... A NEW MTODE O DEENDINTG THE CHURC AIND KING. ?? To tieE) ITORS of tde Liverpo6i MERCiw RY. - tl EN T L M UN ti At an- annual -meetingi. of the subscribers to the Churcad a inug Library; held in this town. last week, I rt was esolved, on the iiotir(n of our courteous vicar, seconded by a worthy brother in the neighbourhood, that in future no rnore dissenters slhould be admitted. .You will ...

... HOUSE BARRACKS. ors tl' the Mercuri.-J wish To the Editors f Mernary.-I wishi to enquire, through the medium of your paper, why the house- keepers enthis town are compelled to contribute towards N the erecting of a horse barracks during a time of peace, when, in the opinion of the greatest part of the inhabi- c tants, there is no occasion for the numerous bodies of soldiery daly pouring into ...

... f e-t ,aot of th .rt U q (Continued from our former papers.) ti g [FROM A PAiSCI PAPER.] The following circumstances are related respecting the ni n the last years of the life of George III. :.-That august c, old man- was long deprived of sight, and wore a long n -floating beard. He wandered constantly through his rf 'e apartments amidst the phantoms of his imagination, .i y which represented ...

... H LIVER-- POOL I --S-PENSRY. THEE:LIVERPOOL-DISPHNSARY~., ?? ~ ?? I -1j i:i . We have in a former paper stated that'there iaS a, 'considerable defwcation in the 'funids of this valuable 'charity in the last year; and we now respectfiuly beg leave to direct the public attentios to the following re- port of the institution,, which has just been lieblishea - 'The Committee of the Dispensary, in ...

... 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: ...

... are- t.A- cu -r1z_ . Extract of. a letter fromn St. Hlelena, dated 8th of De- cember, 1Sig9. ' I had an opportunity of seeing Bonaparte a few days' back, walking along with one of his Generalsiup and down the billiard-roorn. One of his suite informed me, that his health, though far from-being ogdod, has im- proved since the arrival of his surgeon, Antomarchi. The latter, it seems, had taken ...

... ?? - --y - t-j* ,u wrcuponent parts ot the grand procession. I I . . . - S. E.Gate& New Colaur, God save the King A Champion, in a suit of armour Two Heraldss. mounted Gentlemen, dismounted Gentlemen, on Horseback Three comps. Shregt. > ?? Coat Bo. BAND Shipwrislhls Coopers Ropexsr kers , Seilmakers BAND Suriths Painters, Piurnbera, 8t. : Coppersmsilh, brazlers, Blockmakers Master Joiners ...

... THE WALLAiNGTON FARCE. IM - - - - -0 I I-i , - - - That grand prop of Ministers, the Duke of Welling--a ton, has plunged himself asid ffiends into a sad scrape, ' by. maxing use of the insulting term yAiCt, as applied ti to County meetings, in the Hbnseof Lords tn Thurs- c day, the 25th ult. This noble C01netitiitiona.ji~ 'should- c recollect where he is ?when speaking, and also, to whom a he ...

... 2-AEND.E T FFRESMIEX : LW rPG 7- = FILE E ME . 'ro tpe:.; FaEEMI q . * POt41%ve anxiously expected some one better in- onl as to our rights and privileges would step for- ?? rD vent a total egtraftgemelet of thein. I aft, W ttard to T whoever interferes with the wers that let ti be Whig, Tory, or IAdical, he will be _ he, * ed tas one of the latter dtscription ! but, when ;s much cause of ...

... ?MULW.?L QF??I? ?h?f ?1L. C. fThe~hvd. ~mt infln~'ar'ait euodho kalm htgifleit er ath&Ms4hwiihave, and thllp;'1e tdiV 6ErHe race xd pi arthtboamneiientgjus ekas'tb kooflntiel feez ej obscut~aisnhWrt, :i4. shotild %e~ jfit~ t ay that ;4eeither-tthaitidng--of William ith'e Conqur'~ no t lo1that~'of the 'ER-l -of~ RIChntbd nor' of Wtfiahn III wei pole boensoln ft we WiU -say-be wwfmixrtet bts-oto ...

... ?? IL r:p~ oir+ J ia Ir .Po1,rr4cA 05iiAT05s.-ie ?? our I report of the debate: u ..toM t-i:7tH ef ghe ta_ on thehorses used in husbandry. ftbs Placeii 'our paper; t20t indetd:that. we. might give ij at:fhlllength, but-hat we pight blend our~cipm- nientis with ?? intereating occurrence. W5. regard. itas; II irteresting, however, uot with respeet'toits ijdiviefali inportance; for it is of smal ...

... loarliamfarp (Smpet trium. The proceedings in Parliamenton r T6d se'nnightth will not occupy a great space in our columns; but the 0i memory and effect of them will extenid through future ar ages: and will leave an indelible stigma in the opening ac o thereign of George IV. - Had the legislature done fo nothing during the period of the Regency to lower its bc constitutional influence in the ...