... 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 ...

... leItootocript. n. Id A letter from Frankfort, July 5, says. the Porte vei seems resoivb to strike a blow at the Russian trade in i- the Black Sea, by prohibiting'h'e -Genoese, who ?? to se carry on that trade under the Russian flag, from navi- e- gating the Euxine. SPAIN. - The London papers of Tuesday supply farther expla- v1, nations of the sanguinary conflict at Madrid. Four n hundred of ...

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... In the House of ld. ,> A ' *d IntePOutse o~f L o rdds dof ?? to Anima he;. SkErsk;ine, V-40 explainle' t ir '5mV5,: k wanton crueity, o: the art c, se ; > BRU! was pen itted to be resy' a' N Sr The S-nail-nocte Bill Io, r~ passed, after adehate o thee ste o c- *. The Hos0o0 M d. In the Commonston o ednos av Mr io sernted a petition from Mr..tbL 'lY - to the Irfishmean ny WSapor, ...

... T0 THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. cV i GENTLEEN,.-I have watched, with some degree in bf anxiety, the operations of ministerial retrenchment w: in the good old town of Liverpool, where, for yearis, gi the Custom-house has been an especial source of no su ordinary patronage to our gentle masters. True it is, co that the salaries of the most useful and operative class at of his Majesty's ...

... ?? & i -,7 ?? 7-- I' ?f eas . ftmsia and TurIey.--For the present, at least, there C is no appearance of a r-z.pt1re between these two powers t who have so long amu3ed the world witb their nuruaj a by threats, fuil cf sound and fury, signifying nothing.l ,C ?? The Russian Guards axe on their march by three diter. not cnt routs, to return to the capital. ats. Chonrchid Pacha is reported to ...

... The foundation stone of the intended new Fem-ale b Penitentiary was on Wednesday last laid by the Right a R Hon. Lord Stanley, assisted by the Mayor, one of the t n Bailiffs, and several of the Corporation, The weather e a proved exceedingly unfavsurable in the forenoon; but f the day brightened up before the most interesting part of Ithe ceremony was performed. The procession was re- i ...

... . ?? Varictico. De ed ocAL.S .- We beg to call the attention of our Catholic readers tI Be to an advertisement in another patt of this paper, an- c a founcing a Charity Sermon, to be preached on Sunday a next, in aid of the building of Saint Patrick's Chapel; Itl and we are requested to state, that, in order to remedy im the inconvenience resulting from the want of room in d tss Saint ...

... erfj?ii?aL IMPROMPTU. M-t. ErToR,1I mortally detest what are:cle impr!amptus5 -which aee generally the ?? of impertinence and stupidity. Ln nine cases, too, out of ten, they are the result of study, although their absur- dity would lead to an opposite conclusion. I have a leaden-headed friend, who, zto my certain knowledge was actually a fortnight in producing what he termed an impromptu ...

... Wabat Inteltigzlict, Mary, Howaarth, hence at Bermuda S Europe, Rudd, hence at Demerara Rolla, henre at Nassau, N. P. d Sarah, Richards, hence at Valpariais d Sopbis, Hall, hence at Faro b Estaffette, Zander, hence at Danzig SDorothea,Schmidt, and Henry Benjamin, Hoop, hence at I Swinnenmandea luff Hendrika, Seholten, hence at the Vile a Victoria, Voss, hence at Warnemunde Ann, George, and ...

... A few days before the publication of Mr. O'Meara's work, an interesting little pamphlet, detailing a con- versation with Bonaparte, came out, understood to be ftom the pen of Mr. Vivian, brother of the distinguished general officer of that name. Tore author was re- strained by delicacy from publishing it during the life. timhe of Napoleon. The profits he has assigned to a public charity. The ...

... QTO n. S' f of VI ,,T QLA -nnte t Suppressiott of Vice have been, The f o in twro tials. The fimstwasthat ale dobscene libl& The eO0 ftretiow lth iu d the Vice Suppressors of WOOes dt that r ma gazine and a novel, published The witness, who bought the books, ' the Vice Society, for whom he in the book and print shops for rust about pr° s employers delighted to devour. e arble the Customs for ...