... 7;~~s ~ tt-r t ' ?? SALUS POPULI LEX S1UPLRMTA. FRIDAY, APRIL 22. 1825. ?? who tells a lie, is not sensible how great a task he un- r dertakes, for he must be forced to invent twenty more to maintain that one.-Swift. Cobbett, speaking lately of the celebrated Mr. Watt, of e steam-engine celebrity, asked who the fellow was? ad- ding, ' As God is my judge, I never heard of him be- fore, ...

... ?? .4tomphebium the HUEOF COMMONS. as cis Wednrtday, March 16-~Nfr. S. Rice presented a pe- the 'tition frorkt 'ertaiu' merchhhts~ Qf Gatway, in Ireland, in try 'favbi*6'd the Liverpool and Manchester Rail-road 'Bill, -of 'wihwas referred to- the Commitetee on the bill, MO 5-ThL second. reading of the Pascot Peruivian-Mine Coin- -the pany's Bill was opposed at some length by Mr. Holbhouse. ...

... il ?? V OF TH ?? [ay OFTHR AnTA5 O1 LITHRPOOL, TN FAV~yuR ON THES CA1THOLIC stre st ELIEF 3ILL, PSIAErSENTED - ]up. SHUSKISSO ON , T ks TiH ders ,ir INSTANT. TH ?? the Honourrable the Commons Of the United Ki~ngdom of Great per SS he Britai and Ireland, in Parliament assembled, MIOS Ur Tehumble petition of the undersigned ministers and mem.- ad bers of congregation5 of Protestant Dissenters, ...

... Ivatittito.. Briatol klstit-ttion.iThis literary alnd philosophical nesablifhrnent, although it has not been opened quite two years, is making rapid advances in its career of utility. 1 The building itself, whid is extremiely handsome and tl commodious, contains a spacious lecture.rotom, a general a reaings1-rs e; an exhibition-roomn for paintings, and se. veral apartme'nts for c6llections ...

... EIELIGIOUS LTRERTY TN ASTERrTCA. -- - I- ?? 2-] .u ro C. Ave have long regarded the perfect equality of all Reli. c gious Churches and Sects, in the United States, as one t great cause of her national prosperity, and a triumphant a answer to those persons in our own country who fancy v that Government cannot exist where it ceases to prescribe a to the people the mode and form in which they ...

... C, a Ie -lM 0OF THIE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. tlflD1T0R OF p lIVdRPOOL MERCar. b5* is gentnan, who signs himself Libra, has ,in a letter nserted in your paper,.on Some Pas- ?? entitled The Book of the Roman Catholie i V The author of that woirk has been credibly in- ?? iseuployea, at this time, In pre- 'uourer ptyt. This wilv, probably, produce some t ii reoly, and give the author an ...

... ,,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 ...

... flOdAsA, BOLD-STREET. *n*flMf r. .o .;A *- *I- 1.- t A good countenalyee is said to be the best letter of in. Li troduition. On this principle, of judging a prima fancke, e we must conclude that the exhibition about to be opened c n in Bold-street will prove far superior to any thing of the kind hitherto offered to public view. The buillng, in. 5 !deed, is worthy of being ranked among our ...

... ailing Ob5eybatbl u de. Pern.-Papers have been received from Bogota to the Or' l1th of Marcb. The latest news from Pcru by this chan_ at nel is to the 7th of January. The fortress of Callao still S held out. Bolivar had issued a general proclamation,f1 outlawing the garrison for not submnitting under Canterac's fm capitulation. Four gun-boats had escaped from Callao, ex and passed over to the ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1825. On Tui~esday reqtuisition, most numerously and re- spectably signedtwas presented to the Mayor, requesting him tenrnrana -..c A:- :r ?? to him to'convene a public meeting of theinhabitants of th 3, town, to take into consideration the propriety Of petition- z, ing Parliament for a revision of the Corn Laws. His ?? exdhis willingness to comply with the f of t ...

... _n :, X71AW I , l~ anesiro In Rdaxxeived of the Land's Enl, sailedfrom 24 RiJn Iro1th Dec.,an~d, onthe 30th, inIat. 23, lon.34,felI 0] in with a brig, with her masts inb wter, !abandoned by the crew, 'but a'n lbbr of blacks holiag -by the starboard for-ca~n ad ct-ead. ~-She took thurY'One~ofrihewreck, E ~nd ertfro th inide of tbe.5'essel. The brig was: about It 2tnbuternd ap1-peaired to'ble ...

... itV-ERPOOL, FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 185. We uniderstand the Cqrpration are abolft t pdrebaie the two adrar buildingson d.thedjfir. mary, which wigl complete tlie intended ire n in ; that qurwr Th bul i. .1 Improvernent in that, uarrer. The buildingsn question .bdongto togI Trustees, of the Seamen',s k>pit al, and, are; appropriated as a recqltaiele for decayed and worn-out ma~riners. :Shouldl this ...