... 30abal Elitc1ligNI(C. Shipwreck.-The brig Amos Botsford, Wm. Watkins, mis- ter, of St. John's; New Brunswick, on her passage from Wood. point, Bay of F undy, laden with deal plank, Sc. grounded on the south side of Salthouse Bank, at the mouth of the Ribble, on Monday morning week. Three boats from Lytham, and two from Southport, went to the assistance of the crew, and brought them safe to ...

... ?! ?t el coR LAWS. c he orTilE LIVEjRPOOL ME1PRCURI't fal 'T F. V try possess the means of upyn * . the ,.-rarotlo kinds of agriculturailpro- of 11,'1tlt ~,,be pio'tic to admit, frhm o-b c~~ emforeign parts of toerw cur effects of such admission would be hil he tlicarot a tract of land equivalent pr a fteqettity' imported. The revenueo p ir oterotificortry, viould undergo a dii- t ...

... jiji5fellante-5. ?? robbery. at- -- dsY ng murderwas ceimitted ho tile a a ?? Chaptlefl-le.Frith, on the per- 'weel Ith plS e ElJlis. He slept, the previous night, s iilinam i lernhlte, where an Irishman also a 0 : toael bes asaboat 30 years of age, thin a Vieam hO dcroplci On the following morning i ed dt1 C r GOrton, and the Irishman, who was gl r 5 oa in wait, at length went behind him, f ...

... COMME34CIAL SPECULATIONS. bh To THlE EDITORS OF THE LIf'ERPOOL MEFRCURIt u, GENTL:aIagN,-The adherence to the ' sievn petL of deltis has, it appears, frustrated the expectations of our deputies, iry asnd they return without the Exchequer bills; the determi- loation of our ministers to discountenance tne gambling ex- ay cesses of trade by this denial, is nothincgmore, assuredly, thaa a ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... jlabal :EntEtlificlirc. Y. Arorth Ronaldshiay, Mfarch 13-The Ida, Shavw, Henrietta 11, Wilbelminfa, Thurrlow, and Neptunus, Bradenhall, all from D)anzig for this port, were totally wrecked on the island on 3S the 11th inst. Crewssa-ed; and cargoes expected to besaved, in a damaged state. I Ar -ivedotl Wfedesdc V.-Agries, -, from Demerara,-Wm. Wilberf,,rce, White, St. Donirngo.-Pocahlrntias, ...

... ITaricttf. 3, a er The marriage, stated in our paper of Saturday last, to d have taken place between a person named Edward Gibbon h d Wakefield and Miss Turner, only daughter of William I z- Turner, Esq., of Shrigley Park, Cheshire, turns out to be q ad cruel case of abduction. bliss Turner is only 15 years J le of age, and in manners a mere child. She was stolen from a m school, by the ...

... K??Itdltqenff. r Halifax, jan. 9.-Arrived, the Ariel, Allan, from Liverpool, I having sustained much damage, by a succession of galus on the passage. Lost fore and main yards and jibboom, lvith tha e sails on them; chain-bolts started, andtwi odriven conmpletely out; bulwarks, head-sails, and tiller torn awvay. She had been nearly twenty dayson the coast. rud anehored on the 8th under Cole ...

... ANNUAY VESTRY. On Tresday last, being Easter Tuesday. the Annual Vestry of the parishioners of Liverpool was hield in St. OF Nichulasa Church. Mr. Churchwurden Langton was call- Pr . o t the chair, and lie stafed that, in consequence of Easter Tuesday filling so early after the 25th of March, it WI hgd been found impossible to get theannuaiaccounts ready w! for the inspection o f the ...

... yariffifO, Trade in Norwich is, we are happy to say, reviving. ba A vessel has arrived at Margate with 200,000 sovereigns for Mr. Rothschild. Mr. Rothschild has paid into the Bullion Office of the Bank of England, during the last ses fortnight, not less than £2,100,000. 3,1 We understand that a meeting has been held in Bir. 1' mingham, for the purpose of establishing a Joint Stock CO] Banking ...