... :-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 ...

... 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 ...

... FIbe Y FberUool fRlerElt, . FRIDAY, FEBRUARY S. 1826. COMMERCIAL EMBARnASSM1EXTS, &c.-AiAongst I the multiplicity of causes whicb have conspired to produce I the dismay and embarrassment now prevailing in the corn o mercial and trading circles, there is no doubt that much of h sile mischief, as we last week observed, may be traced to n that excess of confidence, or in other words, facility of ...

... INSTRUCTION OP TE DEAp I - - } -1 ~, - AND I . . A - - an Every institution whichha ittsbette ?? the'~indifiion of those most forlorn a50( d e' ot''1 , an. species who are deprived of the ulseof heannt.t Ea01' at speech, must posses trong claims tohe an mn, patronage of the philanthropist and the C] ri-' y I !r- was human ingenuity more usefully emplisysd , vising the means by which our deaf ...

... Vootocript. ris.- elit FARLTACtENIT. e In the House of Lords, on Monday last, several strong SO] ow petitions were presented from Catholics (including seve. r( the ral distinguished noblemen) praying for emancipation., thee They were strongly supported by Earl Grey, the Marquis 20 se. of Lansdowne and ?? Suffield, after an address ye a. complaining of the abuses attached to the offices of ...

... - I-Y. JAN AR .3 1826. FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1826. COBBETrS PROPiHECIES AND PLAGIfARSMSPS-P.ANE'S I RIDICTIONS. (Canlinuedfro; the 5 rercury ?? 30.) So much for the assertion that we support the bank system because Cobbett attacks it. Our only neotive for noticing Cobbett at all is, to counteract, as far as our in- fluence extends, the mischievous advice of a very able but most unprincipled ...

... T MARRIAGE. 3 TO THlE EDITORS OF THh LIVERPOOL M1ERCURY. Sc GLstNrtLEEN.-In illy fiormer letter, which you promise in la To the Editors of the Liverpool Mercury, - Gentlemen - In my former letter, which you rpomise in tomorrow's Mercuery, I omitted to state that the I omitted to state that the wife of the the Professor who was one of the authorities for my statement, ce corresponded with Mr. ...

... varliamcntar,! Comptium. HOUSE OF LORDS. CORN LAWS. 31onday, Decemiber 4.-Lord King observed he had to present a petition against the grievous and scandalous monopoly, the corn laws. It came from Association No. I, (and there were many others) of a society of manu- facturers and others, of Gloucester, called theAnti-Bread- Tax Society. Tile petitioners stated they could see no reason why the ...

... 30abal Elitc1ligNI(C. Shipwreck.-The brig Amos Botsford, Wm. Watkins, mis- ter, of St. John's; New Brunswick, on her passage from Wood. point, Bay of F undy, laden with deal plank, Sc. grounded on the south side of Salthouse Bank, at the mouth of the Ribble, on Monday morning week. Three boats from Lytham, and two from Southport, went to the assistance of the crew, and brought them safe to ...

... ?? EntEligaflze. ell im Monte Video, June 2.-The Monarch, Ann, and Jessie, from ler Liverpool; William and Henry, from London; and Countess 1 of Morley, from Plymouth, have been detained by the Bra- lot zilian squadron: and the Monarch and William and Henry, to it is expected, will be made good prizes, as they attempted to break the blockade. The Jessie has been liberated; and it is le. ...

... p lair play's a ?? We cannot help observing that, in our opinion, Mr. Salter baa not been trvatuA with cundour and courtesy by some of our editorial critics: nor is it possible to avoid tbe conclusion, that, if these gentlenme have tormed a correct estimnate of Mr. Salter's talent, the managers of the Drury. lane Theatre, the Theatre Rloyal, Dublin, and the Liver- pool Theatre, must be most ...