... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, NAOVEMBFR 4, 1831. I-- I Vestry Meelin. -On Thursday week a special general vestry was held in St. Nicholas's Church. the Rev. A. d ves try s R e l'd n t h *n S u dho n I c Campbell, Rector, in the chair, to receive the half-yearly st accounts of the Select Vestry, and appoint a Select Vestry- el eman in the room of a gentleman who had resigned. On sai ethe motion of Mr. ...

... .wacBuDAo ErB purcur13. SA~rSPOPUL, LB , MVLPT[Os OF T13 TWENTY-FIRST VOLUME OF This day's ?? 0oucI teS our twenty-first woluuc, the lct1de and title to wvbich siball be ready for delivery irt course of a few weeks We take this opportufitY to observe that those wvho wish to coin- viacu taking the Mercury with the rcw year and the new volume, would oblige us much by giving their orers as sooun ...

... I- ?? - - , I - : PR . . ?? Va Its. ?- =001, lt d W 'ga.-In the Hoiue 'of Commosq. ^'onday. a ?? w sas otdeei for.Wisg . itibe an room o JA.,itodgson, Egs g 4 St who has accepted the iltera Rundred4 ' a.. Wd Ohsm RaUswyThe attempt to e i a Ard from hoi Manchester to this town hac sain fai it l ii ?? far r sent. At a meeting held at Oldbam, on Fel conssst Lo e ing of the shareholden, it wage ...

... a , - yflabal Inteltiolict.. e IO S The Cape.Breton, Le Bias, loadingcisin-tle.Saltbouse Dock, tor ror Leghorn, took fire at six o'clock ?? night list, and g , is full of water. She weasnearlyfully laden. with cotton. (la a Conslanlinople, April 25,-The remainder of the stores, and fifty. He six bars of iron, saved from the wreck of the William Xablb, from Ro Liverpool, have arrived here to ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. TUESDAY, Angast23.-The Royal Assent wasgiven by corm mission to the Lords Lieutenant ot Counties in Ireland Bill ; to the Exchequer £6,000,000 Bill; and to thirty-seven private ?? which were the St. Bridget's'Churct (Liver- pool) Bill, the Sheffieldl andt Manchester Railway Bill, and the Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Railway Bill.-The Sub. letting Act, and the Lunatic Asylum ...

... LORD SANDON AND E1T? TAYLOR. ?? P - .. _ .le Our br.ther -of the Courier thus deseribts a very ImoviUr on sa scene which, lhe assure4s As 0c~uirrxet ts Iford Sandon's as a canvassina visit to St. John's AIlarket. It cannot fail to above r-mindtihe reader of the most delicate touches of the iow't sreticuental (and till now unrivalled) Sterne. We had 801 no previous idea that our cotetnporarV ...

... ?Otzlvo anb a a was POLAND. Ot The intelligence from the seat of war is of a rather more they cheering description, and there is yet hope that this gallant andi lasi patrioticnation may be successful in foiling the ambicious de.' inst signs of the oppressor, notwithstanding the ianmeove disparity 1000 of force between the contending parties. If, Lo the eternal shame ty of of Europe, Poland ...

... SALdYS POPCLZ, s EXSUPArSeA. FRIDAY, JUWH 24, 1831. COMPLBTION OF THE HALF Ygs.-We beg leave to 1 remind our ftiends and the public that our outstand f _ - 1.. .* _AA^A A fk'ra advertisements be- I remind OUT riends anna tue puwto in u., ---Tac inag debts - fdr niewepapcr and Or 'advertisemelta 'be- Betli oome due this day, bieing the-last Friday in June. Those powi tc~ftusts will be delivered ...

... Iabal I3ntdltelltue. ;Eq. the 1.th~ THURSDAY. NOV. 24. vn, Berlin, Ellis, from Africa at this port, sailed from Fernando I. Po 18thAug. On the l9th Oct. inlat. 24 54, lon.3747, spoke the Diamond, from St. Helena for London. On the 14th ult. in 1st. 46 46, Ion. 22 22, spoke the Mary, from Cork for St. John's, N. B. hu- Cuxhaven, 13th 2ov.-Union Packet, Kelly, from Bahia for I his Bremen, was ...

... LiVERPOOL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1831. he .- ir Common CouRijl-There was no meeting of the Council Qn e Wednesday, in consequence of therenot being a sufficient nuth . her o.F members in attendance. I n- ber of m becs in satendaete. !d New Cusitom-Iwhouse -This stupendous edifice, which most r of readera are probably aware is to contain under- its robt i tr Lhe Custom-house. Dock-office! Excise ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. be TUESDAY, Aug. 16.-The discussion on the Lord Chancellor's Do LBaukruptcy Court Bill was postponed till Friday the 26th inst. 3ELGIUtl.-FRANCE. Barl Grey stated in answer to some observations on the affairs of Holland and Belgium, from Lord Orford and the Marquis of Londonderry, that the French troops had marched tosupport the King of the Belgians against the Dutch troops, ...

... EDUCATSON IlN IRELAND: FREE SCHOOL OF THE BENEVO.LENT SOCIETY OF ST. PATRICK, LIVER- POOL. I . POOL. otu f We have frequently borne willing testimony to the ex. VQI . cellent management of this school under the superintend- en( ence of its intelligent and indefatigable master, Mr. Bren. the inan. It is with pleasure, therefore, that we find this es. as tablishmneets was highly complimented in ...