... 5. - - L'S CHV&H. ? MJCH?AFVS ST, . - -1-A .1lr ?? ftm! T m glad that your cormespondeut, ,! B(lCi our 5ttCntlofl to the subject of St. sJ Church. The disgraceful suspen~sion in the i° s b ildin ;, however, only a part of r ?? eorendenit inquires, whoare the ~ ~Tsffcrsucha shamfldly? men, who have obtained an act of nS;0 3e lle, i'3;,oof thc public money, in . o:tospend5h churth. for which ...

... I To the EDITORS oftheLiverpooI MERCURk. u GENTLEMEK, o At a meeting of Bank Proprietors, held ott o the 20th instant, the Governor of that company, in a U speech extorted by a question connected with the for- gery of bank notes, says, ' With respect to the public i security against forgeries, as matters stood, the Bank 1L were ready to give every facility in their power for en- larging the ...

... FIRST GENERAL MEETING OF THE 4C, Itctbir Batebi Clut. PE S Our principles on the subject of Parliamentary Reform th are so well known, that it may be supposed by some it politicians that we ought rather to oppose than to pro- 1r, mote the views of the Whigs; and we have uo hesi- w tation in saying. that there are persons, who, assuming cc 6 the title of Whigs merely as a cloak for their ...

... DECLARATION OF 'Iw . ab- DECLARTATION OF THE1 Europe is acquainted with tjh A!tesot ar- lution taken by the Allied SoverJitrlvss of of spiracies, and to termnate clsorelers an- existence of that general peace tir - ,as, which had cost so many efforts ad at:,ts r the '6 At the very noment when abjLfYtil,, ved were accomplished in tle kingdom kl ttcss Sir of a still more odious chacacaer, a -p t ...

... -- . . , . , - I F Radford v. Birky and other,. onday ?? I was au action of assault arising out of the transactions, , at Manchester on the famous 16th of August, 1819. The action was originally brought in Middlesex; but a .rle wvas obtained for changing the venue to Lancashire. e upon the ground that the cause of actlos ha4 accrued ei tnhat county. - t. Mr. Blackburn now moved for a rule to ...

... NEW INFIRMARY, BROWNLOW.STREET. _, t We mentioned, last Friday, that it was intended to lay t the foundation-stone of the new liormary on that day. i Accordingly, between ten and eleven o clock on that v morning, Lord Stanley and tl'e Mayor, accompanied .1 by a number of gentlemoen interested in the manage.. h rnint of this charity, and others, proceeded from the s Town-hall to St. Peter's ...

... ? -? - I Ii4USF, Op LORDA, JAN. if ji; H At two o'clock this day the Kisg.took. lis seat nn te to thblone. and the Speaker, ticcoe paried by tut e'teacrdi- w nary numiber of clctbers of the4 i.o tf . of Co tmons, teing IU attetrtlCc. putrsuant to Ust', Of mmons Irwededed to.ctpe2a the bsiaes qf. oie Sassiou in the of ?? Speeh.. co ; OS~T CAtfOtre CPRI:r TMS BOT I oh is-unatt OF' PAI.IAK T. 'Si ...

... - ?? ,o-% rw,4orr¢iqn a, Doaictfitj.c' ?? ;- ~ . ?? - i._ I flO1/ _4 sanguinary disturbance has taken place at I Tunra, v-h-ch th-e Frenlch censorship has infanfinrsly of rii. .01 moorted. The follomwing particulars ...

... 1gsD .4.T lCS DAY. AI RO- C egte anniversry of. the Patroa ls .U beingdom2 wes celebrated here with!I e¢ b~e sater teOti01, At an early hour, nuner- wi , e5 atic a0no0nced to~the elated Sons of. wa t5bsof fin'C ,St. Patrick's day in the tnorn-.. sat ihstit'S ?? fine one, and was Qu leWaS n of bells, which continued, ing th the ringng1 el r' %I .re aoimnato to the scene api is, to gvedigof the ...

... f. Jvaletript. e ai A! srci ?? ciossicr of ?? IDonadieu laid on the table an address to the IKinj ne s titidninghiin to choose another ministry, seeing that 2) the present isi icaljiable aihd' Anti-Frenith.~.:M. Crahijiro C - I-Perrier asked thej mirfisers frec epl3a ations on themji' lence they- had observed respeteing the events of Pied- mont.S-.. P-dsquler replied, Rthat the facts having ...

... ~ jadiamenta~rN Q3om opbiu~ni In the HOUSE of Colrxioxs, (June 27,) Mr. Bennet Ilresented a petition from the Protestant Dissenters of Northumberland, praying that the House might pass r bill to legislate the solemnization of marriages by Pfoteseant Dissenting. Clergymen, in their respective places of worship.-A message from the Lords requested the comnmunication of a copy of the report of the ...

... ll!?? , - ? ri - ..z - % USTIf6bist ?CHls ? I j ?? ?? -I , , - -1 . rFrOW a lae Durhm'rokle.p) A sciM of onsnaitlrable Wtent ap oast~e gthe Methdwits nt, sbeawpsS ; ?? ?? s ~Oit.owing to% usillyeL50Sow( 1 dience~~~t and~-r*~ t hono b aded to he tyrainy inteofern Wthehthe tachO ?? a Peos atmtedi P th~e . thiben bodi t~ thel st~D o jtjsep which eare suppled ytweeyof pt ~egcers. The _o4'i a'i ou ...