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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 ...
... ,-,rbt Ltbtrpoe1 jflerf -; - * ' LVS: ?oPUO X Lus m i-EX.A. ?? RIVAV ,.MAY 30, 1S28. . RvIIBOXN Oa Treh CRIMiINAL COD E.--WeN We7on ] the point of entering at considerable length onwthe co.Jn . 2 2b-.Ad* - -. :. tea. .- ma~ Ia ersideration of this most iimportant. siubjec4~ i coln exion V ith 'the motion of Sir James Macintosh, when we~ re- Ti .es e oeanrteresting-corhmni iinfoicorrepondeimt ...
... ts- -- - - = J -6,6ba kiberooot£1U~ i. ALUB POPULT LIM SxPCREDA. I-I FDAY, MAY 23* 1823. SPAIN AND FRANCEX-Since ourlast publicationb up to the present time (Thursday noon) no event of any im- portance has transpired, which tends to elucidate the rela- I portance nas transpired, which tends to elucidate the rela- tire situation and prospects of the French and Spanish armies The scanty ...
... On Friday, pursuant to adjournmnent, the Vestry again metforthepurpose-of considering Mr. Denfnison'sclaims. c 'Mr. Ellis having been called to tbe chair, he opened the t business, by reading the minutes of the proceedingsof the 4 'last eeting. He informed the Vestry fbrrhally, of the . result of the voting on. the questions which had been left a for that mode of decision, by the former ...
... iEai30, Woiau i- amti looUe¶ic. D . . - I -- I - _ - - - I The first intelligence of importance which reached us after our last publication, and which was contained in the French papers, was, that Mina with his 14.000 men was entirely surrounded by the French army, -upon a moun- tain. This rumour, it appears, is without' foundation: -the following letter from Paris, of yesterday se'nnight, and ...
... Dll. LOT'RDi'S H1WTOuY Orp E2RG LA A fifth volume of Dr..Lingard's Historyof Englandrasg . appeared. Our limited means of noticing so large a work. 1 r enables us to give few extracts.- Those who are desirous X of seeing new light thrown upon our annals, must consult L. the work itself. We will, however, present our. readers n with two specimens of the author's liberal mode of think- d ing on ...
... TRHE GRE9KS. 'The successes of -this gallant people, at the close of bhe a last campaign In Aefertce of their liberties, enabled thes & during the winter to rest in a degree of comparative re- pose, which-is, we fear, again about ta be broken in upon by their ferociouss bppresos. The TIurks, it is said, are .prepaxiug a more powerful naval armament tban they ] have hitherto employed; and, ...
... spN las Bomcettc. THE WAIL IN SPAIN 0 e, french papers continue to detail the progress of the i. lotlgoulenue; and, though these accounts natu. yaatain a leaning to the side of tine invaders, they by a noess furnish that brilliant picture of successful con- n sthich the projectors of the atrocious aggression had d ,, sketched out in anticipation.. They begin to P * etlest neither the cant nor ...
... *-Taritte. - Liveipool Library.-The annual meeting of the proprie- 1 fors of the Liverpool Library was held on Tnesday night, when tire annual accounts were pssedf We were pleased to find, that the funds of theinstitution are in aflourishing I condition. The report of the conimittee was read and.or- I dered to be printed. It was resolved'to heat the, Library I by thc introduction of. warm air, ...
... I - - MR. DENN19O-s C-AfMS. At For tbe informaton of our readers, we subjtin the fbi.L r- lowing table of the poll of each:day and the gro poll: tl e - - FOR. AiAtrtST. T s -Persons. Votes. Persons. votes. en - st day, atu ?? ?? . G8- 239 - a 129 th, ed day, ?? 60 222 82 190 pi 128 461 125 312 of 3d day, Tuesday ?? 45 139 87 175 be '17S YO 212 487 pe n 4th day, Wednesday 3 S8 94 84 115 to ' ...
... , . - : - ,rm? Wabat ?? MELANCrOLY SH5PwftEtiK-The brig Robe rts, of White- -haven, Porteous, master, from t)ublin, bound for this por, he with a cargo of- live cattle, and having on board a great n um-U es, her of passengers, unfortunately struck upon Lougness Point, eyI kin the Isle of Man, on Friday thei6th Instant, when, mesan--n fly choly to relate, only a part of the crew, including the ...
... bEAF AND DUfMB PERSONS. The following simple account of the circumstances at- it tending the late anniversary festival of the supporters of P the Asylum for Deaf and Dumb, and the impression made on the mind- of the writer, is from the pen of a young 1 man fotrmerly dumb, and still deaf, once a pupil,' an{ E since, for a number of Years, an aisistant teacher in the asylum, spontaneously ...