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... Zi TIM EDITORS OF THLE LIVlRPOOL MERCUBY. re sam Informed that the artists who formed Ce 0m0laittee for the management of the exhibition of the ill * firizc Lartists at the Royal Inetit'ution last year, have de tilt haada meeting to consider the propriety of making ar- It *CIements for one during the present, and the result has pi *M-khat they have decided there shall be no exhibition this ...
... errpontence. W. of wg BOOTLE AND CORPORATION WAKIM-WORKS. of zn- - ti, tO TiR EDITORS OF THR MVYRPOOL MSWEROAT. i3 GRNTLZXMPE,-If your correspondenut T. W. and ~cfog YE In ?? Mc-rcury, will refer to the er i**6f- Stenber 6th sa as and 97th last, pages 73 and 99. I think ?? findthaifor- tt as zmatiop they ?? for ?? the Boage mid C-Cra- i a Votin Watear-work& YVo. ?? V C A~EOF 111NISTJ;RS. -~ - ...
... TO THE EDIFOES OF THE LIVEP L MERCURY. GNTaEmsEN,-Billilge's (Liverpool) paper, of the 7th inst. fC contains a letter, sullftribed ani Export ucrchant, the writer a) of which, instead of being an export merchant, is, I apprehend, tt either more nor less th.an Dr; Cantii ell hiniself. His letter n malkes the following tremendous statem ents: that the Irish trade in Liverpool is conducted on a ...
... *EwsS'Pora Ivaltb mallicott't., ! :(A li SPAIN. sr We last week alluded to a proclamation, signed andsue promulgated in Cadiz on the day before Ferdinand's E departure, in which, it was rumoured at the time,,b he u' bad bound himself to protect the Constitutionalists, and wl acknowledge the debts and obligations incurred by the theI recent systenm. The followving are thie ain poinits o'lat ...
... Us1 CONTIVNS'TAL INTELLIGENCE. II.aI FMasec..The~ AMonilcrcontains two Royal Ordinans'es; pel t! e first of which', after setting fortlh the tienefits which (, Livine Providence has showe-red dowrion-the Vren-clduring EV ltl~e glorious campaign in Spainl, proclaims- inhdugence to tioe oders of ouir armies who have- gone as(ide from their dusties, and by this means to make their families take ...
... ,, = u . 4NTERrS ΒΆ&TO OWNERSOF OLD SHIPM 0 HIEDITORS OF Tl LIVEBPOOL MzX0UR%;. Gamag,..yhave an old vessel which has paid as much in Il LiVerpoo Docli dues ?? she la now worth, and I is~attr. el, pmined to have my revenge gn'the tru .stees in one. way or kh roter. Cas you ar bi'e a6kindastoinformmewllolstheiprojlr- 4MM1r1o to appY to for the hire of her to the contraltr-o b: ddiik.work? I am ...
... Xj ittr'ttio ?? I i 1 . . I i .r i ,-tle -.t7oA'z1edfe- a l neilAsiatitssas' It' ?4infsteyr fftadiie.street {*s'pelg wvhi h hec ?~ie1edor and ofie huhdre*-gii4 liss 'be~t tfsthdt 1Win liy'te ~ . edjtiad~s %h the~ldloldvnS hiiptih: --the Til WVERBND J0f8N YATE, Wi 'BY Tii5 dO~NA@B i 07r OP 5BOTIITANT `t?15tE, ABXUL!t15 Iii AASiMiShTs CfTA'lL, L1VSB0L, for .S A UR'MPUL Ac OWLuiDt$NT (t tirc HItS ...
... ?? sflbh WEBSST IMVD I LOrtO ves, fron. St. D >-i wt 192 Ig 3 slabs do nlab~g t f tiit, !S(t lignuvt 1.ctonT n H.Ripiey.L-'~!ueeriis Deck,6 gct oT n ba r St. Dingn, W. Smith, from St. Domino, swith 320 Ig r 1 n f i I , 0 pc fn.; t!c, T'12 and H.- RfPley.-254 riS 600 gc Phe L~e.6emsey and Pief'a'd.bgcr h a Doiiit, . Pale3. -frfnx ilemerara, ith 30 tk nojjaess 1.o ao ?? Dai. .( o - ca ~ 5 o ...
... I t1'' ?? of -C,- V -USE 0l in-LORDS ?? Id0: TA1' 01F UiELAND;. ?? . Whs cy, Jtne 19. --The Dule of Devonshire p aeed his wotiotron this subject by saying that'the object ef Mi. fisters, by their own account, was not to givea triumph to. citherparty; and the result was that the Government of Ire- l~nd ?? the hands-of i few Orangemen, who, conscious t hat they had- no ci n the great. body of ...
... INVASION OF SPAN,: iiit 'twiM not be,;-the sparles awakend-lo P' The swarthy Spaniard feelsahs former glow; The same high spirit w4icb beat back the Moor: Through eight long ages of alternate gore, Revive.- LoRtD ifls3ois Aos or BEoiltz. Some weeks ago we were gravely told by the editor of the London Courier, that the -French must either go to -war with- Spain,- or must become-the laughing ...
... Wabal Eltalhavirr. Jane, Hornby, hence and Madeira at Demerara 9th Oct. Dido, Bliss, hence at Philadelphia 11 th tilt. Panthea, Bennett; NSestor, Lee; Miner-a. Mayell; Indian Chief, Humphreys; Diamond, Macey, and New York, Max- well, hence, Farmer, Collins, from Dublin; and Eliza and Abbey, Gorton, from the Clyde, at New York. Elizabeth, Dagnia, hence at Buenos Ayres. Tranmer, Strachan, frem ...
... A 1 M. NO Alprninglo jftail,,? Ii C [FROM THE LONDON EVENING PAPERS.1 The proclamation of the Duke ?? (inserted below), setting forth tihe long s/fferbig of the French, forsooth I ' is (says tbe Globe aud TravIeller, and we fully coincide with, the opinion) a matchless specimen of the L audacity, with which a creature, vwho has unfortunately obtained the power of disposing of the lives and ...