... LIVERPOOL. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1834. Grand Junction Raiulway.-On Wednesday sennight a meet- ingof the proprietors of the Grand Junction Railway was bald in the Cotton Sale-room, Exehan :buildilngs, John Moss, Esq. In the chair. The chief object of'the meeting was to h Uanction an application to Parliament. for au Act to amend the Act of last session in some important particulars, and also for ...

... rtlt l-n Tx ?? V-1 Lorndon, Tuesday, Feb. 11. el CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK._-*We have no foreign A arrivals this morning of the least impor:ance, and tlhe Money lqarket is in a much more tranquil state, althoughi of considerable business has been transacted sinc. the opening. b: Consuls have been at 89Yi, but are now at 8911 for the of account. The letters from Paris are not of much interest, ...

... MANCIHESTER AND SALFORD DISTRICT I ~~PROVIDENT SOCIETY. A public meeting of tire friends of this societyvwas held doj on 111onday last, in the Exchangc Dining-room, and was UP most numerously and rrspectably attended. it' Thc Very RCV. .'1' CALvi-ai, D.D., Warden of Christ mi Chiurch, and president of the society, being called to the tbi caiir, remarked that the meeting wero aware that this ...

... DREADFUL SUFFERIArGS AT SEA. Thle following is a statement of the loss of the brig Wel- LyO Iingtohe of Corks John a eller, master, on her passage gres from St. Andrews, New Brunswick, to Cork, laden with ent deals W-l We sailed from St. Andrews' on Monday, the 23rd of in I December, and on the 25th took our departure from Cape bee! Sable; from that tine until the 5th of January we encoun- ...

... ?- T Ion -dtdrrfpt#, LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING. (From our Corrijpondes.) 1 f The onlytople tewhlih the attention of the public has I been turned is the King's Speech; and perhaps it is difficult to conceive of any public document of this kind producing 21 less publle-effect. it appears generally to be regarded as a 6i poor thIng; and by many Is spoken of with a great deal of contempt. It was ...

... O kZGAL QOFlR~81oZWiwmqcz O Tart EnDTOR Or THE DERBY MERCURY. Sli -You willoblige one who admires your principles i anid talenU, if you will insert the following observationn I your Paper. At a meeting of the Protestant Dissenters of Derby, bit. Gawthorn is reported to have said; This Home Aliis. slonary Society (ibe gentleman is ironically designating the Established Church) is always in the ...

... - WEDNESDAY's POS'T. London, Tuesday, Feb. 4. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, 'TuESDAY, FEB. 4. -TUE KiNG'S SPEECH. This morning the King opened the session in person. His Majesty left the Palace. attended by the usual oflicers, &c. precisely at two o'clock, ard reached the llouse of Lords at a quarter past two o'clock. A large number of Peeresetvs hia taken possession of the seats on each side of the ...

... A -13 I_1 a- A A_1-A - A ._I Si? Vtlaatl held her flrst levee on lM1onday. The preser. ditiofl were very numeroum. Inteluigence has been received of the death of Sir Jonah saivington5 Knt., which event is said to have taken place In liaie.; Sir Jonah was the representative of an ancient Md ,eiy respectable family in the Queen's County.-Dubain Emrsap MaUl. Xils ajesty haa ordered busts of ...

... A MOST IMPORTANT MATTER! I Tow Poor-Law Commissioners have put forth their anathema against this F law. The following is a letter addressed [to Lord ALTUORP on the subhject, by Mr. J. M. PAINE, of my native town of Farnharn. I entirely agree with MIr. Pli~NE; and am] not a little proud to see proof of so mach ability antI so much zeal, and to hear so much good sense from one of my townsmen; ...

... Uo0111a i. DIONDAY, FEBRUARY 17 134 Tile Pat-h Papers of Friday and Saturday are re- C'eivcrl.-Their contents are chiefly speculatPve. Thle laeextraortlitiary attempt of' the Poles upon Savy o jl. itsterl~ood( to have found its way fromn h res A to Itil Cablinet, tid to be tie subject oif the repealed , 11twcilt7'4.1 ' of iniisters during the ?? Chi 'TV wre of' licpxties has been occupied in) ...

... ?? LEEfS £LEGCTION (From the LiverPo0l i'mes.) rsayt * This important contest cnmmenerpi 'on Thursa h 13th instant, on which day thle nominationi took plsce on Woodhouse ilooe, accordiag to tire appointment of the 0 lilayrir, Benjamin Sadler, Erq. Tire morning of the Du flnominatiiW and the whole day scee eauthe'u und muld, andi boon after tire proceedings couretiedthe un burs forth ?? at ...

... The Leeds Election hias terminated in the re- , turn of Mr. Baines. The numbers at the close of the poll were f Mr. Baines . 1951 Sir John Bleckett . 1911 The state of the poll by no means indicatei so near an equality between the strength-of the Tories a and the Reformers, for many of the latter in'their i hatred of what they call base whiggeTy, 'gave their support to the cause ...