... 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 ...

... MI. FAUNTI.EnOYS CASE. C10 -rixere are said to be at this time betA een 700 and 800S Act. ort'sriar4ment in this country applicable to the Crimiual pu Law. Tt,.ec CedNpaleo awards the pussishment of diatito ant lm eases only; that of England to two hundred. - the Although no petition in favoutr of the wretched Henry me lrauntleroy had been presented to the Home Department the on Monday last, ...

... LON DO; \ ' ,IA .. Vfrl U 7 I| pa;.1 ?? only article Ihich v ?? ?? is~ ha~rerf~ a le . ObS.Irvejnt, isaltter fromn Aladi re on suhich the French cl- 1 should still occupy Spain. Ths'ah a tj~. The cabinet of Madrid vil arc e ni, staqt, made by Generals MNotijlo, Ballas~O `tr.0L the Generals of the French army ?? '0 act of amnesty be issued, ?? small numnber of Persons to beheosecl 3. A ...

... Yarictiug- Caution to TlnWet: ?? keever of the gate: ,at Edgrbaston Wzs convicted, on Tuzesdav se'nri-tt o; a - havng deanded and taken paynent f'rm a pezstu ?? - A, D inoneda, andined in thepeniatyof ZZx 3 - tate lfr. SdlW .k-A bass ?? has betz tn_= n -to depreciate the character *f the late Mr. Shebrev. b5 a r% 3 pretended ' Ntrrtive of Lu-d Brrou's vs to Sic-i17 ' iin lS21, coipked from ...

... LIVE-RPOOL, -VIIAY, NOV. 5. S~u~y, wmornig Ialps±, abo -thra A Alo'leb a vol~ot.4a1, 4 f wrinds acoospamied. by Iny~a sajo. wps ?? ~bo1tjho o4 awelig~or a i~,t.te navo,~auota on t1he North n1-4 tijt tbphe e obaeysvd The George. .- aker. freot Or.:; ?? T ..wg I driven oai shma neM 1otuve were driveh o4-~xw~~ s~ h ~br ae4 bweoawe ~ed *i~tr rvipn.t 4r ngi we e 1s #o'~wa azjw~o~~ ,tjeuashrve ...

... I AMAZWO, ;foreign MO i9oultottf. ,?Iwlrl -- - I PUBLI5BING OF POLICE REPORTS. as The case which we subjoin, on the legality to publish m ,eparste statements against individu'als brought before co magistrates previous to trial, has not, we believe, yet been a mdeied. Meantime -the -press has -been strenuously at di lei work, deprecating all interference with its labours in this of respect, and ...

... 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 ...

... LiVERPOOL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER .26 . LIVERPOOL INSOLVENT TORS. On Monday last, Thomas Barton Bowen, Esq. one of 0 the Commissioners of the Court for Relief of Insolvent b Debtors,. held his first sitting in Liverpool, in-the Court- R s-eoni of the Town-hall, when he made special orders on ft the. lov ing cases: G Gsorge Barnes, late of Liverpool, victualler. This. case P weas adoarned with leave ...

... C(go 'epOnbenlt. To 7,MR. JOB NOT;. Sin,-I thank you much for the friendly spirit of your let- ter to me, contained in- last week's M-ercury; but, as my pro- fessional pursuits will not allow me to enter into a biblical Al controversy with you, I beg leave to refer you to the following pamphlets, in which Catholic principles relative to the bible are fully explained. ist, A Report of the ...

... voic-fito-v - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -4.- . i. Fawrtleroy-On Thursday se'nnight, Mra. Faint- leroy was admtitkqd t.o an interview with her unfortunatg i husband. She wis accompaiied- by her son, and the stneering,, 8: rightn be, expected, was. eost. aff~dqg.- Whatever differences %may bave existed between themr4 all was buried in obltviatt abd mutuil forgiieness. and they aongest ...

... bee- - ex ;,ving been Rexegrtl ?? curiositl hT W O &iy ing be the large new buildin Ign ?? e x library, and diny inqure B~snreet -spect manyepup0 nsure ~tear~ i to te purpore for vjijb - ning ht pleasure in annomcr* It ol iOinS 'o e. toa th~deisx stohe ly to noftl tha o I lenit p 'Blc . DiORAMA, Whe ich, be ?? he n'tC jectof pblic originally -I the R encrt'r Park, Lo so e eeais bspulay be ...

... ,vartffiro. ie Po#t-office.-It may not be unacceptable to our readers cil sto be informed, that last session of Parliament an act (5 mi le Geoo IV. cap. 20) was passed relative to the illegal con- ofveyance of' letters, and whith, among other Matters, ex. sic pan and amends the law as to the conveyance of letters ME hy private friends. By this act, there is an exemption Ph~ lefromn the ...