... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... earreowvoionbene. te BLASPHEMY IN LIVERPOOL.or ) is _ ?? TO THE EDITOR OF THE SATURDA FS pAppp_ tur of SXR,--As far as politics are concerned, I should deem all Co' l1- further notice of you so much time unpardonably wasted pet his 'rEz ?? aihAifit. Any greet blunders, therefore, which tiol ble ou magy in future commit in your -little discourses,' shall, be ter- like other jokes, pass free. ...

... ~ -Istunaza. NO. ViIl. ;, T , pP80T A11&LZDOST, _ILI 'he WHE -DI101L the S511,-T~Ihe feat I am abotut to intoduce to your notice ansi was ?? a favourite with me; perhaps, amnnlgst other ere 'reasons, because its rationaakebaffled my comprehen- in. sion. Indeed,, I never could meet with any person who 'os, could clearly explain she principle upon which she thing hat is done ;Bilt appears at ...

... - W-iriea : Thi N w Infirmary, in Bl'ov low-street, will be opened mo on ThuradaY next, oiriwhich Qccasifn a sermon willbe serl preached in St Peter's Church., by the LordI Bisholof . the Diocase, aud a collechion made in aid of- this most ex. wit cellent ?? the ndve.isement ba theC ?? ps c. val Vestreidy week the Miyor entertained a distsngushted 50t party at dinner in the Town-hatl. Amongst ...

... O;t' fiebrpoot Afsserture. SALUS POPULE ALd SUPREMN. t I S E . -- FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3,:1824i We content ourselves with declaring, that as we should disdain to give curreney-to that whieh we knew or suspected to be false.so, when we discover that we have been made the unconscious instrument ofecrculating thefasehoods ofothers, we shall never hesitate to fix the responsibilitywhere it ought ...

... 2islh the fcIlnm;,, f We publisli the ol he cause the D'anste of a profe'si al it: o~a ole~iy:. = T THE EDIPORTAN iT To 8, GdieTLhs3r55r,-ThOat dsadfs: V seamen sometimes have recoa -erlt t tisfy their craving ap-ritc. (gtti,.ta' feelings of-SVerY one who 0tll ; te sapport. ?? :1omthtn7e,t2in Sttl~eklidrul. taking any sort of Sited, aitfi rcer, Itteico F its no secretion of g.sctrP jicero ti ...

... .: - CW,:?,JR op'nalo. -Mait.. 4 -Spoils.+.Accordinig to thti French papers theaffa& of ad. Tarifa Was not.so unhiporrant as was at first stated. The has .Constitkttonalists, on taking the town, increased their g Ots nimbers by settii at liberty galley slaves confined at , Tar:fa, and with other adherents, it is said, they at length onmbered 4oo men. The united forces of the Spaniard5 and. ...

... 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 ...

... *Tarialo- A few days since, a fine, interesting young girl, about fourteen years of age, the daughter of Mr. E. Smith, of Gloucester-street, went to visit her grandmonther, who re. sides a few miles from this town. On Saturday week she was requested to bring some walter from an adjoining drdw-well; but; not having returned in half an hour from the time she left the house, search was made for ...

... IDSCOVERY OF STAGS HlOIRNS UNDER TIE BED OF I .j WALLASEY P1OOL. I] The labourers engaged in excavating the bed of Wal- xe lasey Pool, for the purpose of making a wet dock, have N .n lately discovered several fine stag's orns in the' most al perfect state-of preset v~tion, which is tsurprising when8 we Bt- consider the length of tirae ,they must necessarily;,have.1 been buried. We shall ...