6 NOVEMBER 1830, Page 14

Among the alarming on dits of the week, is the

discovery of corresponding societies in Cumberland, and the congregation of one hundred and twenty-seven deputies of the people in London on Wednesday night. It is said they met, privately, in the ball of St. Paul's, that they might not be overheard. The influx of strangers anticipated on Tuesday, is two hundred thousand. They are all to wear tri-coloured cockades. The Duke of WELLINGTON means to proceed to Guildhall in Mr. GREEN'S balloon—he is de- termined to be uppermost, come what will. Bets have been laid in the City that the King will not eat his dinner with the Mayor on that day; but the odds are in favour of the visit.