... d i THE REV. Mt. CARIDlt AIW iTbDTIR1SH FDUCATIMN It -. - ot The Rev. Mr. Carlile has retired from his situation as ad professor of education in connexion with the Irish Board, t- partly in consequence of his wish to give the whole of his time to his congregation, and partly of a difference with 0 his colleagues as to the desirableness of keeping up the eschool for the education of teachers. ...

... EIGHT YEARS' EXPERIENCE oF THE LIVER- POOL PERMANENT NIGHT ASYLUM FOR 6 THE HOUSELESS POOR. 6 - _ 6 It will be seen by the advertisement that we have just published acsccond edition, much enlarged, of the report of the origin, progress, and present state of the Night SI Asylum in Freemason's-row. The pamphlet will be de- livered gratuitously to any respectable person who really feels an ...

... THE. CO LAWS.,l . T ~. e -Nj.-V~iorn the ciii laws another dargerc, an according to the city article of the ZlMes, threatens, th akcountry, Making nio regular demand on the Continent, Iml Ifor grain, those who grow it'there take nothing from us. C Dim There is no reciprocal barter between England and the lihe PUtS countries from which we have of late been obliged to Cet Slit, import wheat, and ...

... t This agitator was yesterday again brought up at the New .] -Biley Manchester, before the gates of which place pro- ?? l bably 2000 persons had congregated, who loudly cheered hai him on his arrival with his sureties. Amongst others of lie his friends present were Messrs. Richard Oastler, Feargusor h O'Connor, R. B. B. Cobbett, R. J. Richardson, 'Dr. me I, Fletcher, of Bury, J. Taylor, of ...

... The regular monthly meeting of the Towi Council m was held on Wednesday last, at eleven o'clock. There ni was, at the commencement, a very thin attendance of m members? only twenty-seven being present. The reading st of the minutes of the last meeting, and the report of the n Finance Committee, occupied the Council nearly an hour. The latter, amongst many matters of routine and cl detail of no ...

... e I RECREATIONS FOR THE PEQIBkLWedg From the coimprnceieont ofnour e nearly thirty ygo ag*, w e hn'peatedly ndeavourl e to enforce the utility aid i666sity of presiding s a agreeable and wholeesom0 recreation for ?? 'of our fellow-towi mverP .mIadda ear~p ) of' the, mu 'd ids we, a, f ftegreatesf.~ defectsd of the jskesen t state of soc4i ,t the paucity and objectionable nature of 9urqpUlae P ...

... MW. ?? fW PARVO. 9~ he ldctlndist Centenary meeting at Hull yielded £6,200; it 5etati£20;Leeds £10,600; Birmingham ?? .*I p tid7,7 The gnusd totl is no0w considerably more Uri ft t~ 10s,0I . re g o 4~n ph itilnslnlesaeoebenldgd1 Nrj 3~ ra ?? ?? h ?? fle fare willis~otb bor-paig~tte itrota ft- ?? baeiglsts~k hn the time came for raising the our. rdll at t~s putanipon iwarethere was found to be ...

... -lwwm!?j ?? - P i - . . ? . New#, I AIM 'Oh-Orrustionlo. w AMERICAN PAPER&, By the ship Hibernia, Captain Cobb, Now York pops to the 10th ult. have been received. Thby contain nothing additional from Canada, beyond meresrumours and ipports. In Congress, Mr. Adams,-the ex-Bresideut, bad introduced a string of resolutions, condemnatory of the conduct of Mr. Stevens, the American Ambassador in ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1839. Free 3 fason ry Alniversavu.-Friday being the anni- versary of the Festival of St. John, the Bret hren of the ?? . r1- ?? T: __ _ _1 . I I .. I Mercrhant's Lodge. Liverpool, sat down to an excellent 01 dinner at the Globe Tavern, Copperas-hill. The chair et being filled by brother Henry Morris, Past-Master of the fr Lodge. After the cloth was removed the ...

... rre?un?renct?, COURT OF REQUESTS. To the EDITOR of the LI VERPOOL 3ERCURY. ton SiL,-Your notice of my letter about the Court of Re- cip quests, in your replies to correspondents, induces me to rat request the favour of your inserting this, for I have ever it I found you willing to do so, although it may tell against me you, so that truth may be elicited, and the interest of the to public ...

... r A correspondent of the Journal of Commerce has fur- c 4 nished that paper with the following statement of the t cotton crop of 1838-9, in which he states full confidence il may be placed, as far as it is possible to arrive at any I . degree of accuracy at so early a period of the season. The ti e State of Louisiana, according to the communication re- a 8 ferred to, will have a considerable ...

... THEl CORN LAWS. it The price of corn rose in the London markets on Mon- |te ?I day 2s. per quarter, but the averages published to-day : ir show a decline, as compared to those of list week, of 2d. fa theybeing for the week 78s. 2d. For the six weeks, how- Im ever, they are 76s. Id., or Od. higher than last week.! of 'e Whether the price will continue for some time to rise rat e will depend ...