... ,,Vaietic. m A' tha ire General Mini has been dangerously ill, but is now pro- chE ire nounced to be out of danger. not are Last week and this, deputations from London, Man- bun tes chester, Liverpool, Leeds, and Birmingham, have been tes' tea in this town, examining several of the coliiery railways in the tohe neighbourhood, and trying experiments on theloco n rig nd notive engines; and have ...

... 1- Lbe tL ernp1 t ?? txr e SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMA. FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1825. C- I ISnii FRANCIS BURDET T.-This excellent, enlightenede and consistent gentleman, equally estimable as a man and eI - ?? A AA- ?? Asr~- : , . . . . -- a patriot, has just furnished an example to his affluent countrymen, by which we hope they will profit. The aristocracy appear to dread the general diffusion of ...

... ?? Obortbattaon. Sousth America.-The recognition of -the independence of the two states of Colombia and Mexico, which has now, ar it is understood, been resolved upon, though perhaps tic delayed longer than was necessary, will'give universal th satisfaction. There is not the least doubt (nor has there is been for a year past) that Colombia and Mexico have rel enjoyed as absolute an ...

... ?? u Oboerbationo. ?? -- Greece.-We regret to find that internal differences sit amongst the. Greek leaders, and the alledged disaffection s of one them,- adduc-es 9c apprehensions of the worst rel consequences to the vauseof independence, which after in the late successes of t es, and whichseemed toplace 7 them almost b-e *;*n §f)~R ta defeat, is peculiarly i deplorable. Soaaers indeed evince ...

... an#, b%*ti ?? 5 - -- - 'a . - I I I.F. InD aiesti try,, sch as, lngland, the exist- z ?? e ~itelvdatifiop between mastersap Wurkmlir -o o he jublic wl-nor can- it .be isswbedn ai*.Idge pcios. of i iyidsifice nne'ig. To no county is this fact snore applicable tbha tio hi ,, heriein ,the manufacturing towns, sot ntsa ?? obfmen are employed in conigregated masms. amongst whom discontent is prone ...

... P-abal E-tittit-igence. Hibernia, Watling, cleared at New York for this port the 29th nit. I..tipr h Tuscarora, Serrill, hence off Philadelphia 50th ult. Jane, hence at the Balite 5th ult. Pacific, Maxwell; Courier, Wallace; and Corinthian, Da- vies, hence; and Robert Fulton, Britton, from the Clyde, at N ew York. Hoffnung, Block, hence at Copenhagen. Julian, Kraft, hence at Elsineur. Morro ...

... ?? tb ooll erci~lrm FRIAYU, JAlARY 2ia.; -, -s FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1825.- : z: . , D -1 COMPARATIVE TRANQUILLITY OF IRELAND, AND,- ABORTIVE ATTEMPTS TO DISTURB IT. Dr. Robert T1jlor, late of Bolton and Liverpool, who etigrated; a few years ago, to the United States of Aine. rica; contributed weore than any man living, to open the eyes of the Bridish public to' the diaholical system of ...

... MESSAGE OF THE PRESiDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.I Nr Our usual packet of New York papers having been lost a to in the ship Diamond, wrecked on the Welsh coast (as c he noticed in another column), we are indebted to a commer-11 a- cial house for the New York Gazettc of the 10th Dec. 0 In. received here yesterday by another vessel, containing the to President's Message, communicated to the Senate ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1825. Junction of thme Atlantic and Potfjc.--Amongst our q Amnerican news last week, we quoted a paragraph from a : - . - .z - : - -1 . . - I .- a -n II New York paper, stating that a recent decree of the thi Sovereign Congress of Mexico bad authorised the Presi. ret edte1rs-th, dent of that infant Republic to receive proposals for cut- ha ting a communication ...

... friee Ribrerpoot yX fiercurp. SALUS POPul L= SUPBtETA. FRIDAY, JAIYUARY 7, 1825. COBBETT'S NEW LiGHT.-OUr readers will recol2ect that Cobbett, not long~ago, told the public that he would lav the charartr,. f' q p.1; A.- .. . - lay the character of Sir Francis Burdett as bare as the back of his hand; that he threatened to make such an exposure of his benifactor, as should drive him to- ...

... N 6ii A a' adoae jthe lse tlB.1 a Rtices'e@ sting itn Je O Bn.b¢}-. bethe adioeaeealsetfor Catholic -I ernaacip^~on, htowever >i'.hii~ t el religion pernao. sion nm iifrm j~chargech awiriter cC ' with a des toxc-es~thlish Cibofdsm, becat-se ; he so tends that thosewho Profess sa4 oiglit not, Oh that as account, to be sulje'et ?? and ipenalties, is, in 4ur eqilfniioi m t unisonahle and absiurd. ...

... Vartetteo. Tew Stonzach Pnap.-T iis instrument was successfully n F employed in Chester on Monday evening last, in the case o1 of a person named Ryley, hedo drank off at one draught a c, eyzpnt of fare gin, and, whilst endeavouring to swallow two lr Jglasses of rumn directly afterwards, fell, as though shot, to ti the floor. The man was instantly carried home, and put a tio bed, and the ...