... 'Sa TO THE 3'DITO.RSOF THE LXFeERPOOL MERCURY Dm G3ZNTLE55EN,.-I have perused, with much interest, ly, the letters recently inserted in your paper upon the sub. tly Ject of .absenteeslip,,signed 1 Hunmanitas and Pub- Ing hlus, anA must confess myself .strossg y impressed.with ex- the magnitude of. the evil the former so clearly and for- cibly delineites, as accruing to the country, from the ...

... l oto(tri t. -t Mr. Canning end his Successor.- We have just ag heard, fromi that we deem an. unquestionable source, I that Mr. Huskissonrhas declined offering himself as the t d§ successor of Mr. Canning for the representation of this a to borough and that he hasialso declined the invitation to dine with the .Canping cycle. Mr. Canning, it is P adde, willfceitainly proceed on his voyage in ...

... F i Go- ?? f i Q~iln~X fmet>..g HOUSE OR LORDS. THE GltEElKS. al Wednesdays July ?? Grosvenor noticed the b atrocious cruelties'of the Turks, whom he termed a tt detested race. He vwislhed to know whether the seventy E or eighty hostages, at Scio, who had been put to death St by the Turks, had hot had their lives guaranteed by ti Lbrd' Strangford, the English Ambassador at Constan- it tinople. ...

... Var-tatio, LOCAL. Lie.-On Tuesday, the Gratnd Jury of tbe Liver- pool Quiarter Sessions found a true bill against T. B. J!.hnson, printer, for a libel on Mrs. M1,Gibhon, of ?? Liverpool thentre, a lady of unexceptionable private c4nLacter, excehlent mducation, and high- prfessional rn uo. ik.Ho ?? is. o :a- 6oned rin tt e town' t:n .tuesday and Wednesday last, in -consequencfM ?? oavsg been ...

... I .Amounts rescivedfrom the Leeds Commite. .. £2000 0 0 S heffld Bitt,.. ' 1002 12 1 Boltitruto. . 00 4 0: D ,( i7igan Dittos- 3SA 0 0 HMs1dcer.fidda D. 500 0 0 KEidcer'insler lio. 100 0 o suflsctirrlozrs IN LIlVRhPOOb. AND NEIGABOURllelOOD. Amount adve-rtised in our last£G;13S Cs. Os . ADDITIONAL SUBSCtRIlPTON`1S. £ *. d. . £ bs.d J. and D. Moore ?? 2 2 °I Collection in the box P. Houghton ?? ...

... . jiflait. . ?? V- ? ? -- In the House of Commons, on Tuesday, the Lord Ad E vocate of Scotland entered into a sort of defence of hi- Crown Deputies.. He strove to exculpate himself. ens tirely from all bflibme and responsibility in the case o Mr. Borthwick wbdt* imprisonment of 76 days, w:thoutf attempt at trial or a proof of guilt, must become a subject T of investigation, ere the British ...

... 1 U0DA0 Y JULY 26, 1M.2 WA5VX CRUELTY TO. AMALS. Detested spdAA Yor) That owfe ±leeir pleisure to antotbe sz5.' r --Mi. in. aill eases wherein the interests of the borough- noth tfactson do not. nterfere, there is an obvious improve- they ment in the moral feeling of the House of Commons,' in sr whieh afrirds us ther most reasonable grounds to con- the dude, that whenever such undue influence ...

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... NaVat In-telligerar. . Intelligence has been received at Lloyd's, of the loss i of his Majesty's ship Drake, about the 22d ultimo, at St. Spaotts, in Trepassey Bay, during a fog. She was . bounT to St. John's Newfoundland, from Halifax, with ;! two mnails from England on board, which were lost; and I wee regret to add that the captain, a lieutenant, a mid- r shipman, and 22 seamen and marines ...

... --tre$ooo ~ f he CUSTOrM.HOUSE . I lie rTO TS EDITORS OF TIER LIrVr:RRO MEIWURY. ti nd GENTXVE55EN,4 shall make no apology for re- S wo questing your prilission to reply to a letter in your D , - paper, respectmig the lnapector 4;eneral of this port, t, ;n,, Walict I hope to convince you, is founded upon an in- ij na correct view of the subject. It is but justice to the R !d, gentdernal in ...

... ISAPOLi'4ON BONAPARTE. FROlt O'MEARA'S VOICE FROM ST. HELENA. ?? frega our laet,] We make the fi llowing extracts from Mr. O'Meara's late wdrlk:- In acknowledgiog a repulse at Acre from Sir Sidney Smith, Napoleon spoke of him in terms of t commenidation, and said, 'he liked his ?? c Lord Cornwallis his sentiments were quite'enthusiastic. t -Of Sir John Moore,' he said, that he was a brave ...

... & e Der~JiWI U- - be Sot A el -h tt pe have reeieh b b5l if the t parts of the oion, de' C e r id regret On r llmjs t e ib'OU555llY 2 oy vessel had arrve a Al. exico, adgeea r.greoss had 01h ki a-e Government, C ithe I ec ' er mation, ont this ocfa f s ifer e he amicable acco(oat with p* ;e they had de nadt a s ed independence, t ec 2 M .d of the Ryalisti parts, but were e a beate Tesm51 ; ...