... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1826. Distress in the MtIIznfacturiulg Distriets.-We are in- | formed that Mr. Cook.e of our Ojympic Theatre, on re- cviga suggestion frot a friend, instantly aeceareu ims- readiness to gave a benefit in aid of the Liverpool subscrip. d ti f r tel~eief ofthledistressed manufacturers. Owing ad ra the hedvy expenses attendant on the ercinwnIra.1 dual comnpletion of his ...

... Tiw1-tLibepool fnr(urp FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1826. ALLOWING COUNSEL TO PRISONERS CHARGED WITH FELONY.-THE JUDGE NOT COUNSEL FOR THE PRISONER. - PRISONER. -tire When I hear a man ta~ls Of an unalterable law, I set hiIO famoi down an tinalterable fooi.-Peter. Plgylkcj. into ter, Mr. G. Lamb's; motion on this important subject pro. first duced a, most animated and interesting disrussion, and r, called ...

... atar1faintntarp efMlrhWffiUn. HOUSE OF LORDS. I: Wednesdait~ April 25-Thc Oldhcam and MNanchester 1 Itailwak Bill Was brocight ?? Earl of MAalmesbtury moved for accounts oif the prices of lbreign corn abroad ft fbr the year 1825.-The Earl of Lauderdale moved that C, copies of the inquiry relative stb the ptikes of foreign corni5 1 iad ydrcinof Government, as well as of Mr. tl Jacob's report, ...

... 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 ...

... FRDAeMAerpool 12ie c1 r.2I ?? FRIDAY, MAY 12,;1820. ALLOWXNG COUNSEL TO PRISONERS HARGED WITH FELON3Y.-THr juDGE NOT COUNSEL FOR THE PRISONER. . ,, . ge; s'siiusNs^. nel Whenb bearamantall ofanunalterablelaW, Isawhim inugt on; down an unalterable ?? Plymtey. client. ful. every (Concluded frone our last.) life o Haig nowrecapitulated the principal objections urged called ray against granting ...

... REPRESENTATION ot PRE5TON. Mhat of mer. St l contelst hale acqutaited with the fact, treu Mtat ofeour resis fhis townmad in Preston. during pos E more than a quarter of ahcenturY, La which the electors of on that borough have emdbeavothed to break up a coalition d6s ewhich existed between twa VOwerful parties, the one a gin T the other a Whig, wbuf by combining their per. to . nal ...

... (Fotvt'P 0 0 at .C ,'SUNDAY SHAVINAi ii G Jy RDIfTRS OF THE LI.VERPOLMARR'UD y l ?? present constable is a hair.dresser; he t j 6,t little anii, property, a good share of it by shaving oW1 a 4~,Jgday 0rxng.Ile ei8 now a great man.and has givenfup a a 8 t ing. He says he Will not shaveanymore D W1a ?? even wben he is not a constable; and he is deter- t bh t bd, le has authority, to prevent ...

... arliammntarp compalbium. Learn4 HOUSE OF COMMONS. The On Wednesday there being only nineteen members pre- act, 8N sent, no business was, of course, entered upon, and the beenI House adjourned. moinist Auersday, Mlay 4*8.-A petition was presented from a which London corn dealeir, praying he might be indemnified for the pri any loss he might sustain in his stock of grain from the Tide 41 present ...

... IfVERPOOL, FRIDAY, M1AY 19, 1826. LivyrpooI and Ajanchlester Railray.-We are happy to learn that this grand undertaking will be commenced in - T- . :- ^:-1 Ae - -11 -'nlP at least ab~out twvo monthis. It is said that it will require at leaset the three years to complete it. A general meeting of the pro. aEC prietors will be held in this town on the 29th instant, for ?? the purpose of choosing ...

... pariamn ;tar- Cmtpl~ uln. I HOUSE OP LORD. Friday, May 19.-The bills for the admission of fo. reign, and release of boaded cornt were brought up from I the Common read a first time, and ?? fir a second I reading on Tuesday-The Bishop of Ferns moved for e some official returns, for the purpose of showing withi more certainty the average income of -the parocliials clergy | of Ireland, which were ...

... (gotrtrponrt. = sWIDOW DUTTON. 1` Several weeks ago we alluded as delicatel n the situation of the individual to whom tle fas 0sibi, le ter relates, In consequence of our paragraph 5isg I it ject, we received for the use of lMrs. DP ?? t sums :-From W. the amount of a dis p n iollut. le XI l8s 0; from Mr. Squires, Kirlidaleit,0 aceot Mr. Henry Fisher, of London, 42. The b atl ftc it gentleman ...