... To fize Editors.-I understand that the curiosity and T taste of the town is likely to be disappointed in the in- tended exhibition of works of living artists, which was os announced to open at the Royal Liverpool Academy, on el the il.th August next. And why ? because the mem-h, bars, I am told, could only calculate upon about 200 fo pictures. &c. which, I think, must be considered hand- pi ...

... To Sir THOMAS D. RESKETI1, Dart. [[t vi 'I f ~ S v 0 US. -. I:t A, 1Gl fl rt. id SIR,-The committee appointed (at your sugges.; ie tlbsi) at the annual session-of the peace held at Preston, id in the county of Lancaster, June 29. 1820, , to examine e- the public expenditure of the county, and to report se on the means0of reducing the same, have tnade theit report, and that report being ...

... VOLCANO IY THE ISLE OF BOUlR3ON. lecount of a Late Explosion. bi an Kw,, TIF,, n [Account of a Late Rx jlSion, by an Eye Witness.] - , On the 27th of February, at 10 o'clock in the morn- :0 ip, the weather being cloudy, a frightful noise was ? heard like that of a loud clap of thunder, produced by as the explosion, of a column of fire and a smoke from the - n crater of the volcano. The ...

... ~l You fave bena8se y ht toc sill and'iains t rosuwe, to S in e .h ?? I et frh the es~s fyu iihe, n ae, er - 1,dc. _ T. . hss _re o m1 t_ rose, f~lea of atd verl~iemeons, wte wi; to oeav rt~ahi ap.ut ki Plausn-Csst#'i Leiter rito Wrl Cropper;.Ieisr t naf ii Ymu must not hink _ That we are made of sunfss flas and du I 'rhatwe can letour beard be shook with daneer, And think it pastimae., . ...

... en regret that w- h ?? 'isa 4e;UEEN. ,t It was with deep regret that we have to occufy e- tion of our paper with an aiflicting ?? t ed illness of the Queen. On Monday se'nnight severe is Maesty's return from Drury-lane Theatre, 'I her X_ )es Y sfre urn . _ - , ?? to~ plamed of much indisposition. The sYiptnOn, rn. disorder, which was an inflammation of the Dhe were somewhat alleviated on the ...

... j3o t.IpI. It is stated (says a late Baltimote paper) that the brig Savage, of Baltimore, bound to Vera CruZ, was not permitted to enter that ysirt, in consequnce ,of the t disturbed situation of the ilhabitants Yrom 0l that we can learn, there is every probability, tlist Vera Cruz has been surrendered to the Patriots before this time, and that tbe convoy from Havanna with I 6O troops, ...

... TRIAL.BY JURY. I -IUAL]flY JURY. London, July 16. k Sri, Many complaints having been made to us that rethe returns of persons qualified to serve on Juries within the county of Middlesex are incorrect and defective, and the Master of the Kin^' Bench having expressed his opinion on a recent occasion to one of the Sheriffs r-that they are so, we feel it our duty to represent the n same to you, ...

... 25 o - nhq 7 Captains of shipd o 'em, ?? -g ab ted ?? fpar=r1= L1m d ha- newspae :51Yardt iad pi (a Val w , d * ol rav et e4 and; ha ptoortibh r tu aite at a , en h M or Stars, as thy arecalled There ' Ot~e1 t ~~cd red- Eckiosc ~ ~ ~ limb pee teinterested crltics of the Cat-call -ask .w .end an ri ot be eregarsged hcre as trai as lMr. Hai? oythenS co *ts, ?? these c-eredFd. and honest ...

... , I-- F 777 777-M I .7 'r T , T 777; ITG YoTVS. ? i jr.TE T ?WteHi I .1 Ffi- Nortr.-. .r bc rneedng was held at Manchester, on Thurs. be s. Pb d instant to consider Qf the mearsures re' the 2 receivit a satisfactory currency, in-con- eofr'tite cessation of the issue of m notes by. nk of rngland.' The Boroughreeve being~ r B he chl! Mr ?? Wood opened the btisj. an to the chair, h G v big.a eb ...

... E, 1) OR a F O!TP1. QT THE QUEEN . In about an hour after the death of her Maje t servants were ndmitted to see the body. The he of features was so great, that several of thema e a scarcely believe it was their late inistress. The bel ed Hammersmith tolled. DI. Lushington and ',Ir rI n- were with her Majesty till she expired. Shewas ble to the last, and gave directions for her inter as She ...

... To tkc EDITORS of t1y e re Y. -To the EDI TORS ojl the Liv rpool MfERCURY. .ollowg - eply toI rely ona your candour to insert the I follo wing reply to a letter addrded to y, and'whicdl J appeared in your paper-of Friday last, signed A C/ild. I wall Farmer. - I It is a fact that Sir William Gerard did, on his rent day, at Childwall, on the 26th June last, make it retufn of 121 per cent. to his ...

... 9. ' BS' ~ERETO:N SA^X1THw. d. Te. Lie oil ;-r.7tilst nzy irevenge shall be, w ad To spmak t/sc VC;y TRaIUTH of thec. rc - ?? F~ ALie.eontdcnh, eproedand ocot rcadied, horv- rE deer gnm and 7onst7oas, is ?? Vs time, to produce its at ?? iget; and aniy thra. coo gh of dirt,andsoine ot it will al 80) ?? ef [Cointinued flron our imt.] a of ?? nt 21 Lrt U PRRI.I3; ;A REII'ESARES. o Id In my last ...