... 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 ...

... jitwo aliv 101,boerbationO. ?? rejoice to state that, if the French papers cc f aeto be relied upon, the ortress ot Missolonghi has not It ie yet fallen, and its assailants have undergone a defeat K le whirl will do immortal honour to the gallant band of es c- Greeks who defended it. The details are given in the pi )v Constitutionnel, in an extract from a private letter, dated w fy Ancona, ...

... to to We publish the following petition, in the hope that it may tend to some amicable understanding between the e- merchants and the labourers of this port, and to the mu. n tual advantage of both. We are sorry to add, that the want of employment is beginning to be very seriously felt s in Liverpool by the working classes. A To the ji-orshipfizt the Mayor, Magistrates, Merchants, and Gen- 5e ...

... - 8 - - -I In the House of Commons, last night a petion ast presented by Lord J, Russel from M.. Buckinglam (i the late Calkcutta Jouernal,) setting forth the oppreision e the India Government towards him, and bls confltquett loss of property, and praying for an inquiry into his nae Lord R. moved that it be referred to a select cotenits- The motion was opposed by Mr. Wynel, on the greeat that ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... MEETING AT THE INFIRMARY.-RESTORATION OF THE MEDICAL OFFICERS TO THE COtMMITTEE. other ot On Wednesday a meeting of the trustees of the Infirmary thoui It took place, in one of the ward-rooms of that institution, woull of pursuant to a requisition, ' for the purpose of rescind. mon) r. ing a late resolution, which excludes all the medical officers but ! to from the committee of management, ...

... ?? ?-Il 1. ? 'rivc rawto I S3- s 213 2 ?? Ter eend& 6 lwit-Suisdy. ,>2 b~ht.Mbidsday. S 12o~'7 Whit-Tue~daY. ji 3 oxford Tezxhbegins ~qC~7~ ~ ~31 ...

... 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 ...

... . yArtictifo- ?? ?- = - A 120bfe ExamnpiC-We lately pointed ou hebeVit- Ilent conduct of the Catholics at Stoinyhurst, in ditrbu q food to hundreds of half-famiisbing Poor. Wehae gio the pleasure to record anote txm or the Cmttora 81 of Anl ?? of ?? mnittee for the Relief of th itesdMnufactureirs, Iva from Wiilton-le.Dale, near Preston, May 6, 1825 :- If -the the distress in this ?? is not ...

... TO THE EDITOltS OC THE LUVERPOOL MIErCURY. , ?? .-a ?? W th. iin,.delsned. bee to call your at is GENTL.iCIEN,-We, the undersigned, beg to call your at- toial his tention, and those of your readerswho. have gardens, plea- D adua.M au sure-grounds, &c. &c. to an advertisement by D. Macdeugal, r fa. for destroying worms and slugs in pleasure-grounids, gravel- rues sta- walks, &c. &c. As many of ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1826. Lieut. Thomas, witbhdespatches for our Government, respecting the capture of Callao, arrived here on Monday night, in the New York, Capt. Bennett, from New York, valt and immediately proceeded to London. ma) We have the pleasure of stating that our late distin- and guished representative, the Right Hon. George Canning, of t] has transmitted to the Mayor the sum ...