... 1.. .1J_ ?.Il IlItElitlatlICC. I -p-A I SHIPWRECKS. lo .nO 14.-4.rrnved, the steam-boat Post-boy, -Lmeroalthe-taze, withtheletter-bagsof theship ,wown, of Baltimnore, forty-three ds.ys from Liver- D, h Phbli6 relciina, Brown, from Philadelphia, re- M fte)roaa-oundnearthe Bar, with 41 feet waterin A edpumpa gsing, and the water increasing. The vialaoaground near the Bar. Hlt 'bov, Captain ...

... THE CATHOLIC RENTS, OR NATIONAL FUNDSS.:P :Pi r A worm will turn when trodden on.,-otd prrvdot e e Lord Bacon, who declared that 1 knowledgewas power, I, might have added that money was also power, seeing that i- without money a man is so powerless as to be unable, in a a court of law, to obtain justice, however flagrant may be the outrage committed upon him. 'the 11 If this be the case ...

... $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. ...

... r. On Tuetday a Vestry was held in St. Nicholas's Church, 5 pursuant to public notice, for the purpose of taking into t consitderation how far it might be advisable for the parishioners to unite with the Common Council in obtain- ing an Act of Parliament for the purposes therein men- d tioned. Very few persons attended. Mr. Joseph Lang- d ton was called to the chair, and stated the objects of ...

... lvi L1DA. %i .) A (SarreoponboctQ - CO-BBETT'S HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION, as kM !ro lufE EDITORS 09 TIHE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Cal Saa,-The first number of this important work has just tin made Its appearance, purporting to show that the Rcforn-.a- net tion has impoverished the main body of the People in Eng- call land and fraland,.and that oficourse the people enjoyed much the more liberty and ...

... z Vlierpeot ftlcrcur-. ' SALBS PULI LXX SUSRZWA. I RTlDAY, DECEMBER S, ISM. I TE 'CATHOLIC ASSOCIATIONS AND THE CATHOLIC RENS.-It is reported in several of the Irish papers that 11 9 Aruln~o il hIA --lnatDEl Iesa AL1: 11a proclamation will be immediately issued, prohibiting b2 the future meetings of the Catholic Association. It ap- h pears, also, that the most strenuous exertions are making ...

... xf, ?? Aecrcident.-On Tuesday night, a re - Most distressinig Aecidesef.-Oni Tuesday night, a re; mutt spectable old man, named Win. Williams, a master cooper, Siu ptesented his account at the Counting-house of Messrs. that: higfield and Birch, merchants, and was referred to the week fcitfreman of the works to have it exam.ined and passedi. For vesse Tthi proehe wet to the 3d story of the mill ...

... ?? Torrup6nbence. , mold. - ax 5t~sDES' CHA~l7Y. It4 t KALEIDOSCOPE.] oeba TO THE EDITOR. la Mi SiRn,-This most excellent Institution, which fursh0es: ion as professional aid and domestic comfort to poor mnarss.d p but it women, at periods when their situation is the most interest. ti e9- ing to the best feelii gs of our nature; this truly charitable x even Institution is shortly, I trust, ...

... rai alt es*ba)m ?? i ?? 417t60TiSFEs ?? oi T555 XEL1oltATI0o2 oF' - , £RI;LA~b. ' We leasi ordrn the Cork Sonthec, ?? r that ouis highly'respected and benevolent townsman, Nfr. James Erper. has lately paid a, visit of a few dals t Cork, for the generous purpose of interesting te influential classes of societyin that city to second his views on the means of zaising the degraded and wretched ...

... Zbje ?? -Ji r EtvD:. SAE.US ZOPULI LEX aUpRE.IrA. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1824. Isis. ' BRIEF EXAMINATION OF THE CHARGES AGAINST THE I CATHOLICS. S. Ma The Tory newspapers, and amongst the rest the Liver. th pool Courier, have of late been more than commonly m bitter in their execrations of the Roman Catholics of the h- United Kingdom. But upon examining the reasons te- alleged in support of ...

... MiR. FAUNTLE ROY. Several weeks since, a portrait of Nfr. Fauntleroy was published in some of the papers, representing that unfortu- nate and guilty delinquent as he appeared at the bar on his trial. It was said to be a very striking likeness; but it Was very ill engraved. That which we now present to our readers is much better finished. We have had it by us for several weeks; but we felt some ...

... Yfartetic.5. -sent Th lso eavers have resumed work, at an advance him ofwgsof2.t 2s. 6id. a week. The spinners yet stand that out. Svrlo he ?? of Bolton and Black- won burn havc also advanced the wages of their workmen. ha e on Tuesday se'ninight, about six o'clock in the evening, sou1 asMr. George Travis, of Rochdale, was on his return for homec, fromn Burnley, hie ftll into the river at ...