... Pn TO T THE EDIT ORS OF , A LIVERPOOL MERCRY. e GaNsT1sssa,-The incessant puffing there isin the news- apers, oftthe projected rail-way froms Mlanchester, Is a pretty tic sureindicetion that the subscription In Support of the scheme su prioceds'etartrily; and they who have money for such a W speamlation -certainly do well to pause before they engagein trs it. If carried Into efeet, .it may be ...

... FL TRTGICAL Ev IN i THE GULP OF U RFLORID, BY PIRATES& | 2~~~d BDt.I tp F=D ltl~eig F TlE I1epaPOUL ?? ; ye eaily imagined that e very'srfti.h nza~y Shadde2 n at the manyreeordodsationities rbea tuflaichmttedt and very pav and t 5l0 * Soy vbdtan0 (belonging to Edwstrhe vuiry I UD wh~awas lately Captured, rasd the abele of d ~ Fee rininately murdered in the '.tr W hhe metcitess tyrants of those ...

... ?? bLtrpot~l- fttrcue.: * LUS .O JiEx ave aN. FRIUAY, J:U'LY 30, 824o. X IRELAND.-TH.E VEMOIRS OF CAPTAIN ROCK . :.5as long as mi/ltoai shall kneel dowm,- * . p .: elri .f tsaezs-z4sior their OWti;'- ;Ro While thousaeds'lroudW turn awaY, And to the mi4iont answer ?? Nay ' tt * so long~t theme reign shall be Of Captain Roik and his faminly.' Roc SMeessirs. t *-i osl ur rulerk elevectread ...

... ST. MICHAEL'S CHURcus-sTEEPL.-Our readers h mray recollect that we were the first, a few years since, to ?? the public of the dangerowss state of St. Thomas'si spire; which, for. some weeks previously, had been per- V ociied to shake in the most threatening manner. We hali carefully ascertained the fact, befote w e communicated n -a circumstance of so alarming a nature; notwithstanding which ...

... PUJBLIC NIEE IN PR Y In the ?? ret T~E> VavOur of the Greek >,Ato the late mz.>i YIn the fllow te it in farvour of the Greek rauser te at e tions, followe r ee causero ii, have lie r ntft thaen Oatcd a ocasion aes r te ooejt di!.i, to' sheasetirc andu l te ai,5;A On Slitnrie! last a fairrnmes _ t5i set ltown waee held in the C o Ing0 't ei hall, for the' purpofe ?? rmtte to teir ...

... P41IS E' o BitE TRUAL, We aiw~ti ?? sati sfaction the re-appenramce br' F Urancis Burdztt i ihn Ulopourabje Holse. 1-i§ tnanr t lbiesm of char atcri Onstllied iptegrity, and the uniform I co sisteiiy he h'as raittikined, have done tnore for the saisr of liberty thaD li b bn bampiished by the ex; ..mple of anY oth.er public uxli It appearst tis that this pariotic g-'itlerran, withouit detiating ...

... iR T TO livO Mr. Gs~RbsTgLrEX ae ENl and in Liverpool) entitled,, a if am- Pour, &c. ?? ?? Por ~. by H-enry B~oth;'o gt on ?? Oh t ely- make a few remarks Witb~u Pot15 I be argument, and giving Mr t Clts 04 wry motives, I mayheaoefi to credit1 d Tell's, great national end, of the lb oeakI prpsfl rhea0 e an ostins, which, he says cok 5an rising generati0i as Seady onibttoin d 'red. action.' As ...

... CIO 134t~tl 01'cmirl'. MONDAY, AJAY' 10, 1824f. ,;J V I A, F01,1I IGAJ, A IN i itVAlIL A, I0I.S RAG llITS OF iN A SVNO111 iN _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ il Us DISSENTERS' MARiRIAGE. BILL. Ouit readers wvill perceive fronl thc detail in one of our previous columns, that tlhe-7,Di-entcrs' AMarriage Bill has been lost in the House of Lords, bya considerabe majority This we have understood wa's not ...

... M ON DVA , MARC1 22, 1824. rHN E 1.1(EI YZIP'I Pti:S Is jiL P1(.AIJ1)1[JM (1F ALL TII *.:VII.,1kJl.Illdtl.,A.sNtl Y RUIGIOU)S UGHI'S or ANE NClA.SH5'AN. Jut us. I ALTIIOUGJI, since the Minister thought fit not to concede the remainder of the odious Window Tax, there was from the beginniing no chance of its repeal, in accordance with the wishes and wants of the public, we have nevertheless not ...

... On Tbttirsday the remains of hsis Lordshaip arrived at tli Nore, from ?? in a vesscl chlartered for the putrpose and the intelligence being given to his Lordship's exe~en. tors, they imossidiately repaired to thle place ts take thf chargte of it; hut to prevent any demur, from~ wanr ci legral an thority to reeeive it, thbey previouisly proved (lihb Lordship's will. Th'lis impruptant doennmest ...

... liOUSJ- Ol.' Lm UDS, FnIDAYt, JUn2e ?? it1his i inhg the dv a piitced for the Porogation * iXParliament, tiecustomae Drenarali'w s veremadc fortthe rscept¢in orFhisri. jesry Allthe Peel' present wore their robes. Thc twyrelve Judecs took thei sealts besid, I he Chancellor. At £0 miilitri te:st tW.) 0 ch ik ho firiin 1St Otintt 5i SIsfCC the arrival of his; Mj.jeitv. AtL lalf-paqt st k h;.Ma ...

... ?? vf Lit . 'I'Thee hns heen. sonic political plotting ainong the ini,?bers o uf the Royval House of Lisbon ; bUt, as yet, rlo ?? i del U ?? of it has been reveived. Ulnder the Furcign ?? there .ill be found all that is LnOWn1 in this ?? ?? it. A parlitial chilange of M'linisters hi.s been the result, as weoh1 as tile arrvst of several ithdivi~lius of' note. Onl tile sr lhole, tile i nte lsts ...