... rve?prnTT?ence, y. on LIVERPOOL EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS. in he TO THE EDITOR OF TfE LIVERPOOL J MRCURY. as SIR,-Your correspondent, FIairplay, blames you for neannouncing, in sm all type, the donation of John Foster, lY Esq. towards the establishment of an exhibition of paint. ed loge ?? Fistrplay has been hoaxed, or else he n- has been trying to hoax you, as I can now inform you that it you ...

... AWFUL AND DEsTRUCrIVE FIRE. e On Thursday nighetse'nnight, both Houses of Parliament, and many of thie buildings and cffices connected there- e with, were almost entirely destroyed by fire: it was first observed near the lower end of the House of Lords. It appeared to come from several places at once, and raged so fiercely tbut eot seven o'clock, when a mowe than strong IS twilight was ...

... g rend atika dergtiTd. The Paris journals ?? da acre much taken up with >a somewhat extraordinary cision of the Chamber of 1 Deputies on Friday. It was then proposed that the Minister of the Interior should have a vote of credit for 1,200,000 francs, to be distributed for the relief of those *who had suffered at Lyons. To the motion there ?? a considerable opposition, Me speeches against it ...

... 3uILTvaz IN VAIavo. On Monday selnnisht; Mr. Banks, of the firm of Deacon 'and Banks, Warrington, terminated hisexistence by swaellso Ing prursic acid. The Emperor of Morocco, It is said, bns declared war against the King of Naples, and prepared a fleet of pirates to com- mence business. At the Dublin cattle show, last week, two Pigs were ex. hibited, one weighing upwards of 1000lbs. and the ...

... I, IEIETING OF PETITIONERlS AGAINST THE DISFRAN. I ( CfflSEDiENT BILL. I X d . - rd A Ineeting of the burgesses itnld other Inhabitants of Liver- ikr poolwho have signed the petition to the House Pf Lords, he against the Liverpool Uliefraliebileenent Bill, was held'oni tit Ol~tdeYlast, at twelve O'clock, in the Sessions Room, to Con- t s lider the best moelbthd of forwarding the objects of the ...

... ?? ;amp¢uTtiuni. , - I HOUSE OF LORDS. Wedneseday, May 7. The Liverpool Witnesses Indemnity Bill, was read a third time and passed. The further considerationof the Warwvick Borough HUIl was postponed in consequence of theabsence of the Lord Chancellorx-Adjourned to Fridity. Friday, May D. On the motion of Lord PLUJNKETT, the Irish Court of Chancery Bill was read a first time. The Secotnd ...

... I!1ERPOOL SPI~TNG MEETING--A HLCOURS -| Wedeesttay, ilia, 14. A PRoDUcR SIVePSIAKES Of 5o UOVs. each, h ft. Once round and a distarnce. Sir T. StLn ey's ch c by -iattledore Walked over. The DeRBsY STAKRP of 20s *vs. each. h ft. with 20 added. f,r three-year-olds. One mile and a distance. Won ly Sir T. Stanley's chi c The High Sheriff, ITempleman,) beating Lord W. stminster's b c St. Hilary. Mr ...

... n??ie ?!o?bu??TOFUoAT1?I ,In calling the attention of out towflsmd oedi h pid and humane condttct of tie ?? deserbe to ?? codr subjoined paragraph, we take the 0Ppf~ttUW~Y tyo repeal edt e our surprise and regret that in a portt arf so frequentlye thea as el~iverpool, where accidents by water helttasa Hu- peer occurring, there should be azo sach essa vices. a ha b .wane Society to reward such ...

... FROM FRIDA s GAZE7TE. BANKRUPTS. BIRIGGS CA RLILL, Kingstonnupon-Flull, merchant. Felt. 1J. atIdG March 4,at the GeorgetillnnHull. Attorneyb Meson. Light- root aId Earoishaw, Hull: or Mlttisar Valmecly wad Co. Chancvr - lane. GERARD CO WELL, Salrord, Lmrcahire cotton spinner, Feb. II, and Nlarch It, at the Commissioners' Iooms, Maochester.. Attorneys, Mr. Arumltroug, Staple Ion ; or Mr. Lord, ...

... Tile late insurrections at Lyons and Brussels c are now said, in the French papers, to have been tCe l result of an extensive conspiracy. C The Spanislh government has at length issued c a decree for the assembling of the Cortes on a new and f improved principle. r the Standtard, of Monday, savs-- We c learn from Spain that M. Burgos, whose resignation of e office had been so often announced, ...

... AND HOUMBEa MIERCURY. HULL, F RLDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1834. OuR readers will gather from extracts from the latest London papers inserted in another place, that I in spite of the predictions of his Whig and Radical opponents, Sir Ronrr. PLErO/)as not only been enabled to form an administration, but that it is precisely such a one as we can imagine to have been in the contem- plation of his most ...

... AGRICULTURAL ASSU.IArTIONTS. I - To the EPditor of the lail Packet. Sln-Tlhe official disavowal made by Lord Althorp, of any inteution oil the jpart (of his Majesty's ministers to interfere, during thepresent session ofparliament, vith theexktisfig corn lacs, most be, ulderall cirolinstanlces, highly satisfactory to the lauded interest. It is, however, ofthe utmost importance that the ...