apt Lisette ISto 1 agst The Laird
sa .... so I
I ag‘t Sir Walter it to 1 ages Archibald
dz,t Agricola 100 to 6 agst any other.
, ‘,II•NT-(sARDEN Tilt:A-mt.—The Comedy of The
k''.'4-1111: or, Fashion and Feeling, was repeated on
I.....'''T`''''Y evellil'g, and drew a crowded audience.
:ge Aifir-r;age of Figaro, Miss M. TREE made
'''' 6"t api:NinitlCe in the character of Susan, and
-...'t claiir.s on plit:llC fa4our were strengthened by
'.t4 attempt.
LN(.l.lsll OPERA.—IATf. DAVIS made his second,
1 .44, `Fed" as I)nm Carlos in the Duertna, on Satir-
.l :IT 10:, and was again very successful. The other
`41.,1,ctei.:. weie well sustained.
.1 . t'().r 1 11. ts disposed of the Sans Parcel Theatre,
' ' •••••tl.a, to Mr. RCDw.gLI9 kr £15,000.