... TO PHILOMONUS. SIR,-With great pleasure I saw in the Mercusry of the 28th ultimo, a letter purporting to be from you, on the above subject; and, as I have not the least doubt, that if we had some settled plan on which to proceed, we could soon form a society similar to the one you mention; you will therefore greatly oblige me by communicating, ats early as possible, the information you were so ...

... =U NUMBER OF ROMAN CATHOLICS IN' LIVERPoOL TO THE FDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL .1f SIR.-A friendly dispute has arisen bresen A rd dl, and both are willing to abide by your ieision, iziich communion claitis tie greatest nutimber of pbsona, toU Established or the Rocian Cathllic churct. in L:er. pool ? A says the Proststant niust, or why Eo nnve: tlc churches than the Cathslie? B arnsa.sies y i:orsie ...

... varuttrio. Eiection Proceedings at Oldhiam.-Mr. Bright, the new candidate for the representation of this borough, in op. position to Messrs. Cobbett and Fielding, was conducted t into this town, on Thursday, by his friends, who met him a short distance from this place, in coaches, gigs, &c. On . arriving at the Market-place, he addressed the inhabitants from his carriage, and was received with ...

... Ott 3tliberAi3L t ftareuri. i SAL US POPULI LDX SUPRRA. FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 133. BRIDG EWATEIR ELECTION-PRlE;5ATUlRE TORY TRIUIMPHI. We last Week stated that the election of Mr. Broadwood, obtained as it was by notorious bribery, would, in all probability, be set aside, and it appears that such will be the result of that disgraceful con- test. Mr. Sheridan presented his petition agatinst the ...

... IMPROVED SPEED ON CANALS we In a Manchester paper of a late date a paragraph ap- w peered which we shall here copy for the purpose of maikng ha some observations on the subject :_ drI ExLeeds and Liverpool Canal.-The proprietors of this we eanal intend adopting swift passage boats, similar to those Fr which have been attended with great success at Glasgow WA and at Preston. These boats have ...

... as I (Fromn ?? Reporter of Thursday.) id Cove, Three o'clock p. ?? the memory of the ie oldest inhabitant no such gale as that of last nifht, and A still continuing, has taken place. It conimeiced at five St o'clock in the evening, and nearly every vessel in port here was drivej on shore, or received damaged, and some yare totally los. 'The damage on the coast raust be very c- great. Guns were ...

... alte 3tiberp f Itfferctury. I' SALUS POPrUr LEX 59?REMA. - FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1837. The nomination of the candidates for the represen- tation of the Southern Division of Lancashire takes place on Tuesday next, at Newton. All the Refor- mers, or as many ofthem as can possibly do so, should make it a point to attend. The polling takes place on Friday and Saturday next. The means of success are in ...

... AWFUL AND DEsTRUCrIVE FIRE. e On Thursday nighetse'nnight, both Houses of Parliament, and many of thie buildings and cffices connected there- e with, were almost entirely destroyed by fire: it was first observed near the lower end of the House of Lords. It appeared to come from several places at once, and raged so fiercely tbut eot seven o'clock, when a mowe than strong IS twilight was ...

... SUICIDE OF A YOUNG LADY, BY LEAPING OFF TE MONUMENT. IN LONDON. .. - - . .. - - . I -. - .. . .. .- - n Yesterday morning, at a quarter-past ten o'clock, a young j female, aged 23, named Miss Mar in Noyes. daughter of a ofrmaster baker, carrying on business at No. 3 FTeamming's-row, C arne-erosl , committed suicide by throwing herself off the top c et of tile Monuinent. About twenty minutes ...

... A ; AN IIIT XLIBEL. I . I ; - . ore %We Wii~the follwioig r~r of4-&sediitieus libel case, ant :er- lately ,tsed. before t.0 ha'r~diyrl ,aft .Trivlee~i 7. Nelihar iiov nor h0'er 5ver -Iwo Ith na wi~lgo- O'Brien, a billd ainger,ialpeor, emkA~ted, the the. and 'de~i~ looking object, .wasi put, to the bar, cliarged, Ac jib in- on. 09hnt, with a libel tu~pon a t certain class of her att~ 'ay ...

... FRIDAY, MAY l1, 1Mat CR A. f l ?? ?? - -- I . A. - As we anticipated, the subscribers to the Liverpool rn Library, at the annual meeting on Tuesday last; decided upon granting the use of the committee-room to thewis subscribers who had formed themselves into a chess club. The consent of the proprietors of the news-room had been ing previously obtained, and we trust that no f uturep o en_ Ove ...

... Cabal frltilhilrlE. a- er THURSDAY. FEB. 23. PIe in lamilton, Bunker, from Savannah at Liverpool,in 26days. Fir On the 14th inst. in let. 46 15, Ion. 28 30, spoke the brig Ade- te line, Claphan, from Stockholm for New York, out 100 days, Ha short of provisions and water; supplied her with beef, pork, Ed Z bread, water, and small stores, Sze-wood, &c. On the 20th, Lae in 50 miles W. of Tuskar ...