... ?? I- AIU?io0tdrrfpt. er, II-relanad.The gentleman who commanded the yeo- on I manry at Bantry, and who had arrived at Cork, statci 'jis that. the organization in that p art of the country was Iete ding rapidly, and that their (the peasants') ma- nceuvres exhibited perfect military discipline: the po- )re sitions being taken in a most skilful manner, and the m signals, fromn hill to hill, ...

... ON ?? ?? &rropeamcclo I ?? -thhii .li Tgg OP Trra LIVERPOOL *kRou II at ?? to'd note to MYpapor' ' 0%t beiG, th ophyotenratb r ?? bea ta ubled you witth the ! n 4;dieeltterw whch'5raynoitnddoeneJ Pt t, h obi thee-,so f the.feerabbe Secretar ' a ,; e. WI11hj] net be loog pecforeayrequjiti~on be presented bly OX, allingt se pn hm-t i ie' if7Itjmic, cllinguothi b tbo cdlivhimself at the ds ...

... 4V-D 4u14tmeTence. pal 14.| FoPi- the Anthor of the Letter (to the Common Coouncil tv. ' of.Live poot,:o the removal f8f the Marketi signed en, ieI: Anj~ old' Ihhditant. -no Ye . .sn,-In your observationa on me, as the Chairnan a s kill °f it Cdximiitee engaged l apublic catpej you choose to on Ithwhto t xny dutyto giveupafamilynameoF pf to I c i h I Hid-Just cause to be proud, for a ...

... .MIL. GLADSTONE AND MR. ELLIS. Our readers. wha have attendedtwn the nwpsnnn)en stef Our readers, wlho ave attended-to thecorrespondence ley. iO between these two gentlemen, are' aware' that they are te- .eny completely at issue upon a most ?? Vt letter which we 'proceed- to give to the: public, did not ._ .reach us until yesterday at noon. whenour arrangements T But were 'so far made as to ...

... Waa 3nte~tgene. ~~547(I 6~I&IA~IL~l.tic - Eictratfa letter from CaPtaia Aisclcress, dated Ha~ltdZ.JUi at 9, 1 822:. 'On the, 6th instant, off Cape Antonio, spoke te foe Dt Hero, -of Batti` ?? Liverpool, for New Orleans, all welD. idi dr~ On the,7th instant, a small schooner, and. two boats full of ..-E ,ce men, Camne from the Coleradas Shoals ad gave chase to us, Jo] but fortunately we were In ...

... The Iri b newspapers are still pregnsant with the most t Dg narratives of human suffering, arising from v anof food, and concomitant disease. As many I eststements are already befose the public, thfrouigh r ojoornals, we quote a few only of the cases, related n U;:.ntic letters received by the Liverpool Corn- a; tnd which cannot fail to excite the utmost cosm-t nor-and to actuate the truly ...

... Zi TIM EDITORS OF THLE LIVlRPOOL MERCUBY. re sam Informed that the artists who formed Ce 0m0laittee for the management of the exhibition of the ill * firizc Lartists at the Royal Inetit'ution last year, have de tilt haada meeting to consider the propriety of making ar- It *CIements for one during the present, and the result has pi *M-khat they have decided there shall be no exhibition this ...

... :-pabat By the Active, of Peterhead, arrived there on the 12th in- stant;' tfie following unfavourable accounts of the Davis's Straitt Whale Fishery is brought. It will be recollected that this Vs'esel'wla abanidoned by her crew last year., She was found on the beach, abouat a mile from the place where she was left; and it Is singular that she comes home a full ship. She left Dayis's Straits ...

... FfIDe' i Nerpoot AIle2l0,6. = -1 a -2 L- e, FAIAYi,>JANUARY 20, 18°G6 CQrfiT OF' Co3MfoN PLEAS;-DECIsiONS WITTIIO| 4UT Tit INTinVuElqION OF JtjltIES , THE NOFO ISOtIS STOCEDA'LE,.GRAsSW MAIS-TER OF THE ORANGE Mnal iLODGE OF ENGLAND, AND MEisiIER OIF THE SO- rant E-tEVY FOR THE SuppRES5COx OF VICE, AGENT corn TOLODKEVN,'e.-Teadoatsof 'Patlia- jib' lsettsr Ie~r, rjf~oterwrd~'te moat zealot's ...

... 4 private letter in te Morning r e oragieg view tot the state of' affirs ir Greece, and of the spirit Pr which. notwithsthnding all their disasters, still animates thie El body of the people. The arrival of' Lord Cochrane seems to have had a wonderful effect in reconciling the different leaders, fr and uniting then, together for the com igbu dheyence bt is d f cult to conceive any thing more ...

... n The annual meeting of the subscribers to the Liverpool Dis-e. pensaries took place on Wednesday, in the committee-room of p the establishment, Chuech-street; Francis Jordan, Esq. in the ol 'p Chair. h r. The report stated, that ?? the population of the town cc had been of late years considerably on the increase,.the subscrip- eC tions and donations 'during the past year were not greater than ...

... try TO THI EDITORS OF THlE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Y o, GQNTLEmxEa,-There is no doubt that scepticism, as of well as credulity, may be carried to extremes; and extremes ,ve are often nearer each other than is generally thought of.- To corroborate or confirm your belief in the existence of P sa- an i immense morineanimal is the object of the follow- )n. ing statement: rd- In the latter end of the ...