... iR T TO livO Mr. Gs~RbsTgLrEX ae ENl and in Liverpool) entitled,, a if am- Pour, &c. ?? ?? Por ~. by H-enry B~oth;'o gt on ?? Oh t ely- make a few remarks Witb~u Pot15 I be argument, and giving Mr t Clts 04 wry motives, I mayheaoefi to credit1 d Tell's, great national end, of the lb oeakI prpsfl rhea0 e an ostins, which, he says cok 5an rising generati0i as Seady onibttoin d 'red. action.' As ...

... Pn TO T THE EDIT ORS OF , A LIVERPOOL MERCRY. e GaNsT1sssa,-The incessant puffing there isin the news- apers, oftthe projected rail-way froms Mlanchester, Is a pretty tic sureindicetion that the subscription In Support of the scheme su prioceds'etartrily; and they who have money for such a W speamlation -certainly do well to pause before they engagein trs it. If carried Into efeet, .it may be ...

... TO THE EDIFOES OF THE LIVEP L MERCURY. GNTaEmsEN,-Billilge's (Liverpool) paper, of the 7th inst. fC contains a letter, sullftribed ani Export ucrchant, the writer a) of which, instead of being an export merchant, is, I apprehend, tt either more nor less th.an Dr; Cantii ell hiniself. His letter n malkes the following tremendous statem ents: that the Irish trade in Liverpool is conducted on a ...

... ITERESTI4,G FROM PORTUGAL. (commg~uniaieaed by a Correspondent.) Tiesituationl of this beautitbil, yet persecuted coumtry, be.' ,very day more lamlent tabe. ?? triulvitrate, conisisting, ,,ltes e ntendait of the Police; Freire, s'ecretary to.the J6, ?? en adSellibitino, Adjuttanit of' the Intendant; ?? ?? the greatest tyranny. Althiouigh ottc 1 pios0aeb n discontinued, yet, to those victims ...

... EIELIGIOUS LTRERTY TN ASTERrTCA. -- - I- ?? 2-] .u ro C. Ave have long regarded the perfect equality of all Reli. c gious Churches and Sects, in the United States, as one t great cause of her national prosperity, and a triumphant a answer to those persons in our own country who fancy v that Government cannot exist where it ceases to prescribe a to the people the mode and form in which they ...

... 7;~~s ~ tt-r t ' ?? SALUS POPULI LEX S1UPLRMTA. FRIDAY, APRIL 22. 1825. ?? who tells a lie, is not sensible how great a task he un- r dertakes, for he must be forced to invent twenty more to maintain that one.-Swift. Cobbett, speaking lately of the celebrated Mr. Watt, of e steam-engine celebrity, asked who the fellow was? ad- ding, ' As God is my judge, I never heard of him be- fore, ...

... FfIDe' i Nerpoot AIle2l0,6. = -1 a -2 L- e, FAIAYi,>JANUARY 20, 18°G6 CQrfiT OF' Co3MfoN PLEAS;-DECIsiONS WITTIIO| 4UT Tit INTinVuElqION OF JtjltIES , THE NOFO ISOtIS STOCEDA'LE,.GRAsSW MAIS-TER OF THE ORANGE Mnal iLODGE OF ENGLAND, AND MEisiIER OIF THE SO- rant E-tEVY FOR THE SuppRES5COx OF VICE, AGENT corn TOLODKEVN,'e.-Teadoatsof 'Patlia- jib' lsettsr Ie~r, rjf~oterwrd~'te moat zealot's ...

... L:(JNDON,q WI N~SA VEIG past H 8pasf L cm s'C. M d The Drawing room to day at St. Janms'a has been oae of the rmost splendid and rjirntrus witnessed in tihi country. It was atteisded b, d persns of ale praried j t is d runoured in plhucal eitcles , and I .eliere Cortey .ha tihe Ditki d Wellington had jjrat 0;culty in gewiiig SiI Rolan Ferguslan preseeted, in consequence of the prejediees ...

... The property of a creditor of the public consists in a certain portion of the national taxes; and by bow much, therefore, he is tbe richer, by so mue3thenation which pays these taxes is poorer.' Btacl*stone. In order thati those who run may read, we shall here insert, in a very palpable form, a map of the total expen- diture of the country, and of the enormous portion of it atsorbed in ...

... I40-abal t-litc1liftolle. at it SHIPWRtECKS. i to Advices have been received at the Navy-office, London, bring- ard ng thermelancholyintelligence that the transport Amnelii, bound and to Malta, with Government stores, valued at £60o,00, had been and totally wrecked near Lisbon, and that all on board had perished. ieg The intelligence came by express from the agents to the Navy der Board * and ...

... I - . - £ Gsx ?? LMSIEAD a5. GXN.T.LESSEY . aS i.selves! forward, this a5t idct h Y-r*gYefik-- freetwee;u and~ahhh ithe ?? inn popose, to the earnestnessof thepleaders, bta.sinprali rontwie~r ; - Whether thespot nieoal the pract to elo-t ne not give their votes ehtake tohouwelhapvaed. het- 'h c it i not amiss; to see oencew a iinete tatf thee m hresh n dd I l uietl sturdil. resisted, great: ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENI'G' Z MEXICO AND sPAItO. ~ed We learn by the Skylark packet, which has md, outh, from Mexico, that an expedition wasrealyi cd al at the Havannah, consisting of one lineor rally htis ers frigates of sixty guns each, two frigates of te sh sns one sloop of war of twenty guns, one sloop of Its ea~ b by guns, and about 6000 troops. It was reported te f ee i, by on the 7th ...