... T fl. - -n e l Of, On Tii~iE1 ast thston and neighbosrjsoosl were ~ ~ visitted witht J t6 ai jo thle orlw tevena erz mo'e viollerti.we tho0k,,than that which occurred h fdw''s u. Iweagaud; did so iuch damnag in the'town and-to lie the ashipping in the -docks antd river. In the tonI -a~ ~ an chiney utswere flying about, during the afternicoi _:and evening, in suick profusion, that it was an ...

... TO MR. THOMAS FOSTER. SIR,-The charges made against you, in my letter to the Editor of the Mercury, of the 20th ult., were, that the facts connected with the town dues question did not only not warrant your statements before the Municipal r Commissioners, but that you had invented and commented t on false fact-. Alter, therefore, I had furnished you, at a your request, wish the particulars of ...

... IYarutite. Z* Destrilclive Fire at ?? Su6day m ornin g e last, the large room in the splenrid pile of buildings, recently erected by Mr. Newall, at the bottom of Market. street. Manchester, was discovered to be on fire, and it was with great d ifficulty that the- flames were preven ted extending to the rest of the building. The room had e been used for about a fortnight for the exhibition of a ...

... E I4vERPOOL, FRIPAY, JANUARY..S. 1833. I :11 ?? : : ?? ' ' ' . - ?? - ?? 7 S latronglr ?? Ownend' tot p s ?? l t . z1i l Gramar, ?? by our ingenious Mail respectable towrnsman), Mr. El. Nfixon. Tlhis clever ?? 'Work, compirising about 100 gpas. ?? h ~vls :bleadmiitImn tot ouer selyogrammierat5ar and litproves'thei Autor o b no ?? a philosopiher ~and a masn of extensive rialding.-Sretdif. ...

... In another part of this day's Mllercuryw will be found a copious abridgment of the annual Message of the President of the United States to Congress on thre opening of the session. It is a clear, explicit, and statesmanlike document, containing a fall ex- planation of the affairs of the country, foreign and domestic, without any of the mystification vhich characterizes similar documents nearer ...

... ST. GEORGE'S SPIRE. - tl TO THII EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. fr SiBt,-During the late gales iriany of the inhabitants tt of this town had frpportunities of witnessing Oie effects of b, the wind oin St. George's Epire; ind a fewv, I may affirm to with cc-rtiaty, whiese avocations led thert to pass by it, b did so with mninds ill at ease; while otilers, yet More fr timid, t whght aht they ...

... MULTUZZ ITT PPM3.170. , -1 ?? --l- Yesterday weeek a sp'endid silvef baton was presented by 4 the inhabitmitts of ?? to Mt. James Jones, thledleputy Constable, in aeliowledjilletit of the valuable services ren- dered by him sixce hii alpitointmenet. Theniomninatiottoftlhecaindidatesat Middersfield took plaee ott Wednes'lay. The polling commences this day (Fridaty.) The Cheshirc county rate for ...

... SArUs POPUYLr LBX SUPRSA._ FRIDAY, JANUARY s, 18s4. COIMMENCEBIENT OF THE TWENTY-FOURTH VOLUME OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. On entering upon our twenty-fourth volume, we jsespectrully, but cordially, beg to tender to all our friends and readers the complitments of the season. To enter at this time of day into any laboured expo- sition of our political opinions must be superfluous; nor need we say ...

... lm? I otiud an's Obderb - . ASSEiICAN PAPEflS. i PRESIDENtrS MESSAGE. By the Silas Richatrd'. Captain lorsideX, which arrived a1 ?? irrve received New York paperS to the i' 9t1) ult. They continif a copy of the annual Alessage o itle President. General Jacksoni, on thle opening of the V first session of the 23rd Congress. ?? Washingwtln on F Tuesday the Srd uilt. it is nrot q Uita so long ...

... Witdcript. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING (Prom our Correspondent.) To-day being the Oratdayof thenew year, ,i lfttle better as far as business is coneerned In all public departments, thaw a close holiday, and at the Bank and on the Stock Excang1e It is a Close holiday. We havehad no news of anymomenitire the city to-day, and our public places of resort are but lightly attended. There is not a ...

... vartetteo. Christening of the Heir to the House ?? i ceremony was performed on Tuesday last at Preatwich Church, which appeared very gay on the occasion, ten or twelve carriages being in attendance. The Rev. Mr. a Lyon christened the infant ?? Edward Holland Grey. Lady Elizabeth was also christened at the saute time. The godfathers to the heir are the Duke of Wel. ' ilngton and Lord ...

... M4EDICAL REFORM. an A meeting of tile M edical Society was held at the Royal r but Inmtitution, on Wednesday last, Dr. Lane in the chair, r on- for the purpose of considering the propriety of adopting o s it measures to promote and secure medical reform in all pub- d in- lic medical institutions, and in the educational and prac. a ion tical department of the art. The business of the meeting n ...