... 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 ...

... 51, inct. m..IIENRY BELL. lies ;_4- was 89D7TORS OF THE LIVERPOOL ~I)RU RY. and T _TI5g..llw nanny cities have contentded foir the 6-~'031 ,bithtoHomer and'Hesiod! With what erro rof gvin ?? does the traveller tread the ground vail, ,oinit~ ard_ ,ofh eanou drwhis infant breath Iand how heat vlr te d bC ise to teis Story of Alexander, of Caesar, o~f sequ eh,.n ey ?? it5and eye Ihe ?? - of ...

... -44,lbal intd1iIcItc. t,:GitlTTTOUIrtS ON THE I5IIHLANDNS OF Nor V xEvrnslx. Ti ,o ltgillthouses recently constructed on these heighis will m i hir.d up on the night of the Ist of .lune. The northern m lt ra strionary. and tihe southern a revolving light. Both of Qi ,jiicith l hits are elevated two hundred and fifty feet above the Al si .w and tnry be seen, in clar Weather, from forty to ...

... 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 ...

... 'I te ?? jnltrturji. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1828. CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION AND THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. -In the report of be proceedings of the Catholic Associ- ation, on Saturday, as published in the Dublin Evening Post, of Tuesday, we findthe following information, which we shall give literally, appending a note of our own. Mr. J. CURRAN mnoed that the Liverpool Mercury should bl received into the ...

... The following, says the lonring Cyiror DS stma Of a letter received from her ' a gh of England, dated Rome, the 16th of e A a statement of grievances, experien dence on the Continent: e he, W D During my residence at Milan, in ay the- infamous behaviour of Mr. Ornsedt o brided my servants to become the tra drer he racter;) one of my English gsndente, chaL, . ho the Austrian Gove~rnmrent sent ...

... I GEnTLEMEN, - - PI * The resolutions which have ?? mnf the pub- lic prints, Purportiir'-*7te-ihose ado at a meeting re oe ihe merclpnts, and ship-owners of LivErpool, held at the Guildhalt, on the 17th ultimo, for the purpose of es taking into consideration the expediency of promoting the establishment of a liht-house on Bardsey Islit , c must plead my apology for thus obtruding myself on ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1825. On Tui~esday reqtuisition, most numerously and re- spectably signedtwas presented to the Mayor, requesting him tenrnrana -..c A:- :r ?? to him to'convene a public meeting of theinhabitants of th 3, town, to take into consideration the propriety Of petition- z, ing Parliament for a revision of the Corn Laws. His ?? exdhis willingness to comply with the f of t ...

... _n :, X71AW I , l~ anesiro In Rdaxxeived of the Land's Enl, sailedfrom 24 RiJn Iro1th Dec.,an~d, onthe 30th, inIat. 23, lon.34,felI 0] in with a brig, with her masts inb wter, !abandoned by the crew, 'but a'n lbbr of blacks holiag -by the starboard for-ca~n ad ct-ead. ~-She took thurY'One~ofrihewreck, E ~nd ertfro th inide of tbe.5'essel. The brig was: about It 2tnbuternd ap1-peaired to'ble ...

... itV-ERPOOL, FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 185. We uniderstand the Cqrpration are abolft t pdrebaie the two adrar buildingson d.thedjfir. mary, which wigl complete tlie intended ire n in ; that qurwr Th bul i. .1 Improvernent in that, uarrer. The buildingsn question .bdongto togI Trustees, of the Seamen',s k>pit al, and, are; appropriated as a recqltaiele for decayed and worn-out ma~riners. :Shouldl this ...

... tiamentarp CotMnpenbium. Of lo i-t xV HOUSE OF LORDS. b onday, Mpay p.-A number of petitions were pre- a s~epttd against«he Catholic claims, and a number in fa- e dur of them. Amongst the latter were petitiods from a several of the cergy.of Norwich, from the Protestant j( Clergy and others of Kerry, the Protestant clergy and free. fi holders of ~imerick, and from Blackburn, Lancashire. S The ...

... SALUS POPULT LEM SUPRRETA. FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1825. PROVISrON FOR THE CATHOLIC PRIESTS. Lrntended for last week's publicatioss. abo We appiroach this subject unde; circumstances of no ordi- den nary emba-rassmntrn, becasuse,ifrv c should condemn themea. aba' sure, we may possibly be opposed to an arrangement which it a may be productive of. the most salutary effects in Ireland ; his and oss the ...