... TO THI MZBC941gS$ OF LUPRPO'5L. ?? GZNvLVMsE ?? tokleave of yow the week, a' before last, I intiat I ' t * g Upon yowslwsrtly, I time- fqlatly-Promise. -My-pur-. pose, in the present irstsece, is to cnoavce you. t if siosi elof t ic-stexpsicat, and-in- my opinion in- i defensible, couse' whichyou bt e.loi pursiked, it,-not only toleratiung but by -your. sa'eneoureging.the- publishing of ...

... ALAS I. POOR YORICTL S Mit. LAMBTO02S MOTION.-Had'Ahe editorvof the 1C8oatr found imaself the lucky possessor of the thirty--> ,thousand-pound prize in the State Lotterywof which he is the agent; or had the Radicals been again cut down by hundreds, without the superfluous previous ceremony j of reading the Riot Act, orthe existence of any provo-, cation or breach of the peace whatever ;-if ...

... SFy tTO LORD L PVER..' LETtEA. 1,oa-1 have beent hanoured by ar Maeity's 1 ,,ds to acknowledge the ?? your Lord- cofflegtter of yesterdlay, and to stite that her Majesty i5StP for a moment misunderstand its real purport ca e ?? perceives that the Kinegs ministers have ',ed to prevent Parliament from ass ng fr the te~~ledof bxinssat the time to whichbt ?? deq~atxrned. The justice and wisdom o ...

... I Joticj D om-c-a-ti. Parisi Feb. 12.-Lieutenant-General Gilly was set at x liberty yesterday. His Majesty, having regard to the th , generous solicitations of his Rciyal Higl~rhness the Duke lo, tof Angouleme, has decared by an ordinance that the fo] facts imputed to the General are comprised in the am nasty of Jan. 1816, and that all prosecution should be !sai discontinued.' j e ...

... ST.. MICHAEL'S CHUR-Iit To *7c ?? *w aLierpootMERCuRy- IGTN>EtZDi2X The wretchebd style of arhiteer-e too generally exhibited in the churches of our god mu has long been a subject of regret to those, who old have a pride in seeing Liverpool as distinguished for ith taste displayed in het edifices, as for her conameral greatness: anxious to contribute his mite towards the removal of such a ...

... PROCLAIMING HI MAJESTY KING GEORGE THE FOURTHL I i. II s I r i We announced in our last publication the arrnge- eats which had been made for proclaiming, with suitable splendour, the accession of his present Majesty the throne of these realms. Saturday was appointed for this august and imposing ceremony. The day was rather cold, but, in other re- spects, was highly favourable. Early in the ...

... 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, ...

... ?? .4tomphebium the HUEOF COMMONS. as cis Wednrtday, March 16-~Nfr. S. Rice presented a pe- the 'tition frorkt 'ertaiu' merchhhts~ Qf Gatway, in Ireland, in try 'favbi*6'd the Liverpool and Manchester Rail-road 'Bill, -of 'wihwas referred to- the Commitetee on the bill, MO 5-ThL second. reading of the Pascot Peruivian-Mine Coin- -the pany's Bill was opposed at some length by Mr. Holbhouse. ...

... 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 ...

... FL TRTGICAL Ev IN i THE GULP OF U RFLORID, BY PIRATES& | 2~~~d BDt.I tp F=D ltl~eig F TlE I1epaPOUL ?? ; ye eaily imagined that e very'srfti.h nza~y Shadde2 n at the manyreeordodsationities rbea tuflaichmttedt and very pav and t 5l0 * Soy vbdtan0 (belonging to Edwstrhe vuiry I UD wh~awas lately Captured, rasd the abele of d ~ Fee rininately murdered in the '.tr W hhe metcitess tyrants of those ...

... il ?? V OF TH ?? [ay OFTHR AnTA5 O1 LITHRPOOL, TN FAV~yuR ON THES CA1THOLIC stre st ELIEF 3ILL, PSIAErSENTED - ]up. SHUSKISSO ON , T ks TiH ders ,ir INSTANT. TH ?? the Honourrable the Commons Of the United Ki~ngdom of Great per SS he Britai and Ireland, in Parliament assembled, MIOS Ur Tehumble petition of the undersigned ministers and mem.- ad bers of congregation5 of Protestant Dissenters, ...

... ?? bLtrpot~l- fttrcue.: * LUS .O JiEx ave aN. FRIUAY, J:U'LY 30, 824o. X IRELAND.-TH.E VEMOIRS OF CAPTAIN ROCK . :.5as long as mi/ltoai shall kneel dowm,- * . p .: elri .f tsaezs-z4sior their OWti;'- ;Ro While thousaeds'lroudW turn awaY, And to the mi4iont answer ?? Nay ' tt * so long~t theme reign shall be Of Captain Roik and his faminly.' Roc SMeessirs. t *-i osl ur rulerk elevectread ...