... 4 - Saturday week, being appointed for the opening of St. Catherine Docks, recently constructed near the Tower, 7 London,great preparations weremade for the occasion,and - numerous invitations were given to the nobility and Others to -witness the interesting scene. This important estab- 2 lisiment is alike an object of interest, from the grandeur - of its design. the utility of its object, and ...

... ? ITSM.RX-0 41 ?? ?? . I.- 4.-. 4. M y glavemi ?? .4 im; theusua M~a C ~TAO rI~C1VaII with the armest 4pplsuan. wath 113 , keel) r., S~ina sokd, -When 1.look round met w~euoic It ?? .a t~a~a scene O( ts calltl conviviality when0 ~. beol en -o~ a yl lof. noeetng~o it6 lii pe'ctable citloens of LondoO, Ill which persons~k 'Have he ptalcPsneeomatI aegtbritI iW t i~sr;. e irr R.., when I ...

... THE IMERCURY. er ee, Al, account of the surrender of i'arna t 11, Russians will be found in anotoher part of tilis n Although this account has appeared both in the lie burgh Papers aird ?? Prussiatl State Gazette, J0 not obtained complete credenice in this coantIv. as last builletfns from Varna were certainly tiot ot S character as to dispose tire pudlic to believe ih p. sudden anid complete ...

... ORIGINAL AND SE(,ECTf. ThIJ Acatdemnieso f Paris ande To oursiosv have sent out medoical c ientislo to 6iberaltar, to (iti~rve theO Symtptoras of thle faital slissrdtertow raiigir the-re, v Thesub scripi'ltions for' the completion of thes Thaermos Turetarl irot reirig ndtcitutte toathe purrpose, oire in tire course of re- pil 'ment to the subscrlbers, arsd alt prroceedings fic the uedertasking ...

... GREAT IMJETING - A ,rrm nhl PP.NXN or THE COUN~TY OF KENT, ON PENENDEN HIEATH, Ii ON FRIDAY LAST.ch El kni William on-the chores of Sue900x, no higheritegreerif.etrciteimwnt fr has ertlted iltiaotghout the erit~rp conuty of Kent, than liad been i called forth b the hiolding Of tcisr grealt county pieeitiOg. Maid- t t.sibi~~lnd iithel johlerg parishes ha~ve'rueg or Itfor~wceks tm st, red fe ...

... TO THE EDITOR Or THE LrEDS,NThLJlENCER. SYm,-Allow Tia through the. medlum, of our eolutmps to slc Mr. Alderman Sadler, in what part of Mr. Fkliees 'works !h, extraet profeseedly takeh frota-them, 'and read by him at ie esitaolishnent of the Brunesawick Club la., this townv, tcoer i It is only a few days sinee your reportof tie'rnevting'%on that occasin caine Into my hands, or I bshould ...

... TO THE EDITORS OF THlE LEEDS 3IWIlCURY. Gleacraterralslrt. YanG3d, 12. abs Osm~a.F~iEN,-' ogailt resume this subject, imr fo whidthwebolvit a ittLe1 .PeegreqSeed, mlid proknesiced bitt allittle the''t obil letter of Mr. Nuasey, is your la~st'paper, I cousslser of' much less weight and valu e than his previouls ope! I am compelled to adid, and!I sin so ?? rigret, that it is deficient In ...

... i - - - : - -- . -1 -- lisat Jant Panfiam~eiit has been prorogued to Thursday, the 18th It g' day of Decemnber. ul nfl- ~DAN. O'CONNTELL AND JoHN BuLL.-At a late meeting of Mr. theb Dublin Cathiolic. Association Mr. Fitzgerald. who had ls blic acted as agent for the Glare election in London, having e to 'said he did not much like the English character, Mr. 61 ,ot, O'Connell rose aipd declared ...

... ACKERMANN'S FORGET ME NOT. rWo have, since our last, had an opportunity of inspecting that cx. tremely elegant publication, Mr. Acketrmauns Forget 10 Not. The Annuals of the present day form a splendid fvature in the litcrature of the courtry, particularly as connected vith the arts of slesigningl and engraving, nod it will be remembered to thecreditof Ackermann that, althouigh not ...

... Iy = = = e pupIIItt Plnu br ertllrp,, UM I TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25?2 . THE fcreign intelligence of the week has been pecnm5v meagre. The Russian campaign having, in point of rja terminated with the enatlnrp of Vsrn, t1,,,., : ; - -a- n d I - 1- r1-, So j;-51tol ti e re terminated with the capture of Varna, there is now jiiti e- scope for the exertions of those gentlemen of tile Lord,; lY and ...

... a e We have extracted the following narrative of the ro- ft emantic events which led to the discovery of the relics of h d La Perouse, from a Calcutta Paper. Captain Dillon has h arrived in England:- I b e (Fronz the Callcatta Government Garette, May 8.) p a Captain Dillon, we understand, proceeds in the Mary N' II Ann, to England, in charge of the reliques which he col- n y lected at the ...

... L1DS, RDAY, N1 of 1BICUNS~w1Ce -ed ~~~LUBS 7w LrErDs.-T'he following tee T1I1ce,giglned by 1S4. persons,lhas been publishied:- t~ ns Nv.Stlise undersigned, Itav- n lg resolveil, in conjunctjon Witishnany others, to form sin asscat'Lion, On P11oTESTA1'TPHINCIPLES, for the eA.' pres$ Purpose of resisting, by all consteisutsonnl nieces, any a- Fuarther concession of politicall power to the ...