... - -- 7 ..cig utberpool jeaerrarp. I SALPq POPULI LF.X FtYPREaTA. * l.ID9.Y, APmIL 9, is824. Wt When our readers are aware of the circumstarcos sdtigh have induced its to address the followivn letter to the journeymen Sawyers of Liverpool, we feel assrti t'.Mt they v-ill not require any apology from us for devoting 1 tm so:important a subject the most conspicuous depnartmr.c I f OnU Journal. ...

... lFarittt. ' Liverpool Work on Slavery.-Our readers will perceive, I by reference to our advertisements, that a new work on f this subject, from the pen of one of our townsmen, will apear early next week. It is proper that Liverpool It ?? take the lead on this subject; for which reason we were much pleased to see the recent ahd interesting , pamphlet of Mr. Ashton Yates. a Liverpccl Coal Cas ...

... V-Driqinal. I fl TO 'r-s )PDITORS OF TrHS LIVgrPOOL MERCUR . u GESTLESIEx ,-YoU and all the world have heard that at ?? Right Honourable Secrutry of State for Foreign xv Affairs has been on a visit at Dublin to the Lord Lieut. ce of Ireland, and that he was expected by his Liverpool fo friends to come anl see them, on his return to London' The subjoined invitation, if it were the one really ...

... Corr ?? SLAVERY. I F T LVPP L MNcuRr. i f D! say lastyea verneut ice k, ~r upon the great Improveen In h ,'sre,cael i pour West India colonies, which it 'ithe 5la'>reiseiy taking place for the last :r hisy been r ounded in our ears both by c , p lajy by the latter) in such a d ~ is rte'~ sto lead those not well informied ?? Sein s to 5Oppose, that every thing had been ; ii -to raise these ...

... I pckuo, &prctft;,ll allb :19ollirr?,tic. |GR.EE.CE. By letters from Missolonghi we learn that Mauro Micheli, Bey of Maina, and Ex-president of the Execu- tive Council, who had for some time been in opposition to the views of some of the best friends of independence, has at length made a sacrifice of all his private interests. and accepted the command in chief of the army of Livadia.- Several ...

... T HU RSD)AY last came on at I-tolyrood H-ouse tihe etretion of a representative P'eei, to sit. and toste in l'arliament, in room of the late M~ar- qnistlf lIothianl, whzen William .Johnl, Lord Napiei, was ded~aid to be duly elected. Tenew Acjx for ascertaining anid establishing stliifovmuity of Weighits and M9easures is more likely to attain thle accomlslishlment of that highly im or- tal~t. ...

... AI IIR tlw 1irtsking up ,f the Privy Coon- ?? cil, hich was held y este rday, at lirig~hieur, a itssenitir waS itn ediatelv dlispat ched to 1 Ilert- foi I raotl, with} a reslqite for Llttrat for r n:eek. ,l i ltovl I lighness the Duke tif \ rk has mien'P Sb0 Lineas, atid 'the IDoke of Glou' ester 25 gnineas, for the Statue to Lord Erskmea lihe amounlt at present subscribed is about tOOOp. i~t ...

... Tr r F Jaw eien papers are filledwvsith the detail of a Negr o conspi racy, said to have beeni ?? by the fidlity- jf a slav e. Thle plot is ~descrlibed ais L'X- tremrelv suangut nary atdd /'ornudably eutenisire btat in the present tstae of the minas of the Colonists we must allow for a great deal of exaggterstiou, and Iterhtapeven fir suiti 1tositive fiction. 'The N'ws q'irnes-thie best ...

... The^ fqunadron fitted nut to act ttYaissst, Algicrs aiL n early dll returned to Rngland, andf wil1 be dils- mantled at the several ports wlelee they we're if tted ont . It is sxiid that the RUttuger hns brought home the origina! trerttiea which have been erxecuted hy the Devy of Algiers. livan Act passedin~theast Session of Parlia- menxt, any perso n spbhrting wvithout first t~laing out x ...

... LONDON, JUNE 8. NEWV York papers have arrived to the 9th 1ult. By an arrival at Providence from the windward coast of Africa, information was rcceived of the commnencement of hostilities between the English and the Ashantees, but the result was not known in that quarter at the time of the sailing of the vessel in question. In consequence of this war, the supplies of gold from tie interior bad ...

... ,)I)NDON. SEPr. 10. A ('oilrt of Proprietors of the London Docks assemblcd at one o'clock yesterday, at their bouse, ill Plrince's-street, for the purpose of con- sidcring the expediency 01 enlarging the works of the C;owpanly, when the following Resolution was carried by a considerable majority:- That the I)irectors be empoweeed to enlarge the Docks and Warchous-s of the Company, as to them ...

... ox PonDs Saturday, Oct. 2. BANBURY CHARITABLE SOCIETY For visiting aad relieving thie Sick and Distressed Poor at their own habitations. A SERMON will be preached in aid of tbis In. stitution, in the Parish Church of Banbury, TO- MORROW afternoon, October 3, by the Rev. J. IlUnIXES, Curate of ])eddington. Divine Service will commence at half past Twvo o'clock. There will be a collection at the ...