... fl Ob?tLiflftfUI?. I ? UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. frou The Royal Mail stearm.pcacket Hiberuni, Capnt. Ryrie, beecs which left -Bnton am the 1st instant, ?? on tlle atO 3rd, reached thie Mersey on Tuesday afternoon at five I o'clock. By her we have received New York papers to; acte ;Thee Or~egon con~tr8ove'tsy, says the Natea York Courir leliskef land 'sqakire, is still at a deread pausehc is ...

... :4d rftt W~iberl0 t ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? __ ti SAlYS POPULI LEX SUPREMA. d b FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1846. - 0 Lord Broughaum, who is indefatigable in legis-'I pa laive alterations, though not always successful C *n ?? the laws of our country, has brought st rn a bill to amend the real Property Transfer t] Diii which was passed last session. Our readers 11l remember that the principal object of that fa ...

... _TlEX LIVERPOOL TOWN M~ISSION.\ IC izim ? ?? - - I On Tuesday evening last, the anana aleeting of' the ii friends and subscribers of the Town Mission was held at CR055 or the Concert-hall, Lord Nelson-street, a'id was very air- ? ie merorilly attended: Edward Cropper, Eeq., occugied the *4 ? ly chair, and on the platform we observed man oft a lead- 6 0 s.m., ?. in? Dissenting ministers and ...

... '41 1' -. ~In TapEl ORGAN FOR, ST. GEORtGE'Sa-HALL. .. ?? - . .. . . by There is one feature in the discussion in the Towmn too mn Council yesterday week of some Iinpoflaie Te' the tru irk, inhabilxants of thegood ohl towrnhia ajecun~iary point. eel' ,rk of view, and with respect to which they have clearlyj ma n'a right to expect the Countcil to act as becomes a o representative body. We ...

... e~ae~-t BY T. X. C. It is well known that the value of humai increases yearly; and this, no doubt, is owlo to lthe increasingspreadof Patent Medicinles. uan h were unfortunate in two respects-first ofal did not exist an average period; and, secondly~ th4S had but ifaint notions of physic made easy.Hi Ally their medicanients reached thtem in a state of ?? to tgate natiness, which rendered it ...

... KI1?' Ob?krbattErn?. I ts of POLAND. iors The Emperor of Russia has addressed the; folowing *in ukune to the senate in powveron the 21st F~eb. (5 March :) mccu- ?? ill-disposed persns have attemnpted to nver- rate, throwr the regitirnateauthoritiest in the free city of Crcecw, Irish and in some parts .of Glalicia, we have deemted it neces- irce-* sary to take ceribin precautionary. useasures ...

... > 7 PBESCOT. Yesterday week thc Guordlans of the PW;sCet ?? dined ti 3 together at the Green Draigon Inn, Whistan. Rlohard Fllde0, ti Esq., of Sutton Vale, Chairman of the Board, occupiedthechair, tl i supp~orted by John Hayes, Esq., Win. Barker, Esq., &c. Thc H -viceoohair was well dilled by Win. Aekrer, EB4,. of Prosoot. The c usual loyal and patriutle toasts were proposed arnd responded to. ...

... INDIA:N CORN FOOD.. iIlowinR are recipes for rather more cc The following are recipes for rather more costly pro- Idparatiorss than those described in a former paper:- INDIAN 1LAvTTR CAICaSE-Mix together a quart of .sifted Indian meal (the yellow meal is best for all pur- *poses) and a handful of wheat flour; warm a quart of .milk, and stir into it a teaspoonful of salt and two large . ...

... ?VL*?UM IN i'aavo. cc0s The Bank of' Erngand returns for the weeck ending the 4th edoas ales instr shtat the amount of notes issued to be ,£27,181,980 Thi ock against whieh, lit, addition to the Governm ent debt and other dulgi in secur~ities, there is, hin coin and butllion, £13,181,9880. Ini the Th eti banking department, the ?? are set down nt .t43,165,027, in nr and the assets include £643 ...

... I - MEE?FIWGOF'TItE HIGHWAY BOAgD. . The usual weeskly meetin of this Sbody ia , hdeI eteday. : -Prooent-Msesr. N~ol~mes (ohainmsn,l Bnye, TInnie, obeyton, Copeland, Procter, W&Ithew, ,Kiiehaw, Asplitall, GlraditOtt = Leyland, Denton, Whtltby, fllorria, Coop er, .and J. LOwreoee An appication having bean masde to rete tbe water works at Kensington, the Law-clerk saidi wars his opsinion the ...

... Soeceos.-On Friday last, lirs. Margaret Vckere, a lady of Smil respectable connexions in Liverpool, and who occupied a ?? in Argyle-etreet, Weodoldo, put anl end to her existence, by cut- ting her throat with a rasor. The deceased, who was about L twenty-nine years of age, was the wife of Capt. Vickers, master dn of a vessel oziled the Henry Curwen, and had been married oni *about seven years. ...

... MAGNEwTISM kll IUR.GT. A. Memoir on the recent experiments of Mr. Faraday, Pt by Father Giovan-Battista Thanciani, 8.3., Professor ofl Physics and Chemistry in the Collegio Romaao.-(.Ilac- colta Scientifica, March 1, l841.) Is Rubbing the pole ?? along the superficies ofl a certainsmalls6af o tone containing iron, which showv some action on the mag netized needlo,such as those of sdr- e ...