... LIVERPOOL MECIIANICS' INSTITUTION. ,re LECTURNS ON PNEUMATIC$. s8. On Wednesday evening se'nnight, Montapu Lyon ad Phillips, Esq., Professor of Natural Philosophy in the ve Institution, commenced a course of eight lectures upon ed this important branch of science. The audience was nu- rd merous, and seemed highly delighted with the lecture. m Mr. Phillips is the first of the talented masters ...

... INSURRECTION IN PARISI WnNe have reecived most aamn nelgncfotp m twvelve o'clock on Sunday night, the date Of th ate A of the city was for nine hoursin a tate of siege, the lotr-. expr raised, and the Hotel de Ville in the p o lsef aod attionistg. At half-pasteloroocoka psessroritoryf ~the n-called at the Tuile-ies, at %which the King presided,,Tu.,% Chamber was crowded' waith Peers, Deputiea. ...

... ?? b _tAn Ah lA i VA A;_ -- - ?? ied The memh ,sOf~hisi'exe ntnstitution ~celebrated i their second Ibi~rs at Monday se'ninight, by a BC lipublic dinrat ?? Hoe.Aottwenty u ~gentlemensat down. The wines and viands were high!y creditablei to the Worthy host, Mr. Whiterhan, and elicited ~tal '~from the company a general compliment. -to' eg The chair was taken by A. MoNoaxoiNu, Esq., the able of ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1839. s Musical Intellig6nce.--The award of prizes by the , Liverpool Beef Steak Club was given at a meeting of 0 the club held on Saturdav last. The sald m-1d ?? Ioe ciun hnei on baturday last. The gold medal, value in £20, was gained by the glee entitled The Madrigal of re the Seasons, composed by Mr. Thomas Forbes Walmis- de ley, Westninster ;and our ...

... it This fine steamer arrived at Bristol on Wednesday evening. In I n 131 days from New York, which port she left on the 13th instant. i ?? brought 114 passengers, amongst whom were four Bedouin i Ir Arabs, and two bearers of despatches to the Government. A let- d ter from the passengers to Capt. Hoskins will be found in nnother t column. The following Is a copy of her log on the homeward ( ...

... , LOCOM'JOTIVE ENGINES ON RAILWAYS ON, it ~CANAL BANKS. Our correspondents S. T and T. B-y will find their communliicaitions oni this subject ill another departmenit of our publication of this day. 'Ihere are soiL parts of these lettets which render sonme explanation !icesary, which we shall supply with all practicable brevity. S. ?? says, Allow die to atsk you how you propose to pass thie ...

... I fe Xthebrow Meurtr. 4' SALIJS POPULI LEX SUPREMA. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1839. - - - - - CHANGES BY LAND AND SEA IN THE ESTUARY OF THE RIVER IVIERSEY. at The paper read by Mr. J. B. Yates, at the late meeting es of the British Association at Birmingham, tends to con- za firm the correctness of conjectures we have frequently wi ventured to express, that the shores of Lancashlre anldy Cheshire ...

... EXTRAORDINARY FALL OF MTEORIC STONES. (From the Philosophi cal Magazinae, of May, 1839) ?? In the sitting of the London Royal Society, February m 14, 1839, the following article was read:- di An Account of the fall of a Meteoric Stone in the Cold ill Dokkeveld, Cape of Good Hope. fy Thomas Ma- K clear, Esq., ?? &c., in a letter to Sir John F. W. by Herschel, Bart., ?? and communicated by ...

... YORIESIHRE: AduItLTUltAL WIET y. rganier uinolk. .~The va by tongst q were arircan Ossum N'gliti. astlie1 smnalL itailhd ii -ut- about I' salt, preoxia eft.it ad thie kt:the Psited. aroe It gait- leishe lion~of th sal- ift nrt the it waS %enanR~ ng.ad- g~that mi-i to omund ross of ogism nm and ad the 4eOious st the 0 bong ocia- tisited of the ahanic neipal haven- rsoene 'ed as- ust be sgow, ...

... corredpiorntrturt'- her ,hs. 'i REMONSTRtAN'CE TO THE3 ILL'USTRIOUS DUKE., Ioh IIof .All that I desire to ae s la, Government In the country i- . so a that's what I desire to see. I desire to see the country governe~d, v rere and I wish I could sany I heel seen it loverned for someC yearspast ?? 0-,adI hope the Noble Viscount wturn over a new leaf, and u allI govern t 0e country in future.I ...

... Irlipa-Rvol --Lord IBrou11am hais deoniedl,in ?? puiblishedaby thie Toitreoia rh's Debats, bi~ong the auithor ot the paincphlet on thle crisis in 00l France, whichl had been erroneously ?? to his Lordship). ln- The 1211tidirln'e assorts that it wais at the long and earniest soli- 'ur Citations of80 Duptn that Lord Bl0irougam wvas pro-ailcd on to Di dleny tlie autlooi~is llof theopampllilot. ...

... We last week made a few observations on the debate - in the Town Council on this subject, at the monthly d! ho meeting on the preceding Wednesday, which were Tre- L - pared in the type, but did not appear in Friday's Mer- er cury, in consequence of some oversight on the part of the n compositor. The main question is now decided, so far as the Council is concerned. So large a majority as that ...