... MIUtUTUZa INl! PA1RVO. Among the subscribers to the military memorial of the Duke of 'Weilingtoll, is the Archbishop of York for 1l00 guineas. By the promotion of Lord Dundas to the Ealdom of Zetland his Lordhip's cldest son, the lion. ThomasDundus, M.P. for iRielhnond, will take the title of Lord Dundas. The Corporation of London have invited to a public dinner, after the Coronation, most of ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDA,~'T441, 2B, 183, &- tT. acket eneen otticcr, WellkRnown in Liverollf G'erge~'sPier with tho'mail andlpassdngdra for 1Kinggto~n oi Tuesday ?? Ievening;'nt aboutlia lf-pahtitsix o'clock. On reachling th6 ft r~ed i buy f the Rocks Lightoil e 'leVrceivea gtl;e 0 through the 1Rock channel before the wind, it blowing a P r strong gale at the moment. Not attempting to cross the `%v d ...

... , ?? ~ I n The letter of our, correspondent P. P. requires a more g lengthened comment than circumstances will, allow us to e indulge in at present, as our report of the Council pro- i, ceedings of Wednesday demands all our disposable space. t There nae, however, one or two points in P. F,'s com- munication which claim prompt reply. I We last week presumed that Lord Durham possessed f . the ...

... ?? I - COMPLAINTS OFTHESHt ~l~lNoF laVERPOOL. In To the RDITORt of tik. LiYrRlPOOL RCERCUR Y. Srn,-I aimnota sis hpkeeper,nor.have I inglet to do with shOP9, P beyond the suipplying of my wants, from them., but I have lately Zi heard muck in the0 way of complaint against the over-taxeS ini a.1' du1stryf ef thle filsojmen, and I have taken som pains to learn all rc I conld about the general ...

... iha In the few remarks we ventured to make, on a hasty tha he perusal of the important intelligence of the movement of the )sttroops from the north-west frontier of Hindoostan towards resi to Herat, we stated our opinion that in Runjeet Singh, the pat e-ruler of the Pujaub, we should find a fast ally; a more intl deliberate investigation of the facts has confirmed our I es, opinin. Runjeet ...

... SAM SLICK'S ACCOUNT OF TOULISTS. M-a;A ?? A - . Q__a- .1- The following clever passage from Sam Slick forms ing a very s triking contrast to some of our popular works, sct whichthave obtained a very unmerited degree of popula- he rity, by means of puffing and the aid of admirably cha- est racteristic sketches by our best carivaturists. There is ght in this little extract from our friend Slick, ...

... Allu en- TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUA. in I reoice to see the able and just remarks upon the ?? ws which have lately, so frequently appeared in )le. the Sun, aid which have, I believe, already produced a rse powerful effect upon the country. Upwards of twenty per years' connexion with the trade has given me full oppor- ale tunity of observing the effects of the'present svstem, and his I have no. ...

... PRESENTATION oF PLATE TO THE REV. JAMS ASPINALL. During the past week, this enlightened and liberal gentleman received a compliment which. must prove as gratifying to his feelings as it is creditable to the good taste andf gratitude Qf the donors. The teachers o f the ' SouthCorporation Schools, As a testimony of their esteem for Mr. Aspinall's uawearied and zealous attention to the0 religious ...

... Vftc kitrpt- Alerur~t. SALUS POPULI LEX SUPRZEMA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1838. RESIGNATION OF LORD DURHAM.-HOWV I IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN PREVENTED. en] In our publication of August '24, we published anl ex- me tract from a speceeh delivered by Lord Durham in the of, Hlouse of Peers on the eve of his enmbarking for Canada, I and from tenor of thiis speech it is plain that his Lordship th, believed, as ...

... as I (Fromn ?? Reporter of Thursday.) id Cove, Three o'clock p. ?? the memory of the ie oldest inhabitant no such gale as that of last nifht, and A still continuing, has taken place. It conimeiced at five St o'clock in the evening, and nearly every vessel in port here was drivej on shore, or received damaged, and some yare totally los. 'The damage on the coast raust be very c- great. Guns were ...

... A ; AN IIIT XLIBEL. I . I ; - . ore %We Wii~the follwioig r~r of4-&sediitieus libel case, ant :er- lately ,tsed. before t.0 ha'r~diyrl ,aft .Trivlee~i 7. Nelihar iiov nor h0'er 5ver -Iwo Ith na wi~lgo- O'Brien, a billd ainger,ialpeor, emkA~ted, the the. and 'de~i~ looking object, .wasi put, to the bar, cliarged, Ac jib in- on. 09hnt, with a libel tu~pon a t certain class of her att~ 'ay ...

... FRIDAY, MAY l1, 1Mat CR A. f l ?? ?? - -- I . A. - As we anticipated, the subscribers to the Liverpool rn Library, at the annual meeting on Tuesday last; decided upon granting the use of the committee-room to thewis subscribers who had formed themselves into a chess club. The consent of the proprietors of the news-room had been ing previously obtained, and we trust that no f uturep o en_ Ove ...