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... fe ano Oberba tion. AMERBCAN PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE. By the packetship Silas Ricbards, Captain Holdrege, we have received American papers to the 9th ult. They contain a copy of the Message of the President of the United States, General Jackson, to the Houses of Congress at Washington, on Thursday, the 9th ult. The document is much longer than usual, and contains a foll and luminous exposition of ...
... -N S .XIGHT ASYLUM FOR THE HOUSELESS POOR. e - We were going to say it is- amusing (but we ought to use L srtemeappropriate word if'we could- find one) to hear the diffsrent remarks of those Whosoisit the Night AsyIuiin tbr the O 3 Hiuseless Poor. Some of the animadversions ?? of the Ri if fable of Momans when Jupiter submitted Venus to his scrutiny. n d The cynic was obliged to confess that ...
... ;!pbrTPOOj jncrturpD. S~UtU POPY, LX SuPrJ~A. FI DAY, JANUARY 7, 1831. COMrENCEMENT. OF THE TWENTY-FIRST VOLUDWE OF. THE MERCURY. O, entering upon our twenty-first volume, we hope *e may be permitted, without subjecting ourselves to the imputation of egotism, to exult in the conviction tbat the lueading principles to which we stood pledged, ol entering upon our editorial career, and from ...
... LIVERFOOL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1831. Free Trade to the East.-A meeting to petition Parliament on this important subject is about to be held in Liverpool. A -o , the Mavar. reauestina him to call the inhabitants on5 this importantl sUUoJr;;. pi .. .. ?? requisition to~ the Mayor, requesting him to call the inhabitanta togethr sincours ofsgaue It is highly desirable that p meetings of a similar ...
... A -t - i-rvdrd h.ou-A 1n 71. M-Wintt Passed Holyhbad yesterday, inward bound, No. 71, Marlotte,D.D. at lo, a. m. No. 140, Ellen Jenkinson, B. seh. 11 am. Wind this day ES.E. light breeze. A brig, inward bound, ?? Lynas. Passed Great Ormshead, inward bound, No, 140, Ellen Jenkinson, B. seo. at I p M. Passed Voel Nant, Inward bound, No. 934, Laura, B.S. 9 a.m. No. 916, Mary M'Donald, B.B. 11 a.m ...
... # Without a reform in Parliament, no honest ma can remain Milister of EnglIiiaid.-/IUiamd PIrs speefC (prior to hfia apoatai. . If those who oppose Parliamentary reform have reason 'and argument on their side, it would be well to make an outo d&e Jb of the works of Blackstone, which we were V t uqht in our youth to reverence as constitutional land: ?? inarks, and of the writings of Locke, whom ...
... ROYAL AUDTIENCE TO MESSRS. SMITH AND DOW1ER, AT THE COURT AT BRIGHTON. . ?? is, 3) ie I it re e, e. or 11 We last weeei traced the successful progress of Mersrs. Smith and Dolier up to tbe ppointlment of. an intervlkw winh his M sjesty's Private Secretary at tie Palace at Brighton. To that imtervieWv, 7hich took place on Wednesday week-, iet presence of several disiinguislied per:onages, ...
... I cor0tpouienre. - Ated. the- O'CONNELL FUND. I of tre TO TED EDITORS OF THE LZIERPOOL1 MERCURY. Go- GENTLEMEN,-I am happy to see the walls placarded this ave morning for the purpose of making arrangements for a general efly meeting on Sunday next to procure contributions to the O'Con- our nell Fund. Had this been done two or three years ago, I should tval have certainly set my face against it ...
... ' -tgal flitclltme. A r f ?? Aft: ?? the night of the2lst of November, o if. C: this v'rt, Captain Jones, was driven by a strong ' LO.gow bt., island of Islay, and in a short time hove Ad sunk, Llaving part of her mast out of water, The i isting of six men) and one woman, with the greatest S!*t O the shroudsof the mast, and had to remain there r l as, so'ne (if thern in a state of nudity, and ...
... Ce xtiberpoot jauxuri. s.¶LUS POpuI, LEX sUPrMmA. FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 183.L .a col Last week a requisition was presented to the Mayor, ori soliciting him to convene a public meeting of the er- Dc chants and other inhabitants of Liverpool, to petition mt Parliament against a renewal of the East India Com- gr pany's Charter. There were affixed to it two hundred eon and fifty names, including ...
... Courorponvit7b 1 HOME COLONIES. 2VTUo ,,D DITORS OF THE1 LIVERTPOOL rg G~ENT1L~aE,x,_ hile so many tosnss a creatures are inl want of the bare ncssisa there are myillionsofarsogrndn kgsth mighthe mde t supply these unfotnt andt b pr adery LIit has been calculte, r reand two ?? of acres at bog cudb ad c Ieand make Engalld wholly itidrpendetoffil thle food Of its manuifacturinlg POPulto.ld o~i ...
... f1two ano 49boftbatton-0. A BELOIUM AND THE NEITHERLANDS. call Th'e protocol agreed to in London by the ministers of the the Rilre'Powers, which, after ref'erring to the treaties of 1815, by sary which Belgium was annexed to Hollapd,' in order to secure the Eve general peace, admits that the late events have rendered the continuance of that union impossible, but recommends the Congress at ...