... FIbe Y FberUool fRlerElt, . FRIDAY, FEBRUARY S. 1826. COMMERCIAL EMBARnASSM1EXTS, &c.-AiAongst I the multiplicity of causes whicb have conspired to produce I the dismay and embarrassment now prevailing in the corn o mercial and trading circles, there is no doubt that much of h sile mischief, as we last week observed, may be traced to n that excess of confidence, or in other words, facility of ...

... ,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 ...

... 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 ...

... Varictae. -off - p no It has been erroneously stated that iton had lately risen tt the ten shillings per ton, On the contrary, we understand, it g9 las fallen nearlyonepound per ?? Gazelle. w fel. The'Svre-bsitry Cironicle contradicts the leading asser- ant, tions of an article in a Salopian journal, under the head of di bby Horrid and Brutal Atrocity, relative to a confined In- el nbst ...

... -.1. l3arliamentarp Compalbillm. muet HOUSE OF LORDS. objc tion IRELAND. Thrsdaye~e, Feb. 9.-In answer to some questions, Lord wr Liverpool said that a bill was preparing respecting land- inrt lford and tenant; that the Grand Jury Presentmetnt Bill ian t was under consideration ; that a report would be made thul Onl the Constitution of the Courts of Ireland ; that a bill that was preparing ...

... FVRI AibeYoEoU lt 1826. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1826. Tnr CoRt BILL.-It is rather with regret than sur- I priae that we find it is not the intention of our- free trade } ministers to take any immediate steps to amend or rescind those arbitrary laws which enhance the price of our bread, and, comsaetqntly of every other article of life. To reduce the protecting duty to its minimum at once would be ...

... eO r-p l,. pULC rTITU TION& wg O T,9E LI1VERPOOL INFIRNARY. fo r 0 ia ,told Yel' are about to assemble, and, re, fi to5 ~add,,yOu one subject of peculiar ic- Can C.s 3 t, ,, humanity and the improvement an Ir , rhCntersosgoI tl one deaervintgyourt soberand A 3ealOUS anid illiberal spirit pervades a eatll'0' --adring their advanitages the pro- ara in ' thercactuofilotbiefeelirav arrest- a *t ...

... adarliamcnvap eComnpsium. 'HOUSE O LORDS, FEaB 2. i a second edition of the Mcercuryt, on Friday evening last we published entire the King's Speech on the opening of Parliament. As this document appeared, of course, Qzly in a very limited number of the copies of our jour- i, l -te shall here rerinsert it, as aa t c'it upoi *hhlh w w m taay r ithe-rnow or hereafter offer some commentary. His ...

... yaiiettaro The distressed Silk Weavers and Othcr.- His Majesty n has given orders that tlse rooms of his palace at Windsor c shall be hung round with silk of the Spitalfields rnanr- b facture. It is expected that many of the Nobility will p testify their compassion for the unfortunate weavers in a tl similar manner. The distress in Spitalfields is now dread. t] ful in the extreme: many of the ...

... t inltmigelffe. SHIPWRECK AND MASSACRE. The ship Rambler, A. 11. Greaves, master, from London, on a whaling voyage, struck on a reef of rocks, on the morning of the 10th of August, 1825, on the west coast of Madagascar, about sixteen miles to the northward of Port St. Felix, and was totally lost. The men escaped from the wreck in three boats, two of which, we lament to state, were cut off by ...

... Mr Gerard.-We are sorry to state that Mr. Gerard, the portrait-painter, who was known to many of our readers by his poetry, is no more. He left this town in health and high spirits, but had not been more than three tio or four weeks in Glasgow, when he was seized with an illness, which, in a short time, carried him to the grave. He had just published a volume of poetry, the profits of which he ...