... RaiRgao-) Zcvattmm co1- - -~ - I- stn ; [COtRRECTED UP TO THlE IST OFl SLPTI~IElBl.] Cro YLONDON AND NOR5TH{ WESTERN. gea Lt LeroIo immmjlam e 1110 es G0 alaII.. Psto. ffsijce Express 12 3 ani. . Exlres.) ail ladi - 730 am.11 I3 ,3 Class 013 a~m..1 2 Class comm 0I 30 am l.. Ex PrI 10 0a~m., I 2 Class Thin ?? 31 33 alma .1 2 Class 12 35 p.m1.. Exprcess 1 3 0 p-11-1,I 2 Class 12 .15 p.mm.. ...

... HEALTH COIMITI'TEE.-YEStnDAY. he Il Ie Present-Messrs. Parker, (in-the chair,) Bennett, Bent, Pd Waithew, Lloyd, Hodson, Rimmer,, Hindley, Hornby, Godfrey,'Langsdale, Pernihiough;Chalmer, and Thomson. a-iThe- medical officer reported 158 deaths for the past. n, week, being a decrease ot 22 as compared with the pre- r, cedin'g week, and of 66 as compar'ed with -the correspond. iting week of ...

... BURDENS ON LAND. SECTION- XXIX. (Cent jaund ?? 23.) Tho Association now proceeds to notice some of the ob- jections to a land tax, or, ats Mr. 11'Callech calls it, aI tax uonlf rout, They arc willing, to adopt his ?? rent. It accords with that ailroady laid down by th'emn. Helays,- IlThle 51111 which tile Occupier of an improved farm pays to tho landlord is uniformlyl derived froml two ...

... forcipj ficbn. FRANCE. The proclamation of the successful candidate for the de-- partninent of thle Seine Was made on Thur-day morning, by L the usual functionaries. Thre numbers officially announced fare-for Euglne, Sue, 127,8121 for Leclerc, 119,726. The Socialist papers had recommended the' poople to abstain Ifrom Llssembling in large bodies o the spot-or course fromfearthatthe overmentwoud ...

... TO THEO HOLDERS OF LIVERPOOL DOCK BONDS. 've 'p GENTLMM?,Ex,.hperienIce shows its that persons t Lvisi-dependent for their subsistence, not upon their 'h r foreign personal exertions, but upon the interest procur-C( For treat- able upon their capital by the exertions of others, sta .nnot be are found to lend their money upon alny works ing lundered which are of a publie character-. The ...

... ctage niberpool 2tC-bf SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMA. 'RIUDA Y, DEM1IBER 13, 1850. SUINDLIARY. The -very decided steps recently taken by the 3 British Admiralty for the suppression of the slave ( trade on the coast of Brazil have been frequently 1: denounced by English writers as unwarrantable t and provoking, and as a gross insult offered to a , country which, had at length begun to indicate an t ...

... Motfrict littellitteum, z- C'I.ESCOT. PIm rA're' r .Arf--The Rev, r. Ttellew, curate of Preecot, is In rdremt frin c tn this o p y for I nditiS a reverend getletieas tlis ? friendii intendto presen~t 1l;M wvitb purse 4G9 ass;tibstanititl ,token r Of their erteeim, prior to his departure. 'rho Principal of the Parnworth Graimtuar School haii eon- erlons sented, in comnplltince with tbe wishes ...

... LETTER XVIII. ?? e Wealth of Nations, Book IV, Chapter 1, of Systems 82, of Political Economy. Not In proportion as a finite individual mind is led to per- ceive and embrace the idea or conception as a rule of faith, and as an inexhaustible fund of belief, needful for his or her own self-government, that Infinite Wisdom has planned, guides, and governs the universe, unceasingly, beneficiently, ...

... ~ct IA copy of the correspondence and negociations with the ~7 Government in connection with Dr. Scoffern's patent for of refining sugar has j ust been published, and furnishes corn- Iplete information as to the Position Of the question ait the re- Marchel last, the Board of Inland Revenue applied to Dr. cell Thomas Thlomson, Professor Grahami, and Dr. H1ofinano for nga report as to whether, ...

... FINANCIAL REORAT ASSOCIATION. le HISTORICAL REVI190 OF THlE FISCALSYTL b- SECTION VII. id TAXES LEVIED AND DEBT CONTRACTED FROM 1688 Ig TO 1702, TO TILE REIGN OF WILLIAM Ml. id Thle king's debts, at the revointion anmounted to .£64263. On, the accession of William 111, sets-in-law f is of thet late king, the debt becamse national, and at his a It detath in 1702 aonuitited to isearly ...

... U=-- =1 drarcilyll ROD% FRANCOE. th( th( M. Persigny has left Paris for Berlin as E nvoy Exetrior- in dinary. His preseist mission is, it is said, connected withly the serious courplications which emnbarrass Germany at this 11 moment. It is believed 11. Persignly wvill not be absent Al more than three wecirs.te The 31 nttlio' publishes a decree of the President of the RV Republic, granting a ...

... ?? 1 - . On Wednesday evening the first annual soirle of the teachers and friends of Gill-street ragged schools was held in the school-room under Pembroke Chapel, West Derby. t street. The attendance was meagre. John Cropper, Esiq., occupied the chair. After tea, about twenty chi- dren from the ragged schools were introduced into the room. They were extremely clean and neat, though their ...