... SPLEVDW BALL ANDS PERAT TIBWN-a41.L , Ie :7 .; :. t north side of the Town- hail, tecently finished, and admltted by the numerous strangers who have iately seen it, 'to be dne of the fnest rooms in Europe, withrrespect to size, proportions, and ele gance of decoration, wpi optned ?? a 'superb ball and supper, giiven by the late ?Ca or, Sir John Tohbi. Neaflylooo ardtf Pivitionh been i- sued, ...

... ~~abat ?? lthleirftdBard& ?? bt a 1~~t~~hati Id., - t p for Carharvoo6 were ostll ,a U.tscs bW, oe~~j ewy o Brlc ept4 akOO icesce; Lfcard- . nilr ea, iJ hrer no ~ljsSmu, Cnrtii~ ea G~(enoa, ?? ite wthloef m O~tst ?? ooa5cair eegsmse r ¶1,rigs, t )W~ran svea ~ Beoi~risos~ oodsg~m~not known,, a]YT ?? ~ ?? arrited: at. jQuebec2 ~v Loe~ond i~srTf. ejto d eodilliam an JknIS i rmin, c Atc;t'Msh -w ~ ...

... T--7 AS T9 O' WA Y Our reaeter are tlietatattheluhg-*nid 6tgoste gene-, rarly ac knowedged claim of Sir Walter-S tt the' Isonosrs inseparable fronr the a authorf ot whbat h ae ephb ticnl1y styled the ?? i ovels, has b een for ?? me sme- cclled in quesnon, and with great plausibilitya although i it u by no me1ans yetdecided upon whose hba the imm- mortal wreath will ultimately delovie. -'Th ...

... -buxWo - Qb Darit). GREAT HOTEL. BUXTON, Sept. 18, 182Q-. At a general Meeting of Subs ribers to ?? for RELIEF orf the POOR ?? for the BENEFIT oftthe BATlH and WATERS , His Grace the.ARCHBISHOP of CASHR4, in the Chair; Resolved, That the following Gentlemen do fonn a Com. ?? to audlt-the Annu Account presented by the Tris. tees: The RigIht Hou Lord Somerville: the Right Hon6 T_ Wallae, i.. P.; ...

... CHORAL SOcIEfTy. ?? ng ?? Tfu To the E)dUiors OY the Mfrercury.-As an admirer of T is. the oratorio of 3-Judas Maccabsus, perforyned on ea ge, Tuesday.evening last, at SL.Anne's Churc4r.- by the Li- st ble verpool bhoral Society, grateful for the pleasure received 10- by myself and a small party of frietds, who -'formed red part of-a numerous audience assembled on the occasion, at *he I beg ...

... I ===R!of =rRn ot Y. ?? - $ ...

... ?J#.tW7- THE REVENU-E.' -*Dn *Tuesday,.the Revenue .for the guayter was ?? up. The uijaistwti 1.papers state. ativsial, that its i tbe highest 4dgree satistetgry. 'That every method pos- Iwehas beeu ?? the naoieg from the pepleand to-put agoqd fhceon the accounts presented totIhe.#ublic, iwe have Ijtle doubt. 'But how is it pos9. sib~e tbat.the. Revenue can pirly-thriv6, when trade ad ?? ...

... THE PACARDCbX~jBPjACY. ?? .1- ?? -c1iX-A ;UV!NblwllACY. On Monday morning, Vickery, the oficer, accol.. panied by Mr. Pearson, arrived at the office, Bow-street and reported that they had used every exertion to seemre Franklin, having been in pursuit of him to Calais Boulogne, and otber places; but that they had unforttt nately been unsuecessfulW as they coild not gain any information of him ...

... The processin of the Watermen on ?? Vresented ontTuesday, at an eady hour, a sceniof ex. 'Ai tordinary animation, buistle and activity- Boat were Ti observed in motion in eve :ireyion: fii g liabil ,ents of the Watermnen o t Ar rewds collected along the banls and assesbled on the several bridge-ail indicated that something of unusuia Di~erest wa2 nf contemplation. Soon aftr eight o'clock Br ...

... ADDRESSES TO TIIF QUEEN. by The Shipwrights' deputation onl arriving at Braiiden- 4i- burgh House, formed a solid sijuare under the drawing. . . oomwinowsin the front. Her Majesty received the 'headdessat~he centre window, inl the slight of the- whole, -he from a select' number of the commnittee, and then -stdod )0. in the veranda, from whence AldennariWood, by her he Majesty's command, reed ...

... I I 0 ?? 41--Io ail* . re I'OXSE OF LQRDS (*FTD)ESflAY.) yjes- 'i'hes e as, tsie mornjnM, another vety full attendance C ?? bf Pasrm- . - C , 1 R ; ssnn5eli w re o'rdered Si 'li called in, and Mr. rni£'1 awni,~ thprn rcshii ed as fr'llowi : - uL dn -No it'standivig thc re t care with Dlei, ?? c~ase has bee got upotjthstandins the .rth. 4rsi~t displayef Iearnirgd ts rtwhc~b con~duct ?e, of ...

... I pi%, 4itarefgn & lo~nutic. THE QUEEN.- The following has been published as acorrect report 4 the Queen's answer to tbe mnessa% delivered to her at St. Omer's: Never (exclaimed Uer Majesty, and in a ione expressive of her highest indignation), I commandt su, speak of money tome, when noay honour is in quest diin. I can endare the loss of father, mother, brother, d~sghter, and all my nearest ...