... 4 private letter in te Morning r e oragieg view tot the state of' affirs ir Greece, and of the spirit Pr which. notwithsthnding all their disasters, still animates thie El body of the people. The arrival of' Lord Cochrane seems to have had a wonderful effect in reconciling the different leaders, fr and uniting then, together for the com igbu dheyence bt is d f cult to conceive any thing more ...

... n The annual meeting of the subscribers to the Liverpool Dis-e. pensaries took place on Wednesday, in the committee-room of p the establishment, Chuech-street; Francis Jordan, Esq. in the ol 'p Chair. h r. The report stated, that ?? the population of the town cc had been of late years considerably on the increase,.the subscrip- eC tions and donations 'during the past year were not greater than ...

... rkittrfete. - ?? ,zoa ?? dinner- of the African Institution, at L whic B Wilberfoc peidone of the toast intendedt be 8Siven was5 The hultiso~f King Henry of Hayti ; which the tt waiter, who was to announce it to the company, and who hasd( never heard of such a personage, converted into 1The health bi ?? the Eigthtl.-A still more ludicrous blunder than d, this was committed Some years since ...

... Papers and letters received this morning from Lisbon of cbe 2d of May, and earlier dates, bring information of an evenr which has excitnd some alarm-the mutiny and revolt of a regiment of the garrison of the imnpartant place of Ellvas. The ,pretence of the revolt was tbe a~rcars of pay due to the soldiers. L It appears, hewever, tht the revoiters s'erc jained by a part of thse populace, and ...

... Vavieitc. se Injurious Effects vf Corporeal Prraishne, ?? tiy tisement it will appear, that a pamphlet has just beea pblsstr on th is important subject. The writer appears to erlter5ttidshl mcorrct M honoucllable views of the rstotiveswih J men to good conduct ; and we ate much grtfedt fhinh S atir S.the excellent spirit which actuates him, is quite so unij5 tha .sthat whion distinguishes thle ...

... THE MINISTRtY. Nothing has yet officially transpired relative to the ministerial arrangements rendered necessary by the death of Mr. Canning, bat it is said in a Morning paper that they will be as follows:.- Lord Goderich will be the Prime Minister, as First Lord of the Treasury; Mr. Huskisson is lestined for the Chief Secretaryship of the Colonial Department; Lords Dudley and Lansdown re. ...

... - HALSALL SCHOO .. e. To TEE RDIrORS. e ope fo ty GEXSTiEMEX,-A.. I perceive your columns are open for t exposing abuse, and -repree din pable negligence, I have s. rpassed on yoerulberality . The loss of human life often d occurs, where ?? causes. cannot be controlled by man :y butvhert;danger i apsarent, not to wand it when the means are Ifi grasp, is inhumans ettirning lately from ...

... I 'it'A ?? LlVn . 31.-I -F.RPO pl EXS . - ?? ?? ?? ., IRTAN)To LIVM1.0 -L..LIVEp L .p : ,, - - The committee of the Liverpool Dispensasries. in the rep rt jil- circulated last rcar, stntM, chat they had'purchased a house mer e- the putposes tf the South Dispynsary; tdiat thley had made I [De tiecessary attetaoirts int-the Dispensary in Church-strect; 'hat tile anusid' amnount of ...

... -Tarrpon4ma. C'C [SEE A NrOTE TO COIR3SSPONOEJNTS.J MEDICA:L SCIENCE. 55 -TO HfEr ADITOR. tr GENTLEAPEN,-1 wish to call the attention of my brethren y a ofthe medical profession to the two folowing circumatances: J n : lat. I call upon them to aid the subscription that is now in F, progress for-the purpose of, repaying Mr. a worthy mem. r, ber of our profession, who subjected himself to an ...

... -. Varittivo, A, Well Nefe.-A correspondent suggests what- we, deemrt a very excellent plan for a book safe. Hie r'ecommends a well, OT excavation in the ?? below the floo3, large enough to contain the iro-n safe. The safe to be supported above the mouth of this well; at any requisite-distance, by -neans of ropes, which in case, of fire wilL be consamcd,- and let the safe down into the well, ...

... rk Itticoo th ra P~~1~ rShipping, 4Ic.-Tbo article de. coii og cie.f pritsio ?ssY lat voae by the flame of Pern. Dar 'cais animal food of any sort cooked, and subssequenty dhicd het lhe e ba eat, and reduced to powder.adpesdiywih j ao ~ vui srdcdt ?? of one-fifth or sixth. T7nr tethe. oiiavoopisrded ton a imla *ay, by grinding the snal the Vegetabilei may be 5prevos t rsuere iert xrctte-6 ice. ...

... ?eti?0. es revivoed itteoidSae.APoa xexi5 t or thimrten sitb, rti.Liispou. Ut Aistoundtiss Dlnivf~d- omrilt'vle ofceived from the ?? tf rst and Ants! dividend, amounting todelira a ,I ?? CP~y f ire ?? ?? t reshimptino The T/uame-e Tornt-id h o f 7g the Tunne~l has been extended upwards of ten5 feet be,0ril, Ce po~int at Which the water entered in May last. rd100,1 as Canal Shronrc.-The canal ...