... -LETTER THR9 ltOUIRT}i. FR13ND t'AWCETTr, One million sterling is appropriated for build- ing additionalchurches, wherein thepure service of reli- gten, according to our admirable and strictly scriptural liturgy, might beperformeel. Do not look for instruc- tion in the way of righteousness, where there is ?? of sound words,' no ptarc service, no triictly scr'iptlrai liturgy. After perusing ...

... it The deliberations of the Members of the Methodist -Conference are stlli procdedling, andi eye dilstinguishedl by the union, real. and aff'ection which exist aniongst this; large body I. of Christian MinIsters, whose lobours during the-~ lest year :t have been crowned with en addition of Members to their e venousa Societies, amounting to nearly nine thousand. e The influx of strangers into ...

... THE I RIGHT -ON. GEO. CANNING. eltrem tie Liverpool AdverlserO) Our rcaders will pclceive by the following letter, that Mr. Camfijig' resigattilu of the represell- tation of Liverpool is ro lozigger a matter of doubtful rumour. TO TKE 5RFEMEN OF' LIVRPOOL. ?? Fcretign-Odce, Jan. 23, 1823. GenUemeti,-Feir months' experienie of the oc- cupations Of the ?? wbich-the ?? has beeti graciouisly ...

... TO UIE OVNRSV.URS OV'TH1E POOR OF THE MANUFACT'UR'ING DIST'RICW'IS OF' TRIM WV E-T..IiN 1)(i3. TEE COU(NTYOE YOAK.j 11efetrring to my Leat er, its th jercury of et* alt iaqk, Offprueced.t tteel,'toffr some observa- a twina upia tlhe sysolu of: repwiring rosts, gnd the best So anliealtion of niatedels andl'aboux. ot them, (whichis mi boe;.Ins, i.Al it were, It New science; atuolgst us It or ...

... THE MERCURYY. Tolr Qua.En has arrivedl in England. This a event will be followed by the most inmportant conse- 1ltenceS. It has alrcady excited the most intense i nsniety, and thrown as it were into the sls6de every i other object of public intcrcst. Isftore we offer any t nbsereations upon this interesting subject, we shall t iriefly state the leading circumstances connected with I the ...

... . . - ?? - - I I ?? L I . . I I . I L ? . ?? ill I ? .. r A ,Lr p, -a-ldlent Lil.? Qjice Jl)inn-er, This 'li.ner took place o ?? May 26th, at c l'reenaasofi's Tavern, Londoni. Tlie conin any consist, of about eOO Gentlemnen. Lord Braybrookc was in the Air, supported ?? several persons ot' distinction. After c usual prelimuhaty toasts were gone thrsugb, his ardship rose, tondpreaicedl the next ...

... 4 SC 11UPdvTQ; -- All l' !.XPRESS)kL'ONDON,7-is trait- .h S t (k1e, £hteoQ/oue/.-TPim 1IS011tgIt Litrd 'evoits Ire bvoeen riiily- about 4wil kpar vi .t, ;iii in h t~lo- 11Ihic- of (Oiiomo0r:7 - o n-- al a-rd Atz-l'a pjircenta ( Imttiton Fto- ol pp lit ?? L-iatl in teb Couwt; i a a~rt I , i aD 0i ?? , 'le pr1tivioliiti$ conlp3!~il,.d 14 I .'hf o - to-, ?? 'II( ii19tttiitg (mc- Sen-iet!. tiy ...

... .;,POSTSCRI PT. ite .e (BY, E¢XPJ1,fiS).-IONDvsO ?? 6. to en ?? Lisbon Pasket ?? on Mondey with papers tbthest ult- . TWO of the Deputies from Maran. re ham Wt the Cories hlad arrived and taken their seats in ne -hme Cvngress. There are now 121 Deputies sitting in es. the Cortes of Portugal, and the remadinder for tbe ng Brazils may soon be expected te arrive.' Seiei'4i ol !sc the banditti who ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY, DEc. 25. We have received, by express, this morning, the Paris Papers of Friday, an those of SAturday._ Viscount Chateaubriand had arrived in Paris from Verona, and the Duke of Wellington had left that Capital. It will be seen by our Dover Letter, that his Grace reached Dover on Sunday. According to a para. graph in one of these Journals, his Gracels departure mustlhave been ...

... LEEDS SAtI DAY,- - M1 LEEDS, SATU:RDAY, A'IAY 1,4. ~ed A subscription is now on foot-for ere In a Iris Statue of his Majesty GEoltoE IV. in- rhce mark -pfTaco v~g of this town. We think a much better ~situatioga pitghrt Dry be found-a* niche, for instance, in tile projected Corn ieg !xchange-and should be sorry to see any nesi)r erection- bein the centre of a street, Which ought, to be ktept- ...

... ABSTRACT OF THE NEW ACT RELATING TO COMBIN ATIONS OF WORKMEN. Tisis act having undergone varinus important altera- tions in the comnaittves ot parliament since our abstract d of the bill as it was originally introduced, we now sub- c join another full and correct abstract, b The preamble sets forth that the provisions of the act passed in h tire last session of parliament have not been found ...

... n ?? t As official account of the National Revenuea n for the year ending October 10, 1824, has just been pub- at e lished; and it is a document which; upon the wholewe f :, consider extremely gratifying. As compared with the T e Revenue of the preceeding year, there is a consider- m t able increase. The twelve months ending October, al 1 0825, produced £49,216,052 as the annual income of 0. ...