... ?? , TO MO EDITORS of t)c LiverPol MECuRl?. GENTLL.UI' GETEE, J lQ Srw sl;u I ' lerewith, you, have come prticulazg or the Address'; II bicthelseacres of this twn latelyforward t o lis. yjesty. About a month ago, a unusual bustle wus. observed ins - street, sevbral magistrates, deputy: leutenants, clergy, high conStjable. &c. hurrying to t~e- clerk's office. In a few days after, several ...

... . Wabal ElitelliOnce. , I the Impod to Mariners.-The island of Guernsey Iti ge. hat nOW changed its appearance from the sea. The ter tower erected by the states in honour of Gen. Sir John Ind Doyle, which fell down in 1818, is now rebuilt upon th. the high S. S. E. point of Guernsey. This column is- o. IWOQfeet elevated above its foundation, and 500 feet per- -lei pendicular from the sea. ...

... vootorfipt. ofGEINERAL VIEWi OF TIlE OCCURRENCES OF TEE of ?? lS We have been obliged to omit the mention of many re interesting occurrences in the regular order in our pre- ns ceding cofurons, in order to reserve sufficient room for the message of the American president, and the meet- at ings in the Potteries and at Durham. Our readers will, =. however, perceive'the impossibility of our doing ...

... l- It . , ?? fl1.tt5CZ.O. ax. l- Genleral Deverieuk cordially received by SBoivar on et the Magdalena.-British dry goods so scarce at Santa 11 Fe ?? 500 per cent. profit was obtained is by the ?? me internal commotions in Spain: 'twelve of the conspirators shot at Burg s, and tran iVI- lity ?? H. Davy has detailed to the Royail S.- - ciety several curious experiments, proving the magnetic ...

... l7,- t ]L v v - - ET -G . -DSPI I CI ?? qtit ?? 8 AY DEC. 6. Asl unusually numerous meeting of the eiectors of is VW'estnhiflste-r took place on'the _Ebove~mentioned day, ,E for the parpose of considerins tfie prblretyent -ont .t1h an address of congratulation to .the Queen, .on e v resnlt of thle late yproceedirigs ; ard also the propriety of ,ti ?? eldressing theakoing, beseeching him to ...

... f . . i. I. - I Oe1iptothe~chiun a~ S 34 S -tr5o$ c ereb t > . that ahe eo41d seldorr4be see2 by a2e u4ie b us her box , ipoplar applause:ian4 'dben, ax -tv She; Iu~dd hvmdettprt~fital t~ei'anse& St Aie~na ~.to~thi Ho0spitals wr fib, bi-n~n - , retired;^ talthoughi to my certain -haovaled'e he r he t Highness bhad, in twoyears,given to thb Or r Rtoy't; t ?? oney ' ?? 'Two unfortunate British ...

... . - RWlca COXMO3N HALL XET, .G. 1jt ng was held in St. Andrew's Halli in the city on the 93d iAt. at which the Mayor pre tifJ MIr. J. Geldart, jun., after some preliminary ,,utisns, moved a series of resolutions, decarative obse ?? congratulatio- of the meeting to her 3 Of the the Queen, on the total fahdure of the unexai1- SI13 conspiracy which had been forsied against her $5onr and happiness ...

... ACCOUCHEMl;NT-fF THE DUCHESS OF- CLARENCE. an - ,o^. _: t.i 1s.A_ ..On Sunday. rorning, the Duchess df Clarenee-Was 5aken in premature labour,. andsoonj after'fivve' in the Aifternoon, her &yail 'liglhness was safely delivered of a a Princess. 'Arrou iailnote to thateffect was immediately issued by the medical gentlemen in, attendance, staisng 'I that her .Royal' lighness' was as'.'well as ...

... FRIDAbY, DISAm-:- P RIDAY, DBCHMR 5 m ?? POUTITCALREI K j 'I~tootly wade?- ad, thA the deiai -utia attk t l m , zu mq ?? m- 'A a Ww_ --5 WV goverament ?? ;u ' !iakely t be seconded io 1 the othier. wi' the Holy Alliance. TWe am P~mla jmonarch kin, sversg te mrea. co We; iecause,'4ia Cetasful ,it would render hiset wl Austrian neigh)sltr too powerftilby theentireposes ith si oaf tl~e Peninsula ...

... REJOICIkGS AT CHORLEY. Wedpesday last `C-Tie6 inhabitants, was A memorable. day. for Chorlov.' who are 'almost unanimous in their Pg -attachment toliterty and-law, formed a grand ?? Bese in ?? of t e, Quee' triumph. A flag waa ?? mise upos the Town-baljand during the whole fore- fl oothe :most busy. prep Aatibns WElre visible. At ey noon all the factories were stoped ' a their industri se ...

... LIVERPOOL POPULAR JUBILaE nd eos:in Liverpool, in celefbr~ation of the) Quens tuupoa , of their surplus fund, after paying all just dead against thnhave ordered the folios ing dissotribnon of _ FIFVE POUXDS to the DiSPENSABrY. FIVEPOuNDStothieSTRANGERS' FRIEFNSOCIETT. A small balance (nlot precisely ascertained) left at the nd Idisposal of the Treasurer, who intends to apply it to the 'as, ...

... o ccEwogS ?? Es- lie The short-period that h ud a lt rub. a se lication has been paioc larlY pteol 'in 'in Wrers T1 t~ occuriences,:,whlch, wree they to, beoieT s he i!qt serve, would far exceed'the liitnr of o n isms Many y ; of themrvwill befoun'd in-asscompsesed a form as p Ce sible in our preceding pagis, and we shal hei4,en- _ s, deavour to mivc n suecinci historiedl detail of the 1 ro ...