... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, FERUARY 5, 1850. LOCAL NUISANCES, IMPROVEMENTS, &C. AND BRIEF NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. aen ?? inhabitants of M'Iteestreet complain of the snl filthy state in which it is suffered to remain, and they think it 'ted hardlyfair that they should be called on to pay for scavengers rho are never do them any service, at least in their own neighbourhood. itor Sweeping the Foot ...

... -§I'M kr, ?? tc II i' C. T 1II hitord Oriel, Ennis, of Preston, on her passage from orcti ae 1reeston, with a valuable cargo of wheat, oatmeal, 'i butter, was tralnded on Wednesday se'nnight, during a 01 oslJW* ot the Herse Bank, in the mouth of the Ribble, eight miles from Lytham. The master and crew were tldeftall0 saved by a lisjing~boat that was accidentally near e te A great tpore ofthe ...

... (Conf i u tedrrfro,n stleonr papers.) The following is the number of inmates who found refugc in tile two houses since our last publication:- Wedhicslay, Jan. 27, Shasv's-brolt and Thoilas'-street. -- 26 Thlursday, 28, Ditto ?? 1 25 oti tridlay, 29, Ditto-- ?? 141 ?? 'siturdai', .i, Ditto ?? ?? 122 lII Sounday, 31, Ditto ?? 132 to lltda;ly, Feb. 1, Ditto .. ?? ?? 1 fro tuesday, 2, Ditto ?? ...

... I113U- i fanmoe ?? our last.) chin I come now to show the several ways by which bank notes get ofinto circulation. I shall afterwards offer an estimate on the total eely quantity or amount of bank notes existing at this moment. n The bank acts in three capacities. As a bank of discount; as a bank of deposit; and as banker for the government itrst. As a bank of discount. The bank discounts ...

... ?? 7 Co.oPERATIVE SOCIETIES. TOj: RITORtS OF TIHE LiERrvOL MERCURJV.Y _I ihope you will allow me to give an expla. . i-dvianced lately against the Co. ItJ or t'l 1,tuin them only when they disturb the even net1 isociety, iand when they seek to relieve them roftde get.radens which they want the sense or spirit to place ocr grut solders.What are the people of England buta yrdie .s , ?? upon a ...

... We have long insisted upon it that the press of the country has neglected to perform its duty towards Cobbett, who has been permitted, without censure, to promulgate absurd paradoxes, gross exaggerations. and palpable falsehoods. We have heard it said by some of our tellow-editors that Cobbett is so tho. roughly despised by the persons connected with the London press, that what he says igoes ...

... Varittics. nted Courl arud Council.-Hl; Afaiesty held cc Court sit ?? o a 50 en M ondity. at which J B. B;6'anquet. Esq.. are,!m r It Bolland received tire honour of knighthood. styi Zi 'tl . a reet- wards held a Privy Council, at uhich thle Ilight on ould Charles Henries wos declared by his Maicstv to lbe 1Pre,:di ly to the Comrmittee of Council appointedI for corrnjdcration r.,el a of reed ...

... So conies the reckoning, when the banquet's o'er, D T'he dreadful reckoning, anad men smile no more. 1t - Anon. C, 'fhe national financial crisis appears to be rapidly ap- proaching%, vhirlv was long foreseen and long foretold MI bh Fo\, Earl Stanhope, Paine, and many other states- men aud political writers. It is, indeed, the natural and inevitable result of thc profligate policy pursued for ...

... . 0-lebils a tells. EAST INDIES. At the late Manchester meeting to petition for a free trade to India and China, it was said by one of the speakers that he bad seen the copy of a letter from Lord Ellenborough, Presi. dent of the Board of Control, to Sir John Malcolm, Governor of Bombay, in which it was stated that the charter of the East India Company would probably be renewed in the course of ...

... SALUS POPULI, LEX SUPARSMA.4 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1830. O.PENrN%. OF TIIE PARLTAMENTARY SESsIoN.-Un1less the state of the roads renders it impracticable, wse shall,| b I - I I ' . ' . I 1. I: . . - --l I thlis.evening, publish, in a Second Edition, the King's Speech on the opening of the Parliamentary Session . t yesterday; and should no unforeseen obstacle interfere, v uir second edition will, ...

... ihito- If e copy the following paragraph from the London pnpez, orlsfor the purpose of making some observations on the alleed ir.; S x-vendion of Mr Fordham, as we happen to know somnet!ling merc d byof this method ot impelling carriages than the patentce nay b: too. aware of-L'dits. Mfere. need * At a lecture delivered at the London Royal astitution, or, cmrn riday evening Mr. E P. Fordsam ...

... . flb al 3telIigfre,. Ellen, Shearer, from Killala for this port, was totally lost, Ml with all hands, on Saturday night last, off the Point of Ayr. A1 Boston, Finlay, from Charleston at this port, and nearly full SI of water, having struck against the Queen's Dock Pier. B The Brigq Lord Oriel.-We stated, last week, that this very fine brig was stranded on the Horse Bank, near Lytham. The ...