... POLITICAL ECoNo0IY-COBBETT'S LOGIC-OVER-TRADING . -TENDENCY OF Nt.ACHINERY TO PROMOTE OVER-PRO- DUCTION. There never was, in this or any other country, a writer who has had the impudence to hazard so many paradoxes, r absurdities, exaggerations, and falsehoods as Cobbctt has I put forth in his Riegistars, and has repeated in his lectures. a We most heartily vish he may. for once, be speaking ...

... Iorrtponrn~r. INFANT SCHOOL&-I in ou T0 THR ZDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. of GENTLEXEx,-1fn the hope that the suggestion of your cor. respondent, A Parent, in your last publication, will be speedily in acted upon. by the establishment of an infant school for the ml children of genteel families, in some eligible part of the town, I mi beg leave to say that I can name an individual whom I ...

... ,fl!W'd Elit'alig-licz. F 9 44 65l tU St L~ ?? /tt Nqelsr of LiverpooL.-The Calcutta papers, v hte Ontario, contain an account of the loss of this f ind C? thle subsequent preservation of the crew, from the aughton. The Captain, his wife, and twelve being apprehtnsve of the savages, and nearly destitute U ?? Performed a voyage of 515 miles, across the Bay of a nda2 open beat 20 feet in length, ...

... (Continuedfrom oarfermcrpapers-I Since our last, there has been such an accumulation of appli- cants for refuge ib the house in Shaw's- brow, that an additional place has been procured in Thomas-street, No. 62. corner of South John-street For this increased accommodation we arc indebted to Mr. Alderman Wright. The house is in a most ruinous state, as it is about to be pulled down. Such repairs ...

... 'Wavictito. Life in W'igan.-On Wednesday, the 20th instant, was held, e at the Royal Hotel, Wigans, the Servants' Ball. Mr. and llr; > Mawson gave permission to their servants to have a night' fim amusement. Cards of invitation were sent to different servant, of the first families in the neighbourhood. About eight o'clock s9 the doors leading into the theatre were thrown open, and the , ...

... V qBRTH FIXNATCL 0'~~~idi ~rgaedfrow MrP ZiaJ n - no beknown that taxes in England are notepaid in gold be 1toogh'but in paper (balik note.) Every person who pays pri d s~iver. bl quantitY Of taxes, such as maltsters, brewers, an Yconnaidna ,I for the truth of it to any of the collectors of ,'Tilers (1 ep or to Mr. Whitbread,) knows this to be the F n E an sivr nug nthe nation to pay in Ther ...

... = - -RA A- 13-0. |ILPgRPOOT., FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, IM Bargflry.-At the sessions last week. Robert Tyrerg aged 1'iJ John Jones, 17, John Fitzgerald, 18, John Davies, alias Owen I j~i~sas'~, nd anie Hogkinon,16, erei-nd-ict-ed on Fri. Pil dayfor breakn int t edlling-house of Mr. James Miller,dii in Great Nelof.tre onthe night of the 4th December last, cessi [land stealing therein seven silver ...

... INTERESTING LXCTURES. pie We are sure the methbbers of the Mechanics' School of Arts are highly favoured in having the opportunity of hearing and to profiting by the very able and very useful lectures now in le course of delivery by Mr. Rogerson, whose arrival to commence a, practice as a Surgeon in this town we incidentally noticed last Ie week. i The lectures treat of the science of Anatomy ...

... IOtto ant 49b0erbat on0. ,- - Ibeg: RUSSIA ANtD TURKEY. M1 It appears that the Sultan, notwithstanding the alleged im- we poverished condition of his finances, is, employed in collecting wer magnificent presents for the Emperor of'Russia, with the hope, 1 it is said, of procuring a considerable reduction of the indemnity gra agreed to by the treaty of Adrianople. If such be his object it at- ...

... Ad fe ?tiberpool jfltercurp. SAsGUS POPULI. LEX SUPREIA. . FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 18so. BIRtMINGUA3M MEETxn:IG,.-The country, overwhelmed I with its burdens and its distresses, begins to cry out, trumpet- ti , ?? ?? --A :0 . SAR A- .- ?? le ?? A : . tongued, for redress, and if it remains true to itself, its voice will not, and cannot long be raised in vain. Our readers are aware that several ...

... ANNUAL REI'PORT OF THlE COMMITTEE OF TIlE DISPENSA- IlIES.-JANUARY 29, 18301 Pe The committee of the Liverpool Dispensaries, in presenting a in wt hte sun mary report ott their pioceedings dtinring the past year, be t at .e leave to return their thanks to the numerous subscribers and t eir benefactors for the pectiniary support they have afforded then, met of They would iore p irticularly ...

... I SEWERtAGE PiLL. i-r The first discussion upon We(duilstlay arose on the confirma- ra] tion of thse Finance Committee proceedings. recommending tile an applic ation to Parlianreet for the Sewerage Bill. To one of the swi clt s-es so recommended, the Mayor stated his objections. viz Eh ta that by which the appo ditment of nine ol' the Commtissioners wi from out of the Council sholdd be made ...