... TO THEU RIHT 14ONOURABLE LORD STANLEY, M. r- MYLonD,-It may be deemed an imgracious act for -l an'individual, who adheres to that line of politics which wI h you profess, to addres9 you in the language of inquiry;. ?? ; yet, at a period of unexampled difficulty, it is the duty of the earnest lover of his country to forget all other cqnsi- ith derations but those conneoted with her welfare. in ...

... r. 'Vootottflvt? ?? -? . The 'RssiiiAmbassador (Baron Thuylle) and suite, o tohe United Sates have t2kentheir pissgeon board the New York~itain Maxwell; of this -port, which is expected to sailtte'morrowv. r Berkshire Reform Meetang..-Pursuant to a requisition 2 signed by Lord Folkestone, Sir F. Burdett, and many of l the most respectable freeholders of the county, this meet- ing took place on ...

... I V) i 5 ? -on o r II i )I q 7 5 ol at t. .ondon, Wednesday Reening. The PRight lon. Nich-las Vansittart retires from the Chancellorship of the Elxchequper, in which important office he is to be succeeded 'by the Right Hon. F. Robin- son; Mr. Vansittart is to be appointed Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, in the room of 'tbe Right fon. Charles Bathurst, and is to be raised to .the peerage. ...

... =abal I t'litj iE.' -g $RlWW1IX-ECK AND ACCIDENTS By LIGHTNING.: o .tekett's Harbour, oct. 11-The schooner. Appelona, Win. i's o Merrit , master, left dswego on the evening of the 14th inst. it o Partly laden with potashes, salt, and about sixteen tons of Id. ~stone ballast, bounidto Gennessee. About half-past ten, p.m. Pe OWego light bearing. E. S. E. eighteen or twenty miles dis- Itp ;Id. ...

... Aj r ., dyoretiall anD DoIncotic. THE CONGiRESS OF VEPiTNA. W U-Pran/brt, January 5.-The SovereigIns of Austria, Russia, and Prussia, assembled at Verona, have addressed fe to their Ministers at the several European Courts the fol- le lowing circular, the originals of which are signed respec -dt tively: viz, that to the Austrian Minister by Prince p Mettiernich; to the. Russian, by- Countl ...

... ? 49000iifolt ? 1 SPAin X COLNzE. ==~i4arno - the Kin the 2etpandwhicJ it isid'hjmdams -alafrn ftlytoi .the-wliole' Peinsula. 't ids aiddtresd frmo .the Ministetf tie Interior to the political chief.s It states: t Ruge B G 'nI fr .nglish Government having laimedan indes. hity for Noun captures. made from iemeichants of that n nation -en; the year Io80s up to the present time- and 'also dfor ...

... Ui ULIMANE SOCIETY. - nUMAN'E SOCIETY. s neettng of the subscribers ts the liechaie I the Kling's Anus, William ichair, The business was opened by ng report of the proceedings of 1*ma i4z. riends of the Maaritne ILto e lrrn n . GenMral Meelaga r ?? 82 f LsserPoo, on TZdw v. Vx 14Usi I~eet h nial advocated tshe i::terests PIS8Stit pesrin a~pe~rina beR~r* a t c the Subscribers, andc in dering' ...

... t&N DA ThR) HOLY HIGHWALYMON*N We are estl nearly vto uch in the dark as ever respect- 4 ing the-menaced ibrsion of Spain by the sceptredrufllans, a who would sacrilegiously erase the newly-erected temiple of Liberty, and erect in its stead the infernaf Tnquisition with its debasing and horrid paraphertialia. We neverbelieved e 142It aliy mative more exalted than mere fear or state-por- 1Ety, ...

... PRACTYI-9 -OF-THE PORT OF LIVERPOOL.'1 ,. , is . We-have frequently called the attention of the pub. ;y liE toe those trammels upon cbmmerce, the fines levied at s our Dock-office. They are much heavier in amount than ,e there is any necessity for, and the mode of inflicting them n: is frequently spoken of as a grievance highly detrimental e ~to the good fame and the well-being of this ...

... Ula l cfR t J .NDRMER 7- JC-eY Jan.;0.-The Venus, cab, 1w ed here from NeW-founlinda with los$ of I On(1 the 1 0th' - e ,f the i.1 hid lrt inst. in lat.flo, lon. 14, fell in ?? f thevilidd^rmere, Lyon, of and for Liver- 1 8li cecird j 1 'd1ed fortu'-tely saved nine of the crew. 1 ,1iter ,sega fali Old Calabar river the 19th Oet. ;1 , PPed two seas, which carried away the ?? ilid ...

... -Mg Q = .r - -- -- irt - 'LORD SrAIJLEY. To THE ED, OP.T LIVERPOOL MERWRRl. 'GNCTL^EMEN 1inh Induced thus to trouble yost in efe quenee of having eutsl-aletter inserted in your pagr icr the 3d instant, addressed to the Right ?? Stanley by a perssit stylibg himself one of his Lordihlpswsbatituents& Although almost a stranger to his Lordpsh t ihould pro- bably have noticed that letter sooner, ...

... ?? t~ COB ., =L ?? '1-1 , 7 - .j.vo; ; ,, - v- 7i- con, ?? . t; sr Is .aw¢ hn *s you *- s wtocbg 4a,! ir - f|ilour of ?? `3(s nt41m$sto Larrisa To Coasw. ,tI . Pf to ?? f0irp theift:ehesn ti .ID, ytr Z thd, they a ,ootnmozre aodty bto 4ae.1t. a .Cossfr-t zsss.&se, J1[1 . . MIGHry COD,-!n my last letter 1 showed, to the, 5satisfaction of others, if iot of yourse, that you had been I 3 ...