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... V, aritti to. I the A CASE OF DREADFUL DISTRESS. mt A pentleman, his wife, and two sisters, from comfort- fro able circirinstabces, are reduced, by a series of misfortunes, bei to the menecngholy necessity of applying 'to the charitable it and hlijisate for some relief. To add to their distress, the to gentleman, through want and despair, is dangerously ill, ba -and his wife, being near her ...

... X-jew%, ffoletgt nb X3 obmttic.f - -. - - . . Gsrece.-The Globe and Traveller, after remarking, TI accordi' fo 1Dstth*i th tbedfer owsat St. Petesetbte p burg on the afrairs of Greece, baa ended in nothing,- ton, draws the following pleigo account of the state of that one, intetesting eountryz-w Every body who bae attended to !vane the concerns of Greece, knows that all danger to its inde- by ...

... -- 1~~~1Utj d I r~ j) t;!e ubove ve,-sI. TOa 'TIP RDITORS OF Tlr, LIVELPrOOL 3IflRCURI' GENTTLF'VIE~N-,-AMung ^ swA I - ?? ?? Vt il LIVr-1?POOLvMERCURzY GENTLEr.me,-\lungo here! Mungo there! surely folks ;, take rme for some pedantic old schooInaster, or some eple- netei, neglected physician, that I must for ever be correcting their mistakes. Bad gramnmnaragain; most execmable Latin, at ...

... 34-aa ?At fhaditactla. - br TH The Samuel was loading at Pa-a for Gibraltar, and the hi C To- Laurel and Gomez for this port 4th Aug. e bly, Olrbit, Tinklialf, ei-nce at New; York the 29th Aug. nr PEN- Corinthian, Davi., hence at ditto the 1st ult. ,00- Florida, Wilson, hence at Philadelphia. Mercury, Stafford, hence at St lem the 24th Aug. co rd. Eagle, Mto ris, hetiee at Alexandria. T .hey ...

... - 7a tt c5. - . . . . g . . :. I ?? Mew Mnzr !e.-.tt is detierniied. wve understand, that r tbe -lew church iintended to be erected for the joint aecotn- tl mudatiou of the townships of Kirkdale qnd Edotc, is to be t vrnilk oa a picec ovfground, which will be ptesented to the t s-ustees by Lord Derby. nearly mid ay between the two fi flares, and abooit h3afla mile from Bootle. b A ?? iltiing ...

... I AL litM I LON DON, WEDNESDAY EVENING. 'WR L I A DIENT.- pre tdae Hous ary 17-~Thier -wasno Public busineess nr the House of Cond leathe -tou oF Potns, Mr. Stewar wortxe~ moved levetbing in -a bill to 'amend tbei aw~ for the pre- 1auon of gaiue. 'Ce rlncits fet f tebl r St, That gjanie shoul eo~ lerpn of' the Ownlaer he land ; to be ai~ps~ of of thetowiner to kill it webo A it utn pr to ...

... SALUS POPULI LEK St3PRENA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER s9, 1824. : 1 LORD BELGIIAVE AND TE[E ClSInItRE WHIG CLxU. I -We long wished; and also -urged the Cheshire Whig I fwlrls ?? redo ?? _4? A.-1 in.: - . [ riey ?? -IU --UgUU Llli ?? ?? M ?? to issue some declaration of their political creed, in i, c. byrwhich the public might be able to ascertain to what a lila, species of Whigs they belonged; and ...

... orrte. he west tudsf oracle dumrb? Ha~ve nlot you a fillt!itbty spin esplanad'OO rdfne Have all the __edt piie fite you? Do0 you Jet judgment 'be understoOd, as it stands In 0dcel '1 Mes i stcint hereprint ofyourlncubrattonss rt ..elitrersyi Ipoolest India Association, that you 11p tile LIS-r scI tlt' n Of the slave is now available in courts AI te ilfet all, our colonies, except against his A ...

... ITAMSION 0olt THE JUDGES. ELI We have great pleasure in laying before our readers the t ?? interesting correspondence on a subject of much ct public interest, particularly at the present time, when a sa new attempt is miaking to swell out the already exhorbi- so it tant amount of our county expenditure. We cannot pay el a sufficient tribute of commendation to Colonel Williams, ( for his ...

... INHARITED HO'USE TAX. To the Honourable the House of Commons of Great BrItain i and Ireland, in Parliament assembled, the Petition of the ti Shopkeepers and Retail Traders of the Borough of Liver- ol pool, mosthuably showetb, t That your:petitioners have ever been willing to sustain their fullshare and proportion of thepublic burdens, butthey oi beg most humbly to state to your Honourable ...

... $abal iantriieturc. WT^qT .odSA ?? MOST EXTRAORDINARy PRESERVATION. She We are about to record one of the most unparalleled and reat- providentlalescapes that, perhaps ever happened. It appears was that the Coromandel, 110 tons, while a short distance to the S. 'VV of the Eddystone, about three o'clock on Monday morn- direr ing week, under close-reefed topsail and fore-taysail, wae rude. ...