... TO THI MZBC941gS$ OF LUPRPO'5L. ?? GZNvLVMsE ?? tokleave of yow the week, a' before last, I intiat I ' t * g Upon yowslwsrtly, I time- fqlatly-Promise. -My-pur-. pose, in the present irstsece, is to cnoavce you. t if siosi elof t ic-stexpsicat, and-in- my opinion in- i defensible, couse' whichyou bt e.loi pursiked, it,-not only toleratiung but by -your. sa'eneoureging.the- publishing of ...

... 10oo-torri-pt. to Spain.-The latest nevs from. Spain confirms the ie infelligence, that Riego has been nominated President s- of the Cortes. Private letters from Madrid describe this appointment as having produced a painful sensa- e tion among the: more peaceable and loyal inhabitants -. of that capital. These letters, however, may be con- i; sidered, as dictated by party feeling, and unworthy ...

... octuo. j?orcfqll an)- Domenic. lie GREECE. tli, Trieste, Dec. 7.-Important nevis from Hydra, of Nov. gr 23, has arrived here, which will be heard with interest in ha Christian Esrope. The heroic Greek seamen, in their ch alight mercantile vessels, had followed the Turkish fleet co to tdle neighbourhood of Tenddoss, and there saw, with im. go patience, the enemy at anchor, with the intention of ...

... ~artiamintar , Q1ionientim.n ?? JOINT PoSTMASTER-GENERAL. - In the rouse of Cdommonms on Wieadnesday March I3, Lord N~ormanby (son of Lord Mulgrrave) after in an able manner showing the uselessness of having two. Potnmas ters.general, and observing that the painful feelings wehieh afflicted mninisters, in eeducing poor. clerks, Would be untouched by the reductin of one of them; nmoved a ...

... ?? ntarp (eomptnutun. H HOUSE OF COMMONS. -ThUISddy5, 4y 23._-Mr. Goulbouin obtained leave t ibring imia bill to regulate the appointment of consta- les in Ireland. *Some proceedings then took place respecting the judi. Pr~ ' alsfr An lnwomvdtka l ks shovld resolve itself into a committee, to consider the reports of the select committees cii the Welsh Jiu'dicatlsre, was of opiniong that two ...

... TEhAwCEHOLY CAT6STRPE AT- SOUTIIHPOT. ( We hae a to record a iotec melancholy cdent fol We 'have, again to~record' ariotltei''rmelanichdS acc'dent mi by the loss of a boat at Soutb'port,jin whj~h fiie prsop nza have perishe'd. The particulars of tois' laitnentable fol Bevent, ,as far as they artil lnio'wn, .are ?? in thefo ffvu ed xtracts o lette-rs 'with which. ofe hav - ben i Extract ofa ?? ...

... ATON X CA1,XINNG. t ?? ~~ren *^ ?? admi e sme rit that we contended Jfesw' d'7lP~t4 it ii Dg~a.fety and that of Europe, and are Can- existence at home; blusl 55dilr ?? 0atdP o rational freedom; a fromt s5 nloW, hsi to nationl tranquiity; a acted c~gt tnejD, S r gonfess r would rather have it in hiiY inobavemycbolcir~i embodied and armned. I satioi Vice toeessilst ft.-MWr. Cnifli~g tb the so a ...

... ii~cItoxtjt. : e -FltASSCR. Paris papers, of the Ist iustant, are full of portentous intelligence relative to the disaffection exhibited in 0 several parts of France to the existing government * but e their contents are to be received with caution. 'Very im. Y portant news was cxpeeted from Lyons, Brest, and Rennes, and the report of a rising at the last place * gained ground. Discontent was ...

... ?? I- AIU?io0tdrrfpt. er, II-relanad.The gentleman who commanded the yeo- on I manry at Bantry, and who had arrived at Cork, statci 'jis that. the organization in that p art of the country was Iete ding rapidly, and that their (the peasants') ma- nceuvres exhibited perfect military discipline: the po- )re sitions being taken in a most skilful manner, and the m signals, fromn hill to hill, ...

... ON ?? ?? &rropeamcclo I ?? -thhii .li Tgg OP Trra LIVERPOOL *kRou II at ?? to'd note to MYpapor' ' 0%t beiG, th ophyotenratb r ?? bea ta ubled you witth the ! n 4;dieeltterw whch'5raynoitnddoeneJ Pt t, h obi thee-,so f the.feerabbe Secretar ' a ,; e. WI11hj] net be loog pecforeayrequjiti~on be presented bly OX, allingt se pn hm-t i ie' if7Itjmic, cllinguothi b tbo cdlivhimself at the ds ...

... 4V-D 4u14tmeTence. pal 14.| FoPi- the Anthor of the Letter (to the Common Coouncil tv. ' of.Live poot,:o the removal f8f the Marketi signed en, ieI: Anj~ old' Ihhditant. -no Ye . .sn,-In your observationa on me, as the Chairnan a s kill °f it Cdximiitee engaged l apublic catpej you choose to on Ithwhto t xny dutyto giveupafamilynameoF pf to I c i h I Hid-Just cause to be proud, for a ...

... .MIL. GLADSTONE AND MR. ELLIS. Our readers. wha have attendedtwn the nwpsnnn)en stef Our readers, wlho ave attended-to thecorrespondence ley. iO between these two gentlemen, are' aware' that they are te- .eny completely at issue upon a most ?? Vt letter which we 'proceed- to give to the: public, did not ._ .reach us until yesterday at noon. whenour arrangements T But were 'so far made as to ...