... Itectton%. £iSO A:TZ TO coitutSeONDrNr. a THY DUKE TO HIS DARLING. We have been particularly requested to publish {he fob- lowing specimen of royal epistolary talent, together with the annexed parody. 0 The followin~gletter was proved before the parliamebtariy - .oeaniittee, sts1809, to be in the hand-writing of a Royal o luke, apd was addressed- irs. Clarke; to be left at g t4e Post-offilee, ...

... 2 ':lDS ER H**CtUVFj. : ?? L2' .L3 eiR i-. S - . SRID . OCy>TOBER 21', 183;5.i' - GdOw !tArO~it-We. expsct -e .shlla1 he~r~ orebn pty. ibbte About calling a.anzmn1o HaD in t Llvdtaool. after the freemen have . eyrfitted the latej I L-veepoo1, after the freemuen have. psei'itte the ?? Mayor to pars'out of ?? Wiipicc affording him the wairhon Olsporlytnity gf iping 'oF ?6ei~sgS ?? a measure ...

... AY 13, 1825. The brickayers and plasterers, after standing out nearly a fortnight, have returned to their work, having both ob- tained an advance of two shillings per week. This ad- vance, we understand, the masters offered them when they first struck, but they wanted twenty-seven shillings per week. ?? o ?? '-rec tamed an advance of two shillings per week. This ad. lisi vance, we understand, ...

... ? I vartettm - - - rho - ?? lad Mrs. Belzoni.-We are happy in being enabled to in- war aid form our readers thbathe Lords of the Treasury have come 7 eo thedetermination of allowing Mrs. Belzoni'the sunm ofo nav t 2O, which that affectionate wife and deserving woman the the hd,in August, 12s, remitted from England to the whi DngMoorish minister at Fez, with a request thatit might be the ble ...

... LflVePQOLIDAY, SEPTEM-WEU 23, 1825, ~hd the At the meeting of the turveyots of inigbways yestesday th se'sngt, MrNf. Hunter, who'a has been *etnpoyed on7h } bui roads in the neighbonrhood'of W~est Derb~y, was appospttehT' the additional assistant sittieyor. ~Thher w*ere se~ifr val] candidateux Yesterday se'nnight, several butchers, who stand in Ive George's-market, appeared befole the Mayor, ...

... Varietfer. E4p1osion of Fire-damp.-Last week an explosion4f of fire-damp took place in a coal-pit belonging to Messrs Smithsons, at Wakefield, Outwood, by which two men a .lost their lives, and others were so shockingly burnt, as to : leave little chance of their recovery. On Sunday week a, fire broke out in the woollen and worsted mill belonging to. Abraham Rhodes and Co. at r Woodhouse-car, ...

... QOrvoreponbence. 2' ?R f~i~j1~op -Tal LIVaRAPeOL NXRCUA Y. GE25eitt. thatoerl time ago you werq so obliging as to publsh'~ ?? mine, addressed to the countyirate pay. ers, the last Of hiuich should have been a nie be following Petiteion- but having at erti milaid teis peth tion, end observing, islbsequeh at the thmemisim otantsueb- Jec, tappat to4 like the great natonalaevil, ssonly tonhe bo ...

... -~OC -rr TIOhoo ?? on Saturday i vtl T eto o6 place On the pro. ?? y ?? aple re- Alto gi, , ?? topic j4K1~ - ?? I6~ ~ ane the part fse~nebpor Many ?? the -Dock Ttstees Fn1theD~qof this claimn a's to its pinctitopl~e, ied io°e -repOSentae of the-mercan-t ?? Act of Parliament, be *- 14 ~ ~e~dO the ne the Tute 'tle Dot tck committee.h pothersof to them to i~e1m oldspl~'whch uficentV fror the ...

... ?? 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 ...

... MCiANICS? INSTITUTE. T E LIVERPOOL JE DITOR7S OF TIL LIVERPOOL MEECR IS TO -IgX was grieved at learning, from your report Gestisorr hi ar Corporate Council on Wednesday the iigorn0s caseI s motion for a grant of £soo to tbarlsO . S qlool of Arts had been rejected at all, ?? M5majority sf28 to 7. moe b'r r40i'y passed. 1 had been led to hope a dif- Frto a15t, would have prevailed there, and I ...

... ertirrsopout(tuff.., COUNTY RATES. b TO THE RDITORS&OF GP THE LIV'ERPOOLJ-MfCl r I D - Grsm-mam,.Theabose of the rates-of this-eounty havilg e ?? the abilities ofithat able, Intelligent, anrdenligbt- a ened.patriot, Colonel Williams, fora series of time-without a redressid beg leave-tooffera few remrarks upon thatsubjeet. I am a landowner in a small township in Lonsdale tunindrel I north of ...

... CO'UNCIL PROCFEPINGs ON THE 3rd INSTANT. . the g ELECTION OF MEMSERS FOR THE DOCK COMMiTTEE. to the A After the routine business was ended, thq Mayor called comm the attention of the Trustees of the Docks, in Council tdeme assembled, to the election of 13 members to serve on the ing s, Dock Committee, (in lieu of the late committee of 21,) infinit agreeably to the provisions of the Act ...