... - To the EDIT6)1?S~f the L~vcrpool MERCURY. To the EDITORS of the LivrcrmooZ AERCURBY. | r _vfnt ?? jO Meo Aifl As VJ .- - ro GENTLEMENT, ficetimo I have waited, I think, a sufficient time, to observe whether Mr. Gladstone would accept or disdain the interpretation given, by his advocate Sextue, to a late harangue of his, which has provoked lDe. Crompton to; .descend into the arena of ...

... :C OTwox' SPINWEAS. To tihe EDITORS of tec Lverbol MERCUrl GENTLEMEN, ote7t stnytvrjutyint dbbssrved, that -t ct vincial llres laboure to. i at ther mo tW serious th k per infre ort you contrad, and statshe' t i. i that the spinners aretin uthe anadr iaotce o waes.,, :dre , Thias in npart true, but not atb tey iyars ago their employers 'demanded a reduction of test wt *rnst Tlsthey ...

... . I I, Monday was a day of rejoicing such as Nottingham n ir never saw before, and probably 4 ne'er will see the like so again. It was the day devoted to the purpose of cele-E e brating the trilmlph of genuine Whid principles, over] the advocates and supporters of ?? and Tory sys- ie tern. A spirited subscription was entered into among e the gentlemen of the town, for the purpose of giving a ...

... Wabat C Brig Hope, sailed fran St. Johla's, Ni B. tortbis. part, on the t 19th ith. t 0 gnperor Alexander, Locirrinuf, hence at Baltimore ta W. P.Johniton. Jilije., he-nce at Pailadelphia ?? Staff of Lifr, Edward;, hence at St. Petershifrg Y Isabella, Ritchie, from Iillala, for tinis Ifort with a cio of .r msi, gt on Patteiont's Rcok ona the. 5di in.t. bt sli6c hac been lic e got of' ater ...

... To the EDITORS of ie rlveipoolMERCURY. Homo 1qui erranti COlt iter mnonstrat lsm an .; Quasi Iu ien de suo lumine accendct, facit, in N',itilofiiluS ipi luceat, cumr Miacci derl.t The'subjoined paper was written uring thexpqent ?? election for this ro b t ;. , ventd its mi publication at that -period. Itwas intends as a. a-nti- _ dote to the malidous invective .against Lord ftons_ characetr, ...

... w0al IntOliarna. Mary Ann, from Berbice; RoyalSovereign, from St.Domingo; .: Providence, from Nassau; Kingston, from New Brunswick; nu Diadem, from Miranichi, arrived at this port on Tuesday last cn Demerara, Gray, hence ?? ret Corowakl, Oiley, sailed from Madeira to Calcutta oan the 9th r wi July ne Fame, Omand, hence at Berbice W Volunteer, Taylor, fromB this port, at Madeira on the 9th July ...

... Co.~'!fltSilf nrb of AiVe~'kit; I ehI/,ence, FOREIGN AND DOMESTTC. gpajn .~lt a'pears by letters ftoem Madrid, of the 16th In Wilt.that errangeltioitS are atteitit to b senda outZ~5OO troop of the line, and 000 artillerl&Wen, Ipt 'to thle Havaiinab; but diffieulti~l rePr~tin~ teineaiw tci reduce this plan almost to an imapossibi ltte A aroem ec is expected in the 'Wier Department. Letters fo ...

... PURT1iE PATETICULARS OF ThE GRAND DUKE -MICHAEL'S TOUR~ IN THE I PEAK. _ PEAK. .(From tie Derby Mercury, 6th Anfllst.) Visit to the Greqt Rsstiassd Cavern, Iheights of Alan- a howr, Matlock Bath, on Friday the 24th July, 1S88. n-- His Itoperial Highness attended by his sute-of ng CountsB arons, and Dignitaries of the Russian Emnpie, Ter and by General Sir Win. Congreve, A.D.C. to his i ny ...

... ChARLES I{USSEY'S EXECUTION* [Wepledge orurseves for the ?? ftee-fi?t i ?? .eae'ztse paid the tbfo ir Yesterday morning, Charles Hlussey, pai t - of-his crime. From the time of his cotivictio, the e=- i fostuaateman evinced a most cxiots attention to rI- dudnties. Unremitting endeavoers wer e- tltehaplain of the prison, (the Rev.J. Ar-46) to - - him to that state of mind, which it las hoped ...

... HUSSEY'S TRIAL, 1For thl Mqrder of.3Mr. Bird and kis flousz-A-cper, at h _ e .,At Maidstone, on Friday last, the trial of the aboTe- :nientiloned man came on, and so great was the interrit which thecase excited, that by ive in the morsir the r ! court was ?? first witness on the trial was ?? Thomae, who resides next door to the himse if r- the late. Mr. Bird, in Loulon-street, Gremeaich. He , ...

... :- k (From the ,SheJield Irse.) If Tle trading interest of the country has. for some days, been placed in a very embarrassmg dilemma, by the stoppage, of the dollars and bank. toles. If they are paid in the usual transactions of trade, the personI making such payment is subject to a.penalty of from £s to 40s. for every individual piece of coin *. and if -they c are refused, such has been the ...

... IaalI 3Enhttiginct, i n . _ ?? in - A Waterloo, Sprooge, hence at Lisbon %2 Elizabeth, Wickhans, hence at Quebec be Admirol Kest, Bablo, hence and Dartmouth, at Labrador x- Harrison, Davicsi and Indian Trader, Ramsay, vcre to sail ve from QOebncfor this port on the 15th of July 4' o sy lncalt, ?? do.fo this port on the 20tha . - July ?? 'al Arnante de lnoctnzia, from Opdrto at Maranharn ce ...