... that Since the death of Mr. Egerton Smith, many inquiries field have been made to ascertain if this very praiseworthy ener, and humane establishment will be continued, or per- grou mitted to die with its benevolent founder. Even it we strer were disposed, by any failure on our part, to be accessary Bs to the destruction of the noblest monument to his me- We ; mary, we are quite sure that the ...

... TEMPERANCE FESrlIVAL. the and The anniver'flry of the tenipeiflnce eocieties in this town corn- Dota- menced this week. For Soale Years past these societies havo dadopted tho pluan of apspropriattinlg thoe entire of the roce eveek, in l~n July, to a efrival, including a grand goner; ol piecessirn, anid pith- lien meings it, various pacitsof thle town every evening in the week. i onl The ...

... To the EDITOR of the LIVERPOOL MERCURY. I Sun-Your know n character for the advocacy of right and Bil justice, and the spirit you have alwvays exhibited to protect tho HII stranger from aggre~ssin erdecop ion, Induce moe to lay the follow- Cl log case before You, in the humblo hope that you will give it a place in your -widoly-circulatod journal, anid, at the santo time, El be generous enough ...

... LIVBRPOOL ELLOTION--NOIIIaNATION OF THEI CAND1P)ATO I The rit tovne arivd! it0et lost Fridaey, the MyooyraplsotntedI Tue-.dly` last for t he ?? to o oon aapottO most 'ctl~ye peplolatttols 5,eot gfein onl forurn ?? i ?? of tle be~slting-1 Piag it~otltOC' (forrmerel~eltiot dlstutbhattoasarosot fblot tile different ptol ties COmt~inlO in con'ort With el, otlttnoipesito thle hu,tinits. b~ta ...

... iock, The weekly meeting of tho Dock Committce was held yestcr illing day, when thc following nmcmbers were present. Messrs. Benn, suoh liorSfall, Barclay T. Dolt, Iolmeo, Qu:s~I, Booth, elter, ito of Builey, Tobin, Aikin, 1tddicton, Sands, Smith, Ripley, and -tthe Evans.-Mr. Bonn, the cliarlancan, presided. ided, A claim against domes Irving, csomn'ander of the oteom-packet City of Carlisle, ...

... WJEDNESDA Y, March 17. STAFIFORi AND RUGiIY RAILWAY BILL A long disectission, took pluoo on a prospositiosn to peotpoae the Aecen ireading of this bill firstweek, wsitich a topposed by Lilt FRANCIS EGERTON, on a technical ground; butthedebato afterwards turned on elttetrits of tho bill.-.Mr.MARRIK PNlEit LIPS and Sir IL PEEL Atrangty enlilo:tesd tile bi.i; tbe la:tte cositendins that it would ...

... dI a THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE. It re- The ?? Patrick Henry, Captain Delano, ar-; tc ring riv d at this port onl Wednesacly last, in fifbeen-days ahd all re- teil hlour., frccnc Newe York. bricgling papeca to the 11th IL cud itistact jiccltuivir. -We have ccot received 05'crvown files by dis- the ?? omnisaolo which boasoccurred frequiently III itg of Int' Th e Pe ent, Gencerali Harrison, ...

... .CIRISTENING OF THE PRINCESS ROYAL, I . .I. .. T'le ceremony of christening her Royal Highness the Pfricem RrIYal took place on Wiednesday evening, in Btichinghant Palace, Nvith every slat anl srolmlinity blistling time occasion. Half-past six o'clolc; was the boir fixed ripen for the ceremony to take place. and tho illuti Ms r and distiniguitbed guless WhO were honoured %Sitij invitations for ...

... - and s a _. At- h e. . TAINZWORT.-Tha elootors of this pocket borough. doubtless~ ?? acting on a hint from, headi-quarters got up) an address to Sir I 1 Robert roel. intimating that as his time moat he fully talcoipe-d i,, the witic important poblie snattois ,they would dispens,, with Ilias a tlic- persional attondanco at the ceremony, of his re-cleetionl. Tile an- l ed swer of Sir Robert to ...

... C-le gLiberpotI ljftrreuiLi. SALYNSPOPULI BEX .S2TPREMA. F7RIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1841. TJIE CORN LAWS AND EMIGRATION. The 'I'amwiorth physician, after serious and deliberate a ogttion, is about, it would seem, to prescribe for the en patenlt whose case he has taken in hand,-and his pre- aix script.-n, if wve may take it on the authority of those inc who 1 ...

... DESULTORY O]BSERVATIONS ON ENOR- il)US INDIVIDUAL WVEALT''l--ITS TEN- D1,NCY---1E)IOHABLE INST'.iNCES OF ITS UTTER [NEFFICIENCY To CONFER UAP- PlNESS ON T'IIE POSSESSOR. The wretcli, eoncentiled all in self, re Despite his ha r,, ur. power, Atid Ietf, a; lvivilg, shll eflifet fairrewl, Co Anti, dn'bldY diiw, o h Ill g-o oit .-n C ?? til vile dlst f6sin ivi -lie srluing, WVI Unweet, u ...

... arr*poettt HUMANtE SUGGESTION. To the.EDITOR of the Li VERPOOL M1ERCURy- Sin,-I take the liberty of addressing a few words to you, and 1 boise they will meet with your usual kind attentionl.. it hasiii naycs been a grief to myself, cmdi jam sore Ito nil who tils Well T the rplrabe sateof the pttultry of St. John's filtikut torthth want of a weatering place; tile geese anti ?? at!evrsufre t to ...