... EI~e - ' ?? - - : .- - :: - : : 1 - . - eb~t S~rxiUAf TkiAL.-ew ei tn ofs hdaiy iieate&H= e~terest than .the.trial of Jr. Start*i *tit d rieaeir eteestthan .the .trgil of M r. Stuartfi' ?? riXeu- of which ire anounced in our last. - The I sset'aal o'f this genti an nsidght have'ebeen congdently pire~lcted; fo tshl l'g practice of duelling may .be 'ponoisticed ' *itffljtif l41efih the ...

... colirmtric Islocift-VI `i | -Liverpool, Oct. 27, 1821. s At a Special General Meeting of the Society, held this day, at the Castle Inn, pursuant to advertisement, It eas, unanintoul~ry ?? the motion of Mr. John Smith, seconded by several gentlemen, simulta- s neously, That the following address be adopted by this Society. and transmitted by the Chairman: TO SIR ROBERT WILSON, Ji. P. . SIR,-We, ...

... fA 1Wo, Portetin anub iodktti.I Accounts, from the frontiers of Russia, intimate the I discovery of democratic-principles in the Russian army, r assembled on the frontiers of Turkey. An attempt v being made to introduce the Lancastrian system amongt the division of Orlow, those appointed instructors, it was s found, spread around them the principles of Atheism v and democracy. Several of them ...

... corropollDelthe. ray iay THE CO-OPERATIVE SYSTEM. rn- be- TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MIERCUBY. of GrTLE.TIEN,-SO far as I am concerned in the debate which or has called forth a whole column from Mr. Finch, not a sentence fed was required to satisfy me of that gentleman'sbenevolent views, which prove him to be, if not a good, at least a well-meaning cvh politicians-a title which he seems ...

... I-- -- ,, -11allamentarn ournitaium.. .1 CS* ~IOOS 01? ORDS GREECE. THURSDAY, Feb. ?? Holland inquireA whether the is instructions sent out to the English Admiral in the Mediterra. IG nean to prevent Ibrahimi Pacha frorn carrying the natives of the Miorea as slaves into Egypt were still in force, and whether they a apied to a similar conveyance of slaves from Candis.-The ci Ruke of Wellington ...

... Caorrpon~ence. POOP-RATES ON SMALL HOUSES, d TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL 1ERCORE.r t GENTLEMEN,-YOUr correspondent who begins wit; the foregoing words in your paper of last week, seems to wish to be thought the poor man's friend; but [very much doubtI tet. I this is not a cloak for self interest. They who advocate the pro1 n posed bill have no intentions of oppressing the poor, but are as ...

... LIVERPOOL ELECTIVE FRANCHISM.-THE REFORM BILL. Ti ?? l :- .1 . 1- a;ww A ro en It would be perceived, from the report which we,, give :of ~ US- the Council proceedings last weak, 'that the gentleenet who 'Itt da- en kindlyl antd disinterestedly -take crses of itse Ocrparation Nvh ble, e.5tate, anisave the worthy burgesses the trouble of electing stet ruecessors tolthorn, or colleagues, haA ...

... J - - .7 - bs w)aritt im f the Ribble Alayfigation.-The Compan f r the proving the Natigation of the River flbble aerasi resolution of abandoning their projecred srnae.cvvre es ends act. This we consider a wise course on lecnttoa fa its convinced that the bill they had prepared Part w t with both in its principles and details, ever to ° fitFe, tion of the Legislature.-Presiouc Chronic u51 til ...

... Nabal Entelliqrtue Treore, Tranniere, hence at 11laranhamn , Emperor Alexander, from Permnarbuco at do. c a John and Sarah, Blundell, hence at Leghorn Nelson, from New South Shetland at London Liberality, Jowsie, from New Orleans at Havre Union, Peon, hence for Newfaiomdlauid at Cork a The sloop Concert, Martin, hence for Barnnouth, sunk on the night of the 6th inst. in Carivirvon Bay: crew ...

... Zbe Utberpioo Jttercurp. FRIDAY, FF4iBAjAY 15, 1$22. I- - - T-g} TITHING4YBTEI~, 4XD Tiff lP~IPvE~ Caux~uEa|.._..I the -Afecnj of Novnbqr 284 we -- ?? - ?? - ?? .J w o~~ , ww briefly compared And concyasted tbe ecudition of tho r English and Ii -peasants; wick the view to shw, that, even. the presept -mthiags of the formes, -are infinitely less than those of the latter. The subitst ?? is ...

... ~l You fave bena8se y ht toc sill and'iains t rosuwe, to S in e .h ?? I et frh the es~s fyu iihe, n ae, er - 1,dc. _ T. . hss _re o m1 t_ rose, f~lea of atd verl~iemeons, wte wi; to oeav rt~ahi ap.ut ki Plausn-Csst#'i Leiter rito Wrl Cropper;.Ieisr t naf ii Ymu must not hink _ That we are made of sunfss flas and du I 'rhatwe can letour beard be shook with daneer, And think it pastimae., . ...

... , ?? _2LZ a ~f To the Migl Sheri#f and the Magdtra ates of the County y of Lancaster. e GENTLEMEN, n f now beg leave, according to my piomise, to lay before you the cases of cruel extortions practiced by some of the f Baihls of this county, which induced me to present the f Bills of Indictment, at the last County Session, which x, were cut by the Grand Jury. d 1st. On the' day of , two men ...