... _ _5 rtvi & iii0tic.. I ?? LI-MA. Travellers, for the most part, are given p exaggera- e tion. The young adventurer is.fond of expatifaing -on a the-perils be has encountered, in flood and field ; and. rather 'magnifies objects, to fill up'-the measure of his v enthusiasm, than breaks down-hisidieas to'the real-ca. r pacity of things. He will not be satisfied with anything c short of the ...

... ;Jato, Jtdrciqll k j8mjcttE4 .in ?? C I - _ ;A;; - ?? ilns-erection at Scio.-A continental paper relates a thi barbarous massacre of the Greeks of Scio, bythe Turks, e ozreapturingthe town, on the l1thultimo. TheTnrk_. ssh feet heaving landed from 12 to t5, ...

... ?? FlrDAkY, Mi~Dl RY 8i 12 2. LORD Lonion zEnavhS IBoor._Physiogistsi Inaturahsm, metaphyscihbs X and philhsopbe.' hat 4dlTered widely in their definiuton.of man. Accdin fag to one of' these wiseacres, he is the anly snimal that reasobs, or draws correct inferences.* If. we are tO trust to another, h-e is the only living ettature that. weeps; a third says he is the only being: that laughs; aod ...

... I | I n.- .- I - . sI ON THE NECESSITY OF A RdREFORM IN PARLIAAfEINT, l t,- Delivered at Cambridge, March 25, 1 780; when his brace J In the Duke of Portland, his Grace the Duke of Rich. Li mond, his Grace the Duke of Manchestcr, his Grace n , the Duke of Rutland, the Right Hon. Earl Spencer, di w the Right Hon. Lord Besboreugh, the Right Hon. , ith Lord Duncannon. the Rlight Hon. Lord ...

... .n nPigby~*tv~..yAE* *; , tT. ; ere R4ged ' tl mre - fit'0XSAih* stwie'b yids ,n of roast beef,, pi 1/e al e au wi e OiQ l~iko ?? tutbena anothea ;> old theif Tataitante Xi c isc taigo dad niatkblzr, - iabid presided at theigedfem ales' tble.s Mr. Wallack, kown at'oir theatre, was some weeks ig upsea itithe stageon hisway from Nev York to c Philad ia, by which aceideot his leg was broken. C It ...

... Vnictio'. on, D.xcases of th, Eyc.-Among all the institutions in ;nd this town, by which suffering humanity is relieved, the; I ive Institution for curing Diseases of the Eye is peculiarlvy lub entitled to the attention of the benevolent ; and we have we pleasure in directineg the attention of Qur readers to the- nce advertisement in another part of our paper. It ap- 2 er- pears, that, during ...

... Tat r i I . vati IOCAL. doi A plan end elevation of the intended new Baths on St. mai George's Pier has been presented and approved. The to w foundation will require numerous piles for its support. Sue The front, which will be of handsome stone work, is to 1 look towards the river, and the workmen are already em- mis ploved in preparing the foiundation. Mr. Sylvester, the to e celebrated ...

... : iorreopolU~nct. eat ?? u orf TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. WI GiENTLEMEw,-A list of paupers, receiving parish wI relief in this district, was left at my house some time to Ie ago; and, I wish, through your paper, to notice the bI bt- following remarks from it: in at Redford-street. Age. Family. re paf ys. to [1- John ortener, mariner 42 2 Rheumatism lOs. a; ore-st reet. - n1 [S ...

... sge CltXLtbrpoo1 $Iercur~. PO U3TLXI SftftA.r . FR- -IDAY,1. E I o i8=. Fii6.kYlr ilg-aMBEP A0, 1892- SPAIN AND FwlLxE-WAR OR PEACE.-The pro- ,Abiity of a rupture between France and Spain has been j the principal'themie of speculation with the English and ?? 10e F:etich journa~lists,.since we lust addressed our reailers on w the subject. Randfom conjectures, unfounded statements, ti and ...

... Wabat '11hitelligience. - - -. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Car M, The Shannon, Brot ?? 6 m, The Shaninon, Brothers, anrd Elizibeth, were to sail frour De- 3d, merara for this pert 25th March. The Lucy, from Maranham, sbI, was discharged, and a ourvey hasi been beld, but the result was Vro s-h, Dot known hark I Columbia, Burrows, and Elizabeth Wilson, She, hence at Sa- to. vannali 1g Hiram, Brown, hence at Havre ...

... , it vati to. . I LOCAL.. a The. great number of deaths brinjudiciously swim- I' missg too far, youthsgetting beyond their depth, cramp, F and othertasualfies, induce us toreminidouryoungfriends r, of the great danger of adventuring too far in our river * which, from the strength -of the tide and other circum. It stancezi is peculiarly hazardous for juvenile bathers. 1k Aeniverrosey of the ...

... Varittico. LOCAL. Pursuant to public advertisement, the friends of Mr. Canning met at the King's Arms, Castle-street, on Tuesday last, to consider and determine upon the pro. priety of inviting our distinguished representative to a public dinner, previous to his departure for India._ H. B. Hollinshead Esq. was called to the chair; and John Bolton, Esq. submitted a series of resolutions ...