... I.IVERPOOL CATHOLIC MEETTVG. Friday hit. a numeronn :.a Qsl t- £LIVEtRPOOL CATH'OLIC MEETTIG. On Friday last, a numerous and respectable meeting of the Catholics of this town was held at the Catholic school, in Copperas-hill. John M'Cartney, Esq. M.D. having i been unanimously called to the chair, he proceeded to open ee the business of the day, by briefly informiing the meeting that they were ...

... Yaritttfo- THE MOU1TT ROOKS. 'Aeenried sports, L That die their pleastire to another's pair.' - I-- ti Some months ago, a couple of rooks began to frequent d the Mount gardens, and commenced building their nest in one of the highest trees in the centre of that pleasing L spot. The gardeners were delighted with the unexpected It; vi6itors, and all the neighbours were pleased at the pros- pect ...

... labal EnttitigencE. PACKETS TO SoUTH AssRicA..-Government has, at length, T acceded to the wish of the merchants trading with Colombia Ia° and Mexico, by sanctioning the appointment of packets to sail a regularly to those countries. As the packet previously estilb- fo 1ished for the communication with Buenos Ayres included the fo conveyance of letters to Chili and Peru, the whole of South ...

... he I ~,4 to ~~i ~ - - ?? inhbians o lid k toel r forther arenaaleO deau frhra ndments in, the ab, ersd endble-dreditors to reeover their dlvent tors f01 Lord Hiolland presented ai ebts eb t, he Mayor,~ Alderman, and (Con tts rm ~ ' against the Alien Bill._On.t et i Of Bill coming on, the Earl of Li it at greatrlength -Earl GovePor spoe i tmoners that the Bill was ttn t venessr d with -The ...

... - -O T 1)MALit ArrintlocATH FVuExD, Sim,-,One morning veareytl j iiy old. chummy, Lord Byton, slaps we on the foot, and says tS mre Totnmy, mrays he!. -the author of 'Thirty days c Itath September' deserves trhihortality.- Dang It, says 1, i Lord, rso he does, and I should vasdI like to be popp'd in the ?? coustellation.-i4oi dear friendto extenuate suchasplra- TF tions, I write this here ...

... AgMe., dporeti allb Do nluti. l~- - I of I SS'AIN. vail Spahf is still degraded and oppressed by a finatical des- the potism. which it is impossible to contemplate without wh, eomseislse~atihi fbf liia people, and abhorrence of her thin rulers. Since the period of the restoration of Ferdinand, seal bis administratiow has been marked by a succession of |isa cruelties and barbarities, which ...

... ?? A A'F , i:CK to The PIblic mrind has ben oil cited by the diseuslsons on th too lniech r,~ ~ ~ ?? rnteb anevl'htea~t3d too't el i and out of C!ouncil, for , abjeathosh20o, or, sary to say muchl in the way of t10pas1 0504 all wet We ?? then Only e remark ii ]at terest has of late exre ed a vrk thei 1 Dock Bill has become e- a very gene'0 tbe ] on the meenlorable ITePoRT of Which o the rat, ...

... - I - LANCASTER LUNATIC ASYLUMS I at Ml TO THE EDITORS OF THE LZIVERPOOL MIERCUYSJ. Jis -'Oa,cw'TLrmEa,-The dispute, which has so long subsisted of , between the visiting magistrates of the Lunatic Asylum, and of 4 Dr. Knight, the superintendent, respecting the charges pre- by ferred against him for making profit on patients' clothing, pat was brought to a conclusion at the annual sessions, ...

... kLp.-S. DoeIt. Clabal Enteltig~encec sugh ~ era- Isabella, Cameron, hence at Cape Breton. sl TrH Prince Leopold, hence at Rio de Janeiro. LAN- George, hence at do. in 54 d(ays. hi The Camoens, Iaram hence at Oporto. LO. Margaretta, Veen' 4ence at Antwerp. r is In Penelope, Patrickson, hence for Miramlchl, which sailed a1 ksing 2d ut, has put back leakY L been Traveler, Carr, and Isabella, ...

... Zb ?? ibqpouo jiflacury. X SALUS POPULP LEX SUPREAfA. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1824. COMMITTAL OF DxssENTINa MINISTERS TO Tfl5 1 TREAD-MILL.-VarioUS accounts having been given of ?? the Ponnmitt.e1 tn teh. eA-M-: ?? : the committal to the tread-mill of two dissenting mints- ters, by a clerical magistrate of the county of Bucking. r, ham, we are happy to have it in our power to give a his- tory ...

... .- IC . 'G 1r.1, near 1anclbester. cqNDU JC'r OF HENRYv GU4ITHS, THE SAWY1RJ STFR IHIS CONDEMINATION FOR THE MURDER OF JOHN e JONES- e From the moment of the verdict being pronounced, a visi- S ble and indeed striking alteration took place in the pris ner's countenalce. a livid, bilious hue overspread his face. His s voice faltered, and when he requested to see his wife and ehil- g dren, the ...

... TH-E SPANSI- GUITAR. a:.M There is at present in this town, a most extraordinary performer upon the Spanish guitar, whom we have had the : pleasure to hear in a private party, in company with some friends, who are generally acknowledged to be well versed in music, both practical aud theoretically; and who all is concur in the opinion that the gentleman to whom we to allude is a most ...