... arr*poettt HUMANtE SUGGESTION. To the.EDITOR of the Li VERPOOL M1ERCURy- Sin,-I take the liberty of addressing a few words to you, and 1 boise they will meet with your usual kind attentionl.. it hasiii naycs been a grief to myself, cmdi jam sore Ito nil who tils Well T the rplrabe sateof the pttultry of St. John's filtikut torthth want of a weatering place; tile geese anti ?? at!evrsufre t to ...

... PUBLIC DINNIER TO COiMMODORE SIR i CHARLES NAPIER. t this i f of The reception which our gallant countryman, Corn- a ohl- MOflore Napier, has experienced in Liverpool, dluring his mc led. short stay amongst us, was in all respects-or at least ass thl sod far as the inhabitants could make it so-suitable to histh ces high deserts, and to the eminent services which hie has fee toe- rendered to ...

... I OPERATIVES. I 'Ile weekly meeting of the Operative Society for promo. ting the reviral of Irish manufacture was held on yesterday evening, at the Fishamble-street Theatre. In consequence e of a general rumour that Mr. O'Connell would attend, the a theatre was most densely crowded in every part. -he temperance band of St. Paul's parish was also in attend- tance, and played several national ...

... 2 MAY-OOTH COLLAt. Copy of the bill brought into the House of Commons by Mr. Colquhoun and Sergeant Jackson, to alter and amend the sets of the Isish parliament relating to Maynooth College:- Whereas, by an act passed in the parliament of Ireland, in the thirty-fifth year of the reign of his late Majesty King George the Third, intituled I An act for the better educa- tion of persons ...

... EASTE.A VESTRIES. ?? ?? 8 The Rev. CATHER1NE'S PARISH. A ?? Rev. Mr. HASTINGS, rector of the parish, took the chair. Y William Ord, and Tho n churchwardens, aS Hoey, Esqra., were appointed The first item proposed to be assessed was the vestry y clerk's salary, 301. a Mr. Murphy was of opinion that in so impoverished a parish, and considering the duties to be performed, 201. would be sufficient ...

... TO PETE1t PURCEtt, Id3S. I SIB-I rearet P - . F , . . ^^ Gus-s regret exceedingly that I cannot give the same hearty approval to your present, as I have to your former plan of agricultural labour. However, it is cheering to ,'find that you still anxiously desire to rescue the Irish far- n lner and labourer from the jifernal operations, and many h evils necessarily consequent on the present ...

... _ It has doubtless escaped -the memory of the distinguished individuals who carry on the present government of Ireland, that in the year of grace 18S8 there was a contested election in the Univer- sity of Dublin. Great men have so many things to think of, that 'tis no wonder they should some- times forget small events, matters of mere public importance, or affecting mere general principles of ...

... I 1 (BY EXPRESS.) SHREWSBURY, SATOVDAvt MORNING. (From our own Correspondent.) This wretched convict, who was sentenced to undergo the last penalty of the law at twelve o'clock this day, has been respited, by the great exertions used by his brother, Mr. John Misters, and others, whose representations to the Secretary of the Home Department have been, for the present, at least, attended with ...

... .hioleancouo. lhr. Rsdilcion rf Duties frn French, Wines and Spii its.- of It is reported i hat the proposed reduct ions to be mail, under hlie new ?? treaty with France, will be the to lOs. per gallon on hrandy, and to Is. 6d. per gallon nid, on wine. The conclusion of the commercial treaty er. is dependlent on Ilte ratilication of tire political treaty, iki which wiithilraws France front her ...

... . . ., - . - . 5 I'be following important intelligence is teken from n the Augsbuirg Gazette of tbo 11th instant:- s CONS'S'rTANIOPLEe, MIecti 24.-Accounts from 'Te. ehari of tilhe jgt of February, received by way oftlre. ,bisond, bring tile imnportnut intelligence, *'bhat the dilferences that existed between Persia end England r ?? Persini hvingdeclaredl himlselfroody torestorethlefortressof ...

... ?? Intrtlhgnife. ses SET'TLEM ENT or tinu DISPU'I'E WITIt CHINA, tce ire The lessaagpr (Paris paper) of T'uesdaly night, con. ild tainae le following important and satisfactory inrelli. ire gence received by telegraph - ial ' Aarseilles, April 4. Mle Alerandi ia, March 25, 1841. ins Th e Conisnl of Fiance to the itinlister of Foreign ile 1it brs. )re * Advices from lombay announce that ...

... To TIlE EDITOR oP TH - MORNING CHRONICLE. Sin-As a resident physician in this dieusely populated borough, I may perhaps lay some claim to a knowledge of the propriety ofl the situation chosen 1or the site of the Royal Victoria Park. I am not disposed to complain unnecessarily, for I feel indebted as an inhabitants for any boon to the Tower Hamlets wflich will have the effect of affording, to ...