... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 pu ...

... 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; cou ...

... 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 th ...

... 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 ...

... = 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ha ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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. 40 ...