... Fartttie%. n Bmigrant Ships.-In a late numbeir of the Mercury/ we p a- prteted against the British law which permits ithe spcCLI C slaosin emgrn shp ttw on board their shipS twice at if or thrice the number of passengers ta a epoel n accommodated. We contrasted this law with that of the of te United, States of.America, and we expressed a hope, which tI, a, we now repeat, that some humans ...

... i5arittico. Cse tim? f Pccrs -One word withregard to the amount P s of the mgj Tity by which Min sters expect to carry the secont reading. It has been estimated as low as six, and a i as high as twenty-ive ; and it will probabily be between : these numbers. We have been intbrnmed by one of the : most distingOiSh(lI and eloquent nmembers of the Lower v I House that Ministers tlid not calculate ...

... ELECTION PR~OCEEDING - 'The tdwn, during the last week,, has evinced all the pre- Parptory- bustle of an election:1 ald as thel Gazette of tht'h evening (friday) 'svilbligpobblyp'oontaia a proclamattion;, an Pr nouncing the dissolution, of PsRitarnentr Id a- few ?? we ma xetto, have -,he, tithig jitsef.. The canvass for the ~ s ononaprosperously as- theil' best friends cas i,h;t and If aney ...

... Q. is full of point. We are not sornuch surprised at 8 top spinning forty-seven minutes, as at the fact of a sane mans, like the editor of the Merrasy, standing by all the Ytime watching its ?? Journaol. In reference to this paragraph, which would have es- I.caped us if a friend had nor directed our attention to it, d we have to obserre that if' Mr. Q 's communication was so full of point, ...

... A Our opinions respecting this subject must be too eli n well known to our readers to need any repetition, as Y and we shall, therefore, merely state, that the more SOt e we reffect on the propriety of exacting positive and th( ,v irrevocable pledges from men, as a condition for send- I ?? them to a deliieretive assembly, the more firmly coy sell ?? we are impressed with the conviction we have ...

... nEFORtM Or THE COMOIN LAW. bp TUESDAY, Merch 6 -The Lord Chancellor said that r ay he rose to present an address, in the usual forrm, for a copy t of the fourth report of the Common Law Commissioners. !ry He wished in a brief manner to state his opinion on this subject, and he had great pleasure in informing the House, Ht so far as his judgment went, that the report was one of the s tY, most ...

... arliamentavp compernbiulm. HOUSE OF LORDS. LAW RJEFORM. S. T5SURSDAY, Mareh I.-Lord Tenterslen brought in his bill for assimilating and simplifying the process of the several Courts ot Law in Westminster-hall, which will also limit the expenses in some instances now attendant on the crommencement of suets. HOtURtS OF LABOUR IN FACTORIES. The Archbishop of Canterbury presented a petito a from ...

... an IRREGULARITY OF THE ASSESSED TAXES. o he TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL MrERCUrRy. St Ssn,-The following statement of the highest rates at b d shich any houses are assessed in the different counties n ~dtherein enumerated, Shows, in a very Striking point of p in view, how very moderately the mansions of our nobility k and wealthiest commoners are taxed, in comparison with ti 2B the homelier ...

... jil 6? ?z, ,. t z, ?? WEDNESDAY, NO-V. 14. Brunnswick, Merri.san, hence at Virginia. THURSDAY, NOV. 15. Menruon, Patterson, hence at Calcutta. C Bahamian, ?? el!, hence and Madras at do. 22d June. Latona, M'Nair, hence at Newfoundland, leaky. Clyde, Thompson, and Dryope, Hamilton, hence at hiaran- A, harn. Janet, Dysart, trence at Trieste. J r Alelantho, Price, hence at Venice. Er Wills, ...

... TIjt )ouquet. I1 have here sony made a nosegay of culled flowear, and have brought nothing of my own bat the thread that fies thenm. SOUTH AMERICAN POISON. The subtle poison with which some of the natives of South America anoint their darts, which they project from hollow tubes by the breath fromt the mouth, has been the subject of a very interesting paper in the Liverpool Mfercury, written by ...

... flooAemipt. ationt and LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENINrG .own. ibled HOLLAND. aeen. The annual session of the States General at the li, and was opened on Monday last, by the King in Fe' ra li the companied by his two sons, the Prince of Ora , n f the Prince Frederick. His Majesty delivered the folla;nit t he speech :- vying ' Noblc and MigAhy Lords, an During the last months of your late sitting a ...

... rACTJOUS AND RA NCOROUS OPPOSITION TO IINISTERS. It is said by naturalists that the croalding of toads th is a prognostic of the approach of fine weather; and al We will hope that the hoarse croakiugs of the Ex- ti Chancellor Eldon, which on Monday night weres load and discordant as those of the great American bull-fiog, in like manner indicate a speedy clearing d up of the political horizon. ...