... ?? .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. ...

... 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 ...

... varictico. gr Mr. Canning, who has been sometime indisposed, con- ot tinues better. th His Majesty's health is greatly impaired since his ar- Ci rival at Windsor. ni At the Insolvent Debtors' Court, held at Wakefield on be Friday last. Joseph Booth was opposed by Mr. Hardy. on ex the part of Messrs. Leech and Co. of LiverpooL The fis debtor was an Englishman, and had been long resident, H in a ...

... SISi PRIUs. ACCO3MMODATION AT I52NS. The following is the only case, tried in the Nisi Prius r Court, 'Which We have space this week to report. It was ti an indictment preferred by Mr. Weymss, at the Lancaster SI Quiarter Sessions, and was removed on the part of the de. ti fendant, by rdrtlo~orl, into the Court of King's Bench for d trial at these assiree. ti TIHE KING V. PIITT. Si Mr. ...

... OCW5 WID Obl?lclrbationo. ? e . d 'the Mexican Repubic.-It is tritely said, ',There is 0 Y nothing new under the sun. 'We deny the position, if t( h w be permitted the latitude to enumerate any thing that a dis novel in the application 'of moral dr physical agency. 81 Steam machinery in its present perfection, the employ. 1 ment of gas, the construction of rail-roads, and a thousand 0 d ...

... ,#tlcrcur?. 4S6L?JS ?OPU?A 1?mx EItflWA? I?'R WAY, ? ARCH ? EqjXCTIOir Or TS PRuESsorT or Talk UxrTEg | .iims- Tbe eletion 0F Mr. .Tnhn'Quinzc Adams to - -=o -A -4-L AA a-oVA A Sem AdA the truly dignified station of President of a free nation, has fuiiifded sa opportunity to the Tory journalists to in- duwlge in a pitiful and senseless sneer at the boasted free- 0 dons of the citizens of the ...

... ?? ?? ltfrurp. SALUS POPUL! LXXY SaWMA. IRIDAY, AMARCH 11, 1825.1. COMPARATIVE POWERS AND PRIVILEGES OF TEE I KING or GREAT BRITAIN AND THE PRESIDENT:OF AING OF ',REAT DIORTAIN AND THE rREStIDENT:OFS THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.-The followingin. s teresting docameimt, which has been prepared forpublication- |r several months, is now presented to our readers as a substi- a. tute for the ...

... 0gaa[~j.. 3ntdlUj~rT e. ,i*llo g41lt11t19tCfI. Princess Charlotte, M'Kune, had gone into dock at Calcut- Nov ror thiS port in the course of Neptune, fior Africa whih sailed on the 6th instant, has put back with loss of foreyard. George the Fourth. has been lost at the~ CapO of Good Hope. Joseph and Jane, Baird, hence at Sierra Leone. Jullno, Nannings, hence-at Ostend. Comsmerce; O-rd, hence ...

... SOlTVI' is tII According tle -t authesersio Bolivarwhich are dated the in IchtohSspter provinces had tte o 55 cause; and thei tibeato hi d' the r Ce hailed with the grete end ?? i if ?? enthsi asboth 0- Tei Satiards, who appeared to ee no cy porgey safety but eir flight had I Cr1 .o since the attile of junair. d as bane a, lost, that their ?? wertes; ,is dently anticipated. ThereortaliSprs5 it ...

... ,o rtriponrfte. '0 le TO THE RIGHT HON. GEOIGAJ CANNING. 1, Sr,-Considerable indignation seems to have beenlately excited hi certain Honourable and Right Honourable breasts, .. by wbht has been called thruets on the part of the struggling te Catholics of Ireland; and we have been told by one of those le Right Honourables ?? that this country is not to be intimidated by any threats whichinmay ...

... . sriainag. -THE LABYRINTH. The editor of the Mercrvymight find something inr our own rASSAGE. above' &P- U but he will hardly give much consideration to any thing that we could say.: -Soo tlic E ditoria Comzetsf ihe the S4tauray,'spaper. The tbllowing lines are intended as the editor's apology tghi&.leaceed cotemporary, for djeining .to explore the aforesaid PASSAGE. Your long dark ...

... LONDoN, the ?? r tre evih hi abss T-aday, Vd, ts ?? ?? t c1 o be of Newry, in fav' peaete a -peltse Of r.,i -n the e o Use toe of tle Catholic, - a'the P e~ ~ ~~o ?? pt1of (hClnaif 18+ e h d tIttees, concern s tEL rbuS. th n-e Liverpoonl. , on iainpes &- 'atssth,, enth slid I , A r of h aarivlsair iene~skedth andtitl or. Peo alstess~ti nv ir P. Burdett soulid PoStone, Wre ?? r e cusedn p Of ...