Star.
London, England, 1819-09-15 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL MEETING.

. Correspondence between the" Chairman of the late
Liverpool Public Meeting and Lord SIDMOUTI.
" Liverpool, August 30, 1819.
41 Mr Loas—l have the lioi.our to forward to your Lordship,
for presentation to his Royal Highness the Panics 'Loomis, the
Address and Petition adopted at a Meeting of the Inhabitants
of Liverpool and' its vicinity.
" An opinioo prevails, that in some cases, Addresses of this
nature have not reached. their destination • but, although I do
not give implicit belief to this, from the manifest danger which
any public servant would incur, by intercepting• the sentiments
of the People in their approach to the Throne, yet, as such a
notion has got abroad, your Lordship will. I trust, excuse me,
if, as the organ of a large Public Body, I request your Lord.
ship's notification that the Constitutional right of the People has
not, in this case, been denied to them.
" I have the honour to be, my Lord, your Lordship's most
obedient humble servant, GEORGE WILLIAMS.
" To the Right Hon. Lard Viscount Siostousx."

" Whitehall, September 4, ISt?.
" have received your Letter of the 30th ult. inclining
a Petition signed by you, and addressed to his Royal Highness
the Paisce Recent., which you state to have been adopted at a
Meeting of the Inhabitants of Liverpool and its vicinity.
" I shall lose no time in laying this Petition before his Royal
Highness; but I have to observe that, as it does not proceed
from any Corporate flatly, it can only be received as the Yeti-
of the individual by wham it is signed.
" I am. Sir, your most humble servant,
(Signed) " SIDMOUTH.
" Groacta Wausau, Esq. LiverpooL"

Buenos Ayres Gazettes, of the 9th of June, state, I
under the head of intelligence from Chili, that Lord
COCHRANE has been compelled to abandon his
blockade of the port of Callao. In his letter to Don
Joca IGNACIO ZRNTENO, Minister of War and Ma-
rine, he assigns as a reason for this measure, " the
urgent necessity of obtaining water and provisions."
The letter is dated April 10.
A Letter from St. Domingo, it is said in the Paris
Papers, announces the death of BILIAUD VARENNES.
Sir GEORGE SMART has left Town to conduct the
Musical Festivities at Reading, Bath, and Edinburgh.
This morning, at half-past four o'clotk, a fire was
discovered breaking out at the house of Mr. WEBS,
tailor, 95, Fore-street, Cripplegate, which communil
cated to the upper part of the house of Mr. HARRI-
SON, cheesemonger, the corner of Moor-lane, and
burnt with great fury for some time before the
flames were extinguished ; having burnt down to the
second floor of each house.
When Richard Owen, against whom a True Bill
f6r wilful and corrupt Perjury was found by the
Grand Jury of Lancashire, appeared to plead and to
be admitted to bail, Baron WOOD enquired if notice
of the intended Bail had been given to the Attorney
of the Prosecutor ? His Lordship being answered in
the negative, said, " I shall not then admit him to
bail at present ; notice must be given, the other party
was required to give notice, and I shall treat thee
both alike." Next forenoon Mr. Owen again appeared
in Court, pleaded, and his bail was accepted.
BoxuAr..—Dexsam.v. Gamow, and Conran, are at resat
exhibiting their Sparring at the Cornet of Kildare.—Ths /*de
between Dastraux and Calms will certainly take place at the
October Meeting. Betting is rather equal at present, .
Tuesday se'nnight, Captain Goes, at the Cm-Mk Wean.;
obierving Donnelly coming towards hiss, and having a
horse that was after winning his third race since the gireS.
Friday, he betbought himself at the snowiest bow< Dan
three battles. The berm, net heals yet a magreohe captain
immediately named him Deentelly. and (adored ewe pounds
worth of drink to be given ea the occasion of the tbrietening.