... cOMPLAINT RESPECTING:THE QUALITY OF WATER. C a In consequence of a paragraph published in the last e Mercuiry, and embodied in an advertisement to be found e in another part of our publication of this day, the mana- a n gers of the, Corporation Waterworks have adopted a v. o measure which leaves us only the alternative of speaking tl e out more fully, or of being suspected of. publishing an c ...

... tits. Oad. was; Explolesion in a Codafl.3Ve.-..On ThIUrSd ay enih -:mendious expiosiwon of carbilrettedl itydrogentople lVlc-' the pits of' te Clayton Colliery, by which ?? e is 0 DS and three others were so dreadfully scorchefi as as 4 ?? hope of their recovery. 'ie have heard to,, leave i* Dug of the meen is since dead, but we cannot learn whe'b 5ts55 ated mei is correctM the, Eltat sor ...

... v a- Caution to Yaviege' Bankg._[J~~s_ a he understand a Savings' Barniki w r oewawellt mn experienced a loss ofnearly ieo pi b shn eand leg bed treasurer (bot offices being comb Aperson !b) avinig purloined to that ansoutsnL Tb ntest !1 defaulter not being able to continue any longb i 13- career for fear of detection, a few weeks ago put inen existence by drowning; and, subsequendly bd* tot ...

... MB.- ptftGSS'S PAMPHLET UN THE CURtnECCy. 'i If the standard be raised to douible its value, the ?? ?? be reduced to onebhalf ?? Currmeav p24. *- To adopt measures for ?? this ?? or men (the v ih; country bankers) beeense 0f the errors of some of its members. h would ble a policy like toieit of destroying the whole body ofsurgeons s re because some of them' had maimed their Patietst instead of ...

... Last night, .pursuant to public advertisemenet, a public meet- in~g of' the burgesses was fheld in the bMusic-ball, to takeititocoin. bideration the best mode of procuring the restoration of their rights and devising a better system of management for the Cur. porsate estate. At tbe bour appointed foe the commrencenment of the proceedings the Hall was completely filled, and the platform wah ...

... TIIE CHESHIRE WHIG CLUB. *: e have devoted a considerable portion of this day's '4wcesry to an ample and original report of the proceed- ings at the Whig Club at Chester, on Friday last. Our rfepiort is much more ample, in some respects, than any we have seen. Mr. Swanwick's speech on the important subject of the currency, which has been altogether passed ever by Uur cotemporaries, will be ...

... = I- -e ItI p o - .orrttponetint£. ChEStURE ?? MEETING. % OUfeb.resgpe* d correspondent has favoured us with a letter bttis subject, from which we select the following passage re- tO to tlse Cheshire Squirearcly:a VDIfOW OP 2HEs LTE'RPOOf ?? iX TLEjEw,-It ?? your article on the Knutsaford meet- ,,tbgreatpleasure. I have-receiveg alesterfrom Stoeitpott, OVthuat the petition lies at the b ...

... DEPARTURE OF THE MARQUIS OF ANGLESEY FROM - .IRELAND., In our publication of the 9th instant, reverting -to the recal of Earl Fitzwillitm from the Vieroyalty of Ireland, in the year 1795, we observed that that most unpopular nwasure seemed to have formed a preoedlbnt-for the recent uind still more unpopular removal of the Marquis of Angle- sey; that there was, in the two cases, -a remarkable ...

... THE STATE ANDPROSPECTS OF THE COUNTRY. If aw bad had suflicient space in reserve for some corn- v ments on the letter of Dioplhantus, entitled, A new View of British Commerce, we should probably have offered di some remarks on the subject of his communication. of Under present circumstances we can only observe, that all la classes seem agreed in the conclusion that the state of the Of ...

... THE CHARTER OF LlVlRPOOL. Exclusive companies are nuisances in every respect.'. - ADAM SMRIT1. £Continuedfrom aformer number.] It seems that it is in the contemplation of the freemen Otf Liverpool to raise a fund, to enable them to regain the rights of which they conceive they have been dispossessed by the Cor. poration. We shall not now stop to inqu~ire whether it is pro. bable that the ...

... COUNCIL PaO:ECOINGS OF THE 4th INSTANT. it PAt'3IN' IENT OCF IECTOR. After die usual thanks. ioved by Mr. L.eyland and seconded s by Sir .. fitbin and MN!r. Hollinshead, who rose .it the same F *ine, had been voted to the late Mayor and Bail fl, with thi b usual allowances, and permission to the former to nominate a freeman, the Ma yor (Mr. Drinkwatter) announceti, wtth much r concrro. an ...

... flabll flutfilignice. - - so i BAlary Ann, Waugh, from Cape Haytien at Cowes, with loss Lor of boats and bulwarks, and part of the cargo thrown overboard, froi having been thrown on her beam-ends. 401 Nearchus, Dobson, from St. John's, N. B. and Fayal for this 15( Port at Crookhaven 25th tlt leaky, and with loss of bulwarks, eitt stancheons, &c. 12) Diamond, Jenkins, hence for New York, was ...