... MANCHESTPER TIMES, fltb Anurarb)irt anl el)rzljirt Exam iner. I ?? S.A TUPRDA Y, JA NUA R Y 4, 184O. The Bill of Indictment fbund by the Alanlchester Chamber of Commerce against the Bank of England has now gone over the length and breadth of the land. From the discussions in the London papers we select an able article in the Ml6orsnug Chronicle, Which will be found in our last page. A PrEITION ...

... WARRINGO'ON. FIAE ?? BEwsaY-sTRr:T.-A fire, of a rather serious haracter, took place at the Bewsey-otrieet iron foundry, on Thursday morning. The foundry, which vas formerly in the oceonatien of Miessrs. Newton and Gibson, has been for the last two years unoccupied, except one end of it, a detached building, then used as a pattern shop, ant now oc- eupied by Mr. Gibson, who since the shutting ...

... . . DlrF.NmLuX.-( From the C'omir Alinanre& for 1840.)- December shouulld be a eheerful morrth, ;weather or no. It sbhould be a wiarm oant too, rioegh never so cold. People blow their fit-p and uso thleir bellows within, while the %wind bellows without. Lawyers are glad over CGoe. Men take rncussures to secure the comfort of their bodies, end to pre- serve the coats of thoir stomachs. Though ...

... | BIRMINGHAMM-MR. STURGE'S ADDRESS. I Although Mr. Muunt2 has declared that he can only give his attendance in parliament in cases of absolute necessity, his friends are of opinion that constant attendance to their duties by members of parliament is of small moment compared with the gratification of personal prejudice. Mr. ttlcitz's conduct can only be accounted for by ignorance as to the real ...

... a1 _ _ _, -1-T A - _ SI.D I ,A FAT;!nn..-ii'e cordially 4zehiz in .te 'fedingi anld oaiinioni of this vorrespowclemt and out that his otrictorces hve dp511.rllftI'01tee, rie p4qraa yladly/ hate71 ineited trhe cvl inoinwation, ?? hmave 'er rrgurded. these 5' iu-shop nfYing-raoms, pot hoai sth cs, u and the whole eatalogue of loe cab arut entertainni tsiibs the 7nost 'datigetooes, marst stecioN, ...

... 1MIULTUr IrN rPARVO. OnWednoesda~y wcok twtolary,. young liens and two remarakably L5 fine. t19fr, oneo of thorn a jet black,arnd of enortoouls ize, were a fl lade- ro a vessel in thoe Pool, and conlyeed in yain to the ?? ZloidGardeos in tire Rtegent's P'ark, Lonnrl,n a* CHerI11ajesty lies been pleased ?? Stewart de Decies Cuota Iotlorvin of the cointy ofW4testrfrrrd, end Colonel of the Dr mii ...

... THE NEW OO,-VENTION. We find -the following report infthe Size of yesterdany se'nnioht. wtitout a word of reprobmtion from the editorS It appears to' cs that the perswns using such language as s that rep-ted aelow, are going :the very way to hang Frost, ?? hiso prieve followimsg sud threats as have. been uttered t.t Birminghamn and elsewhere, would be attributed tofeag n not clemency.-Edi; ...

... LIVERPOOL DOMESTIC 31ISSiOh' SOCIETY. Tl- #h;- l- - a ?? ?? Tire thirdrr year's report of thle missionary of this soviety, the ?? Rev. J1. Johns, liAS just been laid before the committee, arid sup. 'Iporters of this institution. The UnitdedT1ZregaLtion-rof P'~radi~ce i- street, Hiensbaw-street, aind tire Ancient Chapel, Toxteth pwrrl, first brorughrt this society into operatioR tirree years ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1810. 1 - ?? PACI;IT-S911i Eurnop.-This fline vessel, which has for some time been underibing extensive repairs and im- provemer.ts, came out of the graving dock' on Saturday last, in most beautiful order, and takes her place in the ?? Line, where she is So well known as a remarkably as fast-sailing vessel. Her repairs and alterations have been re completed under ...

... I A, *,,hlin nl-HtiZO n? +1.- ?? .; A ubiu teetinlc of tile inhabitants,' cnvied by tiso Kliyor,I Jitll ot ailiblY, q. fin compliance 'wit ?? ciffect, figised by mo fa~reei eiin idei~trja Il Ill IOlittca, asw hield yesterday, in thle 6easjsiol-hollse c Ut'i p I isstreet, fir the isurposu ot taigit1o~ioalote isrispoty ci Pe-ilillgnlog Pillannentsin ?? the .Corn Laws.o The. -Smeeting WI's ...

... --z- ST. ANNE'SWARD INYESTIGATION-No. ITT. ?? DITOR s/tie LfVERPOOL MERCURY. Sa-I do not find it so easy a task ats I exox oted, to collect and Ireport thle evidence adduced on bth Biides, inthis binge lr, and, Ito a certain extent, coonpiicuteid case. In my preceding letters I have only furnished an abstract of the testimony of the wit- nesses, nut4 fear that I shialt be obliged in this ...

... v No. II. Uf ). 1i. ,if I rrn r ANCIENT CASTLE OF LIVERPOOL. fo As the recent discovery of an arch, and parts of the 0. wall, belonging to the ancient Castle, in Castle-ditch, has fai revived the recollection of that once famous edifice, we co have availed ourselves of the opportunity to present to ml our readers a correct ground-plan of the C.stle, built by Ll s King John, during his stay in ...