... Art mtuerplv fflerturv. SALUV POPUU LEX SUPREMA. FRIDAY , DECEMBER 27, 1844. The present number completes the thirty-fourth in volume of the Mercury, and brings us to a point of time at which we cannot refrain from tendering to our thousands and tens of thousands of friends our pf sincere acknowledgments for a degree 'of support. se which, liberal at all times, and placing us at the head vs ...

... kLettelgr. unge- - late fe REGISTRATION ACT. in. Loge- Wo0 To the EDITORS of the LIVERPOOL MERCURY. provid Or TLSXa5N,-Tbu letters of A Parishioser and others which the Bi have lately appeared in yoar ?? upon the subjeot of the so- & I perinltendcnt-tteistrar andlitseffleehaveniotescaeed mynotiee. and a. I have m-t only a good deal to do with parish affaire. bet 3tone have the well-being of my ...

... I I ?? ?? ?? ?? - - -- rl Netud KlTv obderbatial1q. 3 I Io ieh PORTUGAL. 3rd A commnotion of a formidable character, connected with the it, objects of the Almecida leaders, broke out itl the University of Ih Coimbra on tho 8th Instant. The students, in revolt, had posses- sion of the town for two hours, attacked the troops, and made a prisoner of the civil Governor. They wveeo finally routcd ...

... At the uarial weekly meeting held yesterday, the following members were preent:-Memssr. Moore, Barclay. Holt, Holmes Middleton, Sam t.oyneux, hiulley, Evans, Tobin, Bold, Kel' dali Ripley, Nicol. Royden, ?? the services Drendered by the lire-beets ilurlug the past year was bubrillted to 0the committee. Fronm this it appeared that tho Miagazines lit,. 5boat had assisted 9 vessels; the roint of ...

... The following members were present at the usual meeting of this body yestertiey:-Messrg. Moore, (ehbairman,l Nicol, Ainly- neus, Smith, iflimes, Holt, Barelay, Royden, lold, Kendall, Sandbach, Rtipley, Bulley, Moore, Aikin, Erans, Tobin, and > Chilton. A letter was read from Messrs, ?? and Hadfield respcating the dirtystate of the dock quays,somo part of whichi, itappeared on inquiry, was said ...

... I 5 I . .I . and The Queen has been pleased, on the nomina- had tion of Lord Forester, to appoint Charles Edwvard Murray, ?? Esq., to be one of her Majesty!s Hon. Corps of Gentlemen igher at Arms, vice Hophinson, who retires. THE GOLD COINAGE,-The employes at the ittee Royal Mint have been busily engaged for some time in Ition striking off the new coinage for the Bank of England, so hem- that ...

... -UO BIULL SACRD xlAbIONIC S MM. , 'Tbia laudablee egefel sciiety gave, as ?? public Trforlauco an rday eveligi lst, tue whole of g oratorioeof The nean, m the Music DniAl of the Public Roomy, to a very erowded audlenoo. The vocal and ilstrarmental music, hnt more eapocially the latter, did much credit to tie society, and the whole weut off int a (loot matsfaectory manner,-the colnpany~ frc ...

... extremity. 'ho Deriod for fighting the battle of the As the period for fighting the battle of the Consti- tutiolt in the Registration Courts approaches, it is of the first importance that the friends of the Constitution should be upon the alert. It is especially so on this occasioli, becausc, in addition to the means employed i in times past, there are now the Leaguers having re- course ...

... . , - L&NCASTERi AND CAR'LISLE 'RAILWAY.--The ?? or this line progress slowly, In ceneequence of the d directors and the owners of land on various ports of the line cot h abeiog able to comve to amioable arrangements no to value. In re cerne Inslanree the wvorkings have been stopped by the pro. It prietoro ol landa. The workmsen are employed nighst nod E6 .rday at Tho large bridge ever the ...

... o' .01)z oputo joart!t I e AND ; _ _ E ~21A l3T- lw7ING 1 MDIES. I V - a HULL, FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1844. I THE arrival of the Overland Mail has confirm6d I the intelligence previously received by anticipa- con tion in a more summary form. There is no news of any great moment, beyond a correction of the cis- exaggerated reports of disaffection in the Indian bi army: there had been some slight ...

... INTEES~iG METING AT THE PUBLIC IN ROOMST ON THEE SUBJECT\ OF EARLY I I CLOSING OF SHOPS. other Trao moat nunraron ly attende meeting wee rernrmboer to no0 hon sena the Pulies I toomngrrott-strect, %was held on ?? evening last, ito discuss the propriety of assisting In, OhOi'5 fuctheranrco of tho sattemipt of tbe litter, drapers' asslsantoo Of in f t ull to procure an early cessioldon. from lbu ...

... AGRIICULTURAL INFORMATION. ComFOssr ron CATrTLE B;aSEDniS-11i th.e June number of the FarTers' AMogaziiie we fied tie following coo- solitary observations for the British farmer:-i Is now well a acortaiuted that the imports of live stcrk which took plce i last year under the new tariff were productive of considerable lose to the speculators; yet we have gaisa had arrivals of both beasts mnd ...