... 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. -~ - ...

... ,4*wo, - eoret'd I It still appears that the defection of Ballasteros has not been followed by his army; at least the French ultra t papers are silent on any such acquisition to their cause. a The traitor hhiti~ef has joined the head-quarters of the , Dftke-d'Arnguleme. The-fortresses he engaged-to make surrender are firm in resistance to all his entreaties. Pam- f peluna, St. Sebastian, and ...

... I MESSR. BROUGI AN CANNING. IThe following parallel between Mr. Drouglaxt and Mr. ret ning is extracted from a cotemporary journal, in hichwe ItSke it for granted thatit did not originate, as it = as introduced under the head Gleanings. It isdrawn with taste and discrimination; and it will be perused th pecuar interest in-Liverpool, where the original of e portraits are so well known. fol ...

... @ EDIOR PF THE LimRPL SATUWA I'S E ADPFRTISE-B . - is sane time since Ilearned that an editor of tender a nce had i~igrated amongst us from the nortl; -t eel 'ubtiin that he was destined to illume the plodding t of do southern town, I anticipated considerable en- ut in the perusal of his lucubrations. How abortive I m excaion sthe sequel will explain; and, hinc Wmy m ou evinced, from the first ...

... Naba! C.l~tl~ ty. PIRAcv.-Extraet of a letter from Capt. Wili} ams, datedaat 62. Havannah 29th June, to a gentlenean In this town, received on Saturday:- This *will inform you of the safe arrival of the Palinure at this port, on the 19th inst. Nothin.g worthy of remark happened till arriving off' the Berry Islands (on the Bahama Bank) where a piratical schooner lay at anchor; but, not liking ...

... ?? 7o -THE RIGHT HONOURAB LE -ROBHRR PB.&L. yesterday, about' two o'clock, the dismounted, horse-a. trol, who are uder: the immediate orders of the Secre- | tary of State for the Home Department, mustered for tshe inspection of Mr. Seetary Peel, in Privy Gardaens, . ac. They made a handsome appearance, all being dressed alike, ac The-dismounted- horse patrol were armed-each with a pisto ...

... Qvi ta ffibe et Rs-pwy est batft etq'ti p in fort, y mert de s.e ?? who enters Spain with a small army will be s beatev and he who enters it with a large one will be S itarved to death-l.enti IV. ?? readers will bear'testimony to the fact, that, so far d fronm {despairing of the cause of Spain, since'the atrocious t' lnva-ir n of her soil by the French armies, We have uni. a formnr expressed ...

... :aat anltetifgence. H I The act reg.ein evssels carrying assengers has re.- Ted the roassent No vessel uner 200 tons shall ore thatl 20 passengers unless ?? p1 passengers, five adult persons (or ten children under 14, Cl fifteen ender 7 yearS) to four tons, including the crew, inf5e 5 ~ording to certificate of ?? ship ty U'den with goods, &c. the tonnage for passengers w II exusive of the part ...

... ~abat Intettifcnie.. INFORMATION Fvon SHIP CAPTAINs.-Istand of Cape Rreito, ?? 13th of May, 1823.-It frequently happens that a ship, bound Isab from England to Quebec, strikes soundings on the banks of Ion. Newfoundland, and shapes her course thence topass between Elle Eliz Cape North on this island, and Cape Key on Newfoundland, Nor intothe Gulf of St. Lawrence, withoutseeingthe land, which ...

... -1REBLAND. .? - A. --Or . f- - -IREELAND. a Important Triat.-At the Waterford Assizes on Wed- d( at nesday se'nnight, Henry Delap, a' police constable, was St put on his trial, .fo the murder of B. Magrafh9 in April w last, under circumstances which stron e r onstrate the Si n alarming state of society in- that unhappy country. The id idividual who lost his life had collected on the sea-shore ...

... F ro m- A M- - tk From Spain there is ittle new. The- uke d'AngouD tb., leme quitted Madrid on the 28th for lort St. Mary, and re conjecture was afloat relative to his motive. His de- nv parture, says the Courer, .is attetnpte'd to'be connected, i.n souse of the journals, with intended negociations. We are at'a loss, however, to understand why the presence of o his Royal Highness should be ...

... lou5sang perOsFs. _ I. ?? . I . UJtBDAY FOX APPUERTICES ANID. )ECA4IC -. - I ; f*i. Lafeitctr bm never yet learned that nhy of the a four ?? ckildtreir whixnm he hiu eduefted at the tli borough school, though taken from the lowest classes of se- bi eiety, has hce8n cbargedi r acourtof justice-wuth any offence. th 13diO Be -articlej AaUcaOiO ef S1Ae .,pt o -s in '7ie esrabl shment of ...