... TIHE COMET. TO THE R DITORS. GExryLEsrn,-A correspondent of the Liverpool Conrse, with a laudable curiosity, makes the very pertinent inquiry, i Where is Encke's comet ? The answer, for the present, must, I believe, be, slon est ionventits. There have, probably, been some typographical errors in the newspaper notices of the calculations made of its expected course;. for one, October 10, ought ...

... (FRtOM OCUR COtRESPOvENT.l of No despatches have been received f' past &nm at the Home Department, but a private comninnica, n tnade to the Duke of Wcllington relative to the ailrnpl4 , ,, of the county Tipperary. It has been antsulued ,rt * despatches sent to Dublin on Friday gave full diotr,' e power to the Marquis of Anglesey to act accordin to 10'0 Y stances. It is stated, in an official ...

... Ante WibErvooI piercurn. FRIDAY, OCTOBER S, 1825. ,.BtRUNSWICKERS, ALARISriS, IRELAND, &-c. Cry haroek, and Iet slip the dogs of war.',-Shiokspeat. ,The alarm, re al'or affected, which the Intolerants (or till Branswickers as the are now christened) express for the no -iwelfare of the church and statc, is neither complimentary of tot ther Protestant religion, which they deem the true faith.in ...

... COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS ON THE Ist INSTANT. PUltCHASES NEAR WALLASEY POOL. The public has been informed that the Corporation have re- cently made some extensive purchases in the neighbourhood of Wallasey Pool, which were unanimously approved at a commit- tee of the whole Council on the l1th ult. The final confirmation or rejection of this measure came under discussion on Wednesday, and gave rise ...

... Pduo anb Obarbatiomu. SLAVERY.,' A series of public meetings have recently been held, in Lon- don, numerously and respectably attended, the object of which was the formation of a society for the gradual abolition of sla- very all over the world, in the manner which shall be most conducive to the interest and wellbeing of the slave, and which shall make to the proprietor all the compensation ...

... !TH SUlB-AQUEOUS VOLCAnO. tidthe tb)llowing expertimient. wtiueh we cpy C aever tiddh y cuA le very entertaining little work, entitled The BoA sA thu ?? opsedia of Diversions,&. a co ?? llustrated by numerous engravings, which, we ul r ?? 'has ?? tile spirited proprietor upwards of £300. mn ounte of ssltpetre, three ounces of powder, of ?M ' Jeie~mthree ounces- beat, sift, and mix them well ...

... MR. IIRNRT YBELT;. .- .. -. t .1 We have received a second letter from Mr. Fllwaid Morris, detailing the steps taken by him subscqdert to the receipt of a letter which we wrote to him, ant strongly advocating the claims of poor Bell. Mr. Morris informs -us tbat. a few days a,ato he went to visit Bell, taking with him a copy of the Atei- I cary, in which his letter appeared, accompanied by ...

... Variftleo. his ?? - ?? he I1hnifficernt Bcquestes.-Mr. Tillare, of Canterbury, died a few the re- dave suice. and, left £150,000 to public charities, in ad Amongst the visitors at the present time at the mansion of j nt, the Earl uf Wilton, we are informed, is a young gentlcman~ a fnet ?? natural Sol' of the late Emperor Napoleon. me so Lord ifoltir ofLondsn.-Mr. Alderman Thompson, M. P., we ...

... LMVEWPOOL, FRIDAY, OCTOBERI 3, 1823. IA measure of great public convenience is in progress in this | twl, lnaeqy«, te Masadamizing the streets in the imnmeiate I - 1--~ -16; ?? whith wl Ire to)vtI namely, tile vitaklmua te - ?? -- nciqlbourhood of the places of' public worslhip, which will pre- i! vent the congregations from being disturbed by the rattling ofl has Icarriages, as they have been ...

... l'-potocrtpt. . n - Q f TELEGRAPH OFFICE, OCTOBER ?? Passed' Holyhead,-At 6 a. nl. No. 729, Trinacria, S. B. Inward g; ?? E. N. E,; light breeze. 0 PaasedPointl Lsnas,-At 6, am. No.318, Hardware, B. B, with a b quarantine signal flying; bad a pilot on board. At 2 45*rm. No. n 279. Trinacria, S. B. Inward bound. Two pilot-boats off ditto; ad very far in the Orinng. E ?? Ormsard,-At 8 a.m. one ...

... Go orrtOP Mr. pori LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES, ece Can ?? ?? THE; EDITORS. Di& I ecomplain of the mranner in which my letter whi .Tisf July lst tis answered by your correspondent X. Lor I Mecur of Jllath 2doAu stanthink it rather sin. DOI s tt he shouild have altogether trusted to his recollection ?? t ses ri n nuweh ea p oe sa ll e r y un l ik e s i to n b fourn ithns, an theyreo the aiute hor's ...

... ?? Ion se Dido, from Africa for this port at Carnarvon, with loss of rud-ton D- der, having struck on Carnarvon Bar. W Catherine, Swan, from Honduras at the Clyde, sailed 30th het 'Y July. On the 12th Aug. saw a ship and a brig on shore on Co- Sm lorados Reef, with wreckers alongside. kis Bustseed Brothers, from New Brunswick for Cork, was totally he) Id lest off Peter's Island, Newfoundland. ...