... ,poRTANT To T4E PUBLIC ?? an article appeared, of such un- thaat eneral importance. that we shall offer 0able the McrCr mere abridge. ir b hope that our readers will be induced either ' r, Rr Read's pamphlet on the subject, or the co- 100 of it which we have giver in the Kaleidoscope, Will be continued in the next numher of that d r8CTVAL AND INFALLIBLE INVENTION , o D,,,UCTl0,S IN THE BOWELS, ...

... CO)MUNICATION BETWEEN ENGLXND AND IRELAND BY MEANS OF STEAM NAVIGATION. We copy the following two letters on this subject from the Dablis Evening Mlail, of the 27th ult.: The undersigned Commanders of the City of Dublin Steam Packet Company's vessels having seen a paragraph in the London Courier, insinuating that they had been detained in port eight days by the late easterly gales, while the ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY,. DECEMBER 29, 1826. * 1. . I a I Last week the premises of Iessrs. Williamson, Web- ster, and o. in Gtafsob.strett,.wexe broken open and robbed of a quantity of hemp. , v4 On Monday, as is usual on Cdristmas.day, the inmates of t the Workhouse were liberally provided by the Church- fi wardens and Select Vestry.witl a suitable quantity of roast A beef and plum puddingifitsd ...

... ZOQ-W!?? i-tilb cod The Brazils and the Provinces if La Plata.-Accounis I have been received from Rio Janeiro to the 18th Deem. - ,,,Iber, which state, that, on the Ioth, a formal declaration of 5 the war was issued by the Brazilian Government against Lac0 ed Plata. The agitation produced by this event was great. OT of The British residents were alarmed ibr their property; not from any ...

... ithe litbpool fleraturj. FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1826. CONDITION AND PROSPECTS OF THlE COUNTRY. Although we are thoroughly persuaded ?? must recede from the high station she has hitherto held amongst nations, unless some decisive means be speedily applied to avert the evil, yet we are equally convinced that such are the national energy and habits of our country. men, that, under all existing ...

... Irlabal flit(Ililm.Ife. l C atain Win. Redfern, of the ?? 'dIttsi, addressed to Mr. Robert Cormieki, of this cool LeihoenytllamJn. 2, 86:- Previous to MYsailing tl elure lilris Wediteaday, Dec.28, asloop putin there, Vt*eie Iai °5Inch reports that they saw a square-rigged their Cpl Se hler heamends off the Ormshead, arid, oil r 5tl~toaoiris leer to render assistauce, they perceived ree~ Lobe ...

... mIODE OF RENDERING COUNTRY BANKS MORE SAFE AND RESPONSIBLE-DUTY OF EVERY MAN TO PM' HIS DEBTS WHEN IN HIS POWER. (Conltineedfront the Mercury of the 30th uat.) vet In the Mercucry of the 30th Dec. we recommended a a f ptecaueionary measure, which, if generally accepted, would _ be productive of most important and beneficial conse- foI erct ces to the whole community, by the assurance and j ...

... equOtrreponbe1teC a ~~NEGRO SLAVEY ie if TO THE EDITORSOFTELfRPo rn. ;e GENLRMENIU proeedingto the detail 0 OU :e last letter, I have to request that Your readerst ned i if their recollection the statement which 1 the lvii1 recal t ). the slave's labour, being of sufficiept value tol Made..;b le the owner the cost of the slave, and theext ribsett !p ing him and his offspring, will afford ...

... 5 C* e {tiberpjclat 4itlevhr(Un . I.J .7 - FRID.AY, INIARCtH 17 18-26. IS SLAVYERY INCOMP.ATIBIE WITH CHRISiA LNlTV AND i THE GENIUS OF THE- BRITISH CONS lITUTION ? - -OPINION OF THE LORD CHANCELLOR. The noted Richard Carlile anti his followers have long been prosecuted, fined, and imprisoned, for alleged at- tempts to bring into disrespect or contempt the Christian religion and the British ...

... vartetim. William Wakefield has left both friends and enemies in the lurch, and fled from trial. If the fugitive be taken on the Judge's warrant now issued against him, he will be tried at the next Assizes. If he he not taken, outlawry will finally take place. One hardly knows which is most prominent in the conduct of these Wakefields, the impu- dence or the folly. The amount of the ...

... varictito. d . - -re a- Lord Cochra)e. ThO first thing that jpre.eminently di M0 distinguished Lord Cochrane was the capture of the Gaino. st of His Lordship, in the brig Speedy, of 14 guns, had so th a- annoyed the Spaniards, by cutring up their trade, that the as Government despatched armed vessels from several ports dr cd in pursuit of him. Oneof these, the thirty-twogun xebec lie Game, by ...

... DESSCRIPTION OF A MOST EFFECTI:E AND SIPLE CHEAP MAglNE LIFE&PRESERVER, OR IMPROVED CORK COLLAR: AND JACKET. - iI 3 - - A Fig. 3. = Fig. .- a sI= ¢ D- ' - B Having, in the preceding letter, described the simple bet cork collar, and the mode of applying it, so as (we trust) wa to render the matter intelligible to every person, we shall Tr proceed to give a brief description of the collar, or ...