... vartctfrc s; One battalion of the Guards marched, Or Sunday, for Lancashire, and another was expected to be ordered forL5. g- with to the same destination. The number o( suicides during the last year is stated h n, be eight timles the averaee amouunt. a- Delicatc Food.-We find, in an extract fromn 'il. p liams's Tour in Jamaica, a statement of the plea'sure le which the author derived from ...

... MLTTING THE CAT OUT OF THE BAOLOR LER- POOVLS HINT TO THE lANDWNERS, APPLICABLE TO THE FUNDHlOLDERS. trooti iltt It is more probable that the breach of national faith step 1 will be the necessary effiect of wars, defeats, misforttunes, andt althoi pulblic eciaitii~ls, and even perhaps of victories and con- fundt questa.-Hu'ar. 1The House should legil~ate not for a part, but for the Acm hole ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1826. Free Trade.-Mr. Huskisson's admirable speech on the silk question has been published in the shape oftaypam I phlet. A correspondent justly remarks upon this minister's u arguments:- His picture of the Prohibitory System is ar admirable, and ought to convince the poor deserving silk weavers that infinite mischief would ensue from re- j, enacting the old law. ...

... 'Farictico. if Mr. Wolfc.-Of this itinerating convt o e who lately figured away in tiverp0ol, the ed to1 JerIi s Dublin Irilenizan makes the following remsarks:- of ibs a readess have, no doubt, seen and admired the Q0 .r of Liston, but we can assure them, that the eff r p r Wolfe, in their risible efficts. scarcely fell 'hort of tah1 of that inimitable performer. In sober serio snesi e Jewish ...

... ? flabal Intilliquier. GreentandFishery.-The first accounts of this fishery reached 21 Aberdeen on Monday week, by a letter from Captain Bruce, of the Jane, addressed to his owners there, which was landed 3, at Shetland, by an Iceland fishing vessel. The letter is dated bg the 9th of July, lat. 02 N. Ion. 17 W. near the south-east end of leeland. Capt. Bruce states, that, the fshing having ...

... (5orreoponVaice. S - - THE SCHOLAiSTIC'AND-APPRENTICES' REGISTER. There are several wvays of reforminigmen; by thedawe of L itthe civil mag-istrate rnfiby the publicpr~eachiingof ministers: e but the mobst likely and hopeful reformation of the world .1, must begin wsith children. Wholesome laws and good ser- tI fions are bitt slow anid late ways; the timely, anid the most, P c uompendious ...

... TO Thff MAYOR AVD THF SELFCT VESTRY. I .. . rni. hrnen as men an it GENTLEreN,-You are men and Englishmen; as men and e Englishmen, therefore, I appeal to you in the name of out- raged humanity, and on behalf of those poor, unoffending, and friendless little sufferers, who, in pennyless despair and n naked want, supplicate, through our streets, the bread of - pity, and exist but on ...

... CAUSE OF THE FALL OF THE WAREHOUSE IN SUFFOLK-STRSEET. An £-1^,, i:_ _A, ZI.SA Al !1-- 1 el S2 SUFFOLK-sTREETr. The following rough sketch will fully explain the cause of this ruinons and fatal accident. Had it been intended to bring the building down, no more certain method M could have been devised than that which was adopted. A C F The dotted line is the level of the street, beneath which I ...

... ars b. In the House of Commons more than forty Pediggv le for the abolition o f slavery were presented from difi`T1 ig places ; 16 of them by Lord Milton. One of thepedi5o mn was from the University of Cambridge. Jy RELIEF TO THE COMMERCIAL CO UI t On the question relative to the Bank and the GMi' id m ent on this subject, the Chancellor of the ¢xchequq 1h stated that the Bank had consented to ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING lb PARLIAMENT. att Continuation of Tuesday's debate, 1-On the coje X' y of Mr. Canning's address, Sir Robert Wdrist~n p;ke ?? re commendatory terms of the spirited condcut if the 'eia le try on the present occasion, and congratulixed theloI on the feeling which had been evinced, and whic proo,] that this country was irrisistible, when not actuated l Id personal ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 20,1826. DOC;: COMMIO5TTEE. In Frauds on the Dock Estate.-As soon as the frauds dt which had been, for a few months only, practised on the 6s Dock Estate were discovered, the treasurer reported the bj ,ircumstance to the Dock Committee, requesting the in- so dulgence of further time, in order to institute a more mi strict investigation into the particulars; and the ...

... CA1'PTAA_ COOK. gtO or illustrious countryman Cook, rtirel ator, must interest the English reader. davtg 11 a peared in the Bortowt Recorder paragrlP eutract trom a new work, entitled. 1 f .raP as around Hawaii, the largest of the C * l rlan~s' by a Deputation from the Mission on F revert1 miles south of Kairua, and E xt gsatistrOO S has since been established, iritr liisbed up tile rocks, ...