... $etb3 anb Oboerbationo. I ?? ~11 |11 AMERMtANv PAPERS. We have receveda file of American papers th the 9d instant. They do not contain anylpolitical intelligence of Ianpoftaikle. 'The olseadfal file in Yew' Bruotwicic Is briefly, noticed from the sources from which we derived our ,details, anid the Siatesman expresses a hsopetat oi cootri- uvii~b will hematleinl ?? for the relief of gi ...

... , ' ..sAU PorFuLl LvX SUPRpgtA. t FRIDAY, WOViMBFR 2, 1B2.. f I LORD !OCHRANuE.-We have a pretty fair sanple oftc editorial honedy.i in the conduct of the Liverpool Courier, - - .r -- -. ! : I - W'OWS and iJVUS.7y, 11 lU UIS UiiUUbi, 0 CU te JJtV7 /JVUS bur L 50 m on arrecent occasion. When, we were in the daily expee- Lc cation of a visit fronl Lord Cochrane to his friends in Liverpool, we ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER25, 1825. i PROJECTiED IMPROVEMENTS. ?? Barr m-;-no If thA AUWI . . . . . I . ?? r. r-_- . caut On ,Tueaday evening last, a meeting of the occupiers of into preus sea in Lord-street and tbe neigbbouihood, whose her '&ter4sta are likelyto be affected by the proposed improve- han mestst in widening the streets, &c. was held at the Castle how Misn. Loid'street, wben ...

... SANKEY ORATORIO.-TH;URSDAY, OCr.27. -- a c.,,-rcspftdent. X- ?? o-r -spindeatprmvt.j le A selection was performed from the Messiah, Saraesoi, IS, &c. at Sankey Chapel, on the above date; and it-is not in D my remeosbeance when such a train of equipage, and such al a number of very respectable families a-sembled togethe, n from ten to fifteen miles' distance, as on this occasion a the eds ...

... LIVERPOOL, PIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, IM25. casi Doc1; Afairs.-The committee met as usual, on Tues- the d3y last. A more numerous attendance than ordinary of lati members of the Coeporation portended business of impor- eal tance, although no previous notice of such had been given the in the committee. After the routine business of the day cxF had been disposed of, plans of the land and strand at the ...

... LIVE RPOOL CA'NOL1C ASSOCIATION. The first annual Meeting of this Association was iield ff on Monday evening last (by adjournment from Thursday) tb at the Catholic School, Copperas-hill, and was numneroosly th and respectably attentled. Johs -Lynch, Eso. was una. tit mniously called to preside. The Chairman having briefly stated that the busintss of the meeting was to receive the hi Report, to ...

... 4. Aabal tintaitgetthc. N. Ha Th olwng very useful suggeetiorsis ace coidfrom o tat interesting and useful wtsrk the Scaqc aeteo Noirimber 19. C A'lthough1 great Improvements have, of late years, been Us made through the British dominlons upon lighthouses, it yet lie ?? to make further progress in so useful and necessary= abe b 0llIding. They should be so Constructed as not only to as- ...

... t[reto the ase idoscope ?? dst.] been Italiaat Lieratstre.-lir. Panizzicornmencedhissecond men course of lectures upon Italian literature, on Tuesday se'n- was ijght, at ?? Institution, befsre a numerous and strus ost respect'able audience. The subject selected is the hear Or~snada Forieeo of 'Aciosto, a writer who, wanting Dante's the U sublimity. and Tasso's sweetness anti polish, is yet ...

... .I orqnte. . ; SOUTHPORT. I E EDITORS OP THE LIVEBRPOOL EIRCURY. . ?? your paper of Priday, October 21, I was rather oprprsed to find aletter from Mr.Barnes, of St. Helen's, t In-whih there are some very undue reflections, not only on emyself, ut an the inhabitants in general of Southport and the neighbourhood. As all persons accustomed to the sea and the,managemesxt of vessels must observe at ...

... ' oabal 3t11tEgieguc. staves, Haiffx,, Sept.'30.-The Adelphi, Sievewright, from St Bensor John's, N B. to Liverpool, was stranded on the south side of heads, Sable Island. 10th inst. 'rhe crew and passengers aved. 31 bl St. Micltsc4's, Oct. 6.-The Prince Leopold, Bel ?? Issaa arrived hik2ed inst.,under jury-masra on the 20 nit hides. violest'ga e, she was d,i smasted, and lost hersails bul ...

... .44As an bseObation-o. I B3 Porusgal and Breal-The treaty between the Empe. mieb ror of Brazil and the lking of Portugal, concluded under -diste the ioetiatiionof our Amcba.1eador, Sir Charles Stuart, has, theI reached ihis country. in this treaty the independence of loss Brazil is acknowledged by the mother country, as well as aret Abe title of Emperor, in the person of Don Pedro and hit ...

... I Yaritttco, - Wreckers.-A Greek vessel, which was wrecked sonica a rdays ago on the'rocks of the island of Alderney, was nur r shamefully plundered, and the crew maltreated by the wai inhabitants. Theeunhappy men declared they had much be. rather have fallert into the hands of the Tmits. The mat- res . ter will, we heap, be investigated, and the perpetrators brought to punishment. mo ...