... ELECTION. ''dwefeii of our esteemedtowns Sg, been -acceomplished, by fair and- e. LieerpooI, electots been as de- p~his return as they.yere nnequi- I An his favour, we shoul4d have' xty~to.:bQw. to ,the decision nf the mijghthave thought of the ewhd¢a prefe Lords oandozn to i~~ derncton oprmi$ du y to cease. .:pl yed to th rth 0 i f. : :agitate. Had'not thbe marketable votes been brought - tb ...

... ANE: C ?? S . AKEYLICAN. PRE:SIDENT:' MdESSAGE, . A very copious notice of. the Messag@ eof th6e he President of the United States, on the opening - fb ed. Congress, will be found in another part of our pub- t be lication. It will be read with great. interest as d sir affording an exposition of the condition and pros- ch p'ets of the country, foreig'n and domestic, as full, ai explicit, and - ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY. JANUARY 4, 1833 On Friday last the half-yearly public examination of the children educated in the Corporation free-sehools, took place before the -Worshipful the Mayor, and a highly respectable, A though not very numerous, psr~y of ladles-and gentlemen.. Pi The manner Iii which tbe cbildren acquitted themselves In Lii reading, arithmetic, and their religious exercises, ...

... 7 Varittito onservatiue Oxen.During the present week the Tories lile artfully paraded fieen fat oxen through thee Atrepts, bdecorated with blue ribands. They are intindled 'to be: ded cut up, and given away to the Conservatie opera_ * ^iChristmas, m fulfilmentof the election contract telodi into between them and-their betters. We saw very little difference in the manner of driving the oxen to ...

... ??,77 r,- , - mm I -R-- ?? , 16 I , LI ?? this In bis last Alire , in ilie 'postsctiptto ayery suf-. ente~rtaining -letr-to his-; - 2 M r. Tbomas Stiisb ?? and Lieerpool, sayss 5 - i -- i Tism goirig fo '-my level soor. What ill-B rato say about iti I' 1btxdidike ti scbis niiditiou5 about. ad fi Bott.Irad probably Lnow, signifies the T uta-- editorf the Lio'peoo Meircyj, wbo, th'us 'invited, ...

... -:1 I Accustomed as we have beeu ?? to the tl disgusting' scenes of venality at obr elections, tweh never witnessed any thing'so flagranth-ere 4ashat eI took place ?? during the late- c e he F electors there appeared- almostyto glory i-iitheir S shame, and sold tbemselves in' open dyigt i as little compunction as theirlforefathers felt when a' they used to put up white men to public -sale in ...

... )PULI LBX SUPARJ. a A , JANUARY 4, 18S3. S -O N IS OF SilIRTERS. - . ies,0 disappointed iU their 'fond lii bthe obstinaey of the King of Hol- tiv on a general wvar, and thereby a ~sbly, brenle up the present reforini -tht 1d restore 'to power the Duke of at fI*action, have, in their despair,. rie a, who catch at a straw, fas rei * expressions in the speech of the Lc ie 1rS.itainley, from ...

... :t-. - a. . .. - - . t LECTURES- ON MENTAL ARITHMETIC . tor of atlon :e thi' asued, n the. times meetly bseri- s, as er do aintr tthe' aub- Maps rever Tbey' aybe' )se of. place f the doom, iews- ri the it for TO THES EDITOR OF TilE LWVEROOL MERCURY. S S1R,_1 /as tbis morning exceedingly sorry to hear thai b.ir.' Pinch, the proprietor-othe large room over the Bazaar,, in, Bold'streetj, wbich ...

... ?Olwbxq?#?. I- I v n tile thevop s its Wi ob tb ex- dit coubtrie s contin eir ?? ea za'-e. a the : friend upe, ?? flebeLvVs, it1 it Pe ;e period during which he de )f the United States, the cii en have been protduced by ,sde e. In speaking of Great tei ?? . I arl be an luhda res I th ts of : tan in' uon generallyj .. , ?? to state -at Con 1. eristilng.beti 'timents of Spa ,.Mexico, Cent *tab1q ...

... . ?? ?? ~ .- :- - it is but-justice to Cobbett to allow that he has ?? to appeared' to take an ipterest in' the welfare of the people, I to :s t uishd from the middle classesorthe asistocracy; at and as' charity is said t1'coverA multitude ofsins, this trait Xr- in his~character is certsinlyia redeeminig fe~ture.. Having enreadily mide this _aamisssiohi, we-repeat what, we said in ilate ...

... As Mr. Livesey, of Preston, the talented and benevolent we editor of that excellent monthly magazine, the Moral IPY Reforner; spending this' day in Liverpool, determined (as tes. his manner is whether at home or abroad) to devote the in- early part of it to visits among the poorest of the poor, for an. the purpose of inquiring into the causes of their poverty, dr. and persuading them to the ...

... DINIiNER TO LORD) SANDON. : 'a ?? leg, On Friday evopiog..last 4&.a ubie~dianer was given to sot Lord Santdorn, theoruccessful candidate (pi'o temrpore) at fa the the late election, ins Mr.- Lucas'i lisge-rooini, Great Char- thl bin lotte-street, at which, by~aapeciatitinvitation, ?? wi the 'defeaited ally Sir Howard Doug'las, and hisafriends., were edl. also present. Abput.. 250: persons _st, ...