... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... - BS rnlSnfl. hence a nd ope, F so hence ?? lo,110 n, ea at Ha~vannalb. Bron ahia, at Demerara. b I 1a~ YkSien aleone,5 off Dover.a 0ucrc5 S o, hence or Alvarado, was lst 19th n ?? b ache. Aboult 3(o0 packages were saved, J 3 ?? ?? ~t. ngDcomingo. r hence; Antitiga Packlet, Smith; and F Ii 31 Whbniteha at Anti-gun. F 3If, freD hence, at Sierra Leone. jr~~0' a Legorn. 'ee t, h~enehe~neand ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... LiVERrO L, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 18R. ?? O --a- - il11 The committee of the Underwriters' Association of Li. vet a-v~ v-o't~ wo.:pieceso'f plate, of the value of £25| 1. s Ie, or me value or ±=5 b eaci,- to Captain Cook, of the Camabria, and' 'Capiain Bibby, of the Caroline, for their mperitorious conduct ii .i sewivng so manny valuable lives freom the wreck of- the K~ent H n Monday, she wind, ...

... 11-w ? ?? - ti ell 11p HOUSE OF COMMONS. opi 035INANltw5N LAWS. err We ricur to the debate of Tsesday, Mtch 29 - WAt Mr. Huskisson iolse to Move for the appointment of at toU Select Committee, to inquire into the effect of the late re- Th peal of the Combination Laws,-with a view, if circuo- of stances demanded, to amend the act involving that repeal. ?? fle called the attention of the House ...

... For who to-dumb forgetfWiness a prey, ThiS pleasing ,nxloua being era resign'd, Left-the warmn precincts of the cheerful 4ay,. I Nor cast one longl lingeringlookibeInd D 0 ~GRAY. Those habits and customs which are found to prevailSi universally, wherever human' beings exist, and which have - iiarnctersw~ed mankind in all ages, appear to be foundedfl in our very nature and condition: they must ...

... IYarfc4vo- en The coronation of the Klng of France is definitively t es fixed for the 29th of next mojth. ly TaIrna, the celebrated tragedian, had a benefit at Paris F n- on the 21st ultino, which :produced the great sum of e ,se 414O(,sterling. at Hibh Piee of Cotton-We ?? that, in conse. . t- quence of the high price of cotton, it is- the intention of is the master cotton-spinners of Ashton, ...