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Iunasits n Engiana-Destruction ot Ao!tinohana Ciqst}e.-N c learn frsm tie Baltimore .a,asr.caa, tbat by the arrival ai that port, otlhe brig Leaader, Capt. Gill, papers to the i1th of October have received. The London dates are 10 tl.s 18th, being four days later than the fast arrival. t

 Great ferment prevail. in England in coisequenee of the rejection of the Reform Rili. The petitions, from ya- irons parts Of London, soliciting reform, were presented to the King, attended by coneoarse of upwards of 100000 persona. iIis majesty retsrned an an- swer to the Lord Mayor, who headed tse civic proeessIon, expressing his de sire to uphold the rlghrs of the people, and exhorting them 10 preserve the public peaee.

 In such an immense asscmb.aae of persons, consisting of at least 20v,0OU. ls was scarcely possible to expect but that some outrages should be commits ted. Thers were, however, very lew casualties, the principal being confined to the breaking oii si ie& @iadows in the Marquis of Bristoi's house in St. James square: and as the Marquis of Londonderry was proceeding to the House off Lords throughthe park, was pelted with stones, ore ol which was 50 severe, that, after being rescued bs the Police, his I.ordship was obliged 10 be taken home in a coach. The Duke of Cumberland, ,inproceeding to the House of Lords, was also attacked in the Park, and his Royal llighness was dragged from his horse, and very roughly used by the multitude. At this junction, several of the police forced their way through the mob, and extricating his Royal iiighness from the perilous situ- ation into which he had fallen, succeed ed in getting him through the mob, and escorted him onfaotto tue horse guards, t being deemed advisable that he should not mount his horse again.

 Nottingham castle, the property Of the Duke of Newcastle, has been des- troyed by fire: serious disturbances have taken place at Derby, and many other places; and the people of Boston, in Linconshire (from which town Boston, in Massachusetts vas named,) are de- terHined, it appears. 10 etthe first ex- ample of active resistance 10 the oligar- chy, by refusing to pay taxes.

 The military force nIsondon is dou- b'ed, and the Lords-lieutenant of many of the conniics. have. liagricd to their