... . X have here efut~g { ,f crl oras ateg hathl . brought isothioeg-V t thc'thr'dtie tthe. chi e. Cal qu DREADFVL 3IMu- BurEttliiGS` no Those ?? bliq i hwisseeives it raising to r subscriptionsfeto fit out an it1 stil no Rioss and hi com4l h, ida m t. surviving ?? ?? m§ e presumed, he would ; of the e Fury, abando6`ek&.bj Sir dria ?? 1825,-and lr partly on the followitn account (given bt herne ...

... ALLEGED CIRCULAR OF EkRL IIARROWOIY. Some extracts from a circular, said to have been ml written to the Tory Lords by the Earl of Harrowby, 1l have been published in several of the London papers, th, accompanied with observations which might as well i have been spared until it had beedfascertained whe- fa ther the letter was an authentic or garbled docu- on ment. We looked upon it firom the ...

... iparliamentarm C QqJe dtur, dea HOUSE OF iORDS.11 THuRSDAY, Feb. 9 ~-Several, bills wrere forwarded a stage, but nothing of interest or ilmpbUftance-occurred. FRIDAY, Feb. ?? Sacramental Test Bill (Ire- land) and the Courts in Equity Bill were read a second time. Several petitions relative to reform and to tithes pI were presented.Pc MONDAY, Feb. 13.-Thie Royal%-, sent was given by Sig ...

... LEtONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING. C. : ?FALL OF ANTWERP. - fut res of the Morning p*pers enable rts to suppI - u hfinteresting part ictulars Stenaa UO ly5~ ii ?? the citadel of Antwerp. They arehi, b Ur. factory,-both as announcing the terminati r ftiu C fzltherbleoodshed of a defence so utterly usetles, out c convenig express indications of the gallant and hon si t able 'coidnudt of the French, ...

... FOREIGN NEWS p- Our space is so much absorbed by election Mattert we bave no room for comment on the news o ate t but mtst refer to our compensdiuh, ff paiticular$ .Th, r siege of Antwerp is proceeding vigorously- the Pe Ir calculate positively on its fall in a very short tin rte whether the capture of tbc citaael will end the mart re facilitate the arrangement of this long-pendingi questij t ...

... J-kvlt=mtm Campmutunt., HOUSE OF LORDS - Ttus8nAY, MareU s 19.-The Minquiis~of Westinster - tesented a petition, signed by I5tlonperso.s,- praying i for the removal of the civil disabilities of the jesa, and expressed a hope that the time was fast approaching wbenc all disabilities on account of religious Opinions would be removed. He reminded their Lordships tbat-'the Jews had been ...

... TALLOW ILLUMINATION AND EDITORIAL ILLUMI. NATORS. A correspondent, who agrees with us in the opinion we expressed last week respecting illuminations, ob- serves that this senseless mode of display seems getting out of fashion, and directs our attention to a pare. graph which appeared in last Saturday's Manchester Guardian, in which the editor says, is Some days ago there was a good deal of ...

... LIVERlPOOL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1332. Mr. fuart.-OIIT worthy representative was in town at the I i sbeginning of the last week. He subsequently returned to - .- ie finmilv is at present residing. We un. t meaumalsas, where his fimily is at present residing, We on- h derstand that it is the intention of the Honourable Gentleman di -to be in Liverpool every Tuesday and Wednesday; and we are R ...

... *IST Or' FULRtS FOR EXT WEEK. a.-. chrrde. ashub1Y lad 0regy Sherborfe riet. ?? u ir5Oem- Uttoxeter. )JOI/ 4.-Baicornb, Corsley-Reath, Narbertb, Witham, larwick, Worcester, &Wmhail, Brldlington, TodidiOstO i'iflckie, .Hiorrbam, Llanewnog, Marcia, (Isle of Soutbato- Spilby, Thaxtead, Thorpe, TreBi~an. Dridge ?? Daventry, Malmsbury, Milbourne. ort, poole, iJontgoierYsbie) Ashford, Maidstone, ...

... == DI)SSENTERS' CLAIMS. whi TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY'- bill .Sia,-The editor of tel Examiner in the numnbbr of poy his journal of therdate, of April 13, expresses his surprise mu that the Irish Catholics have not come forward in aid of to the, claims of the English Protestant Dissenters, who heu ate now calling for a redress of their political griev. whil ances. 1 think this ...

... THE LITERPooL PRE?ME? (From tk? Lo,?don ? ralesg,- . 7Warm k ?? Tz'rE:.ME 'restingrs h~edninr. ery ?? the Reform Bill, and the poi adyanced iproving our municipal ?? measure for e wvas in hope they will, in purifying Our ratot ' perate as we e Palmentary and municipal, our Octaoral Systemn both td t be beabl tobelieve the accounts wh1 ich ry winl scarcely flee, and them Of the recent ...

... LIVERPOOL. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1834. Grand Junction Raiulway.-On Wednesday sennight a meet- ingof the proprietors of the Grand Junction Railway was bald in the Cotton Sale-room, Exehan :buildilngs, John Moss, Esq. In the chair. The chief object of'the meeting was to h Uanction an application to Parliament. for au Act to amend the Act of last session in some important particulars, and also for ...