... , OYAL AM PIHIT RE ATR.E SQUE DE PARIS.-WIIk,4 CLoSE on TUXSDAY*Ht ..T~ilB EVEN0ING, iFrfday,l the 25th lotant. PARoT Pzs~x- Veltige5~Tlte iorSe Glvotte-_Ol, Dabill-,ocnaf Act-Two pUr cbindbl e9- haumatUrt'lO 8 Inr- 5 Courie-Mantle' pooe58-Tatde Leap-Equestrtael Amnements of the Middle gres. ~ART SECOND.-Manola..Fque tilde Feats on s. Bare- i~sey~d Steed-England, IreIand. a~d.6Eootbod ...

... i ADVERx SRtMS IT.]r. THE LIVERPOuL HIDE AND SKINMA&KhT ASSOCIATION. To the EDI TORS Of tCe LI VERPOOL MERtCURT. GBNTLRkCN,-Iu the Aercuru of the I1th intant, there ap- pears a eondensed report of the proceedings at the late meeting of the above association. The report. whioh is substantially correot, so farce it lgoestoahe tbat the removal of the market wao stoutly opposed by Mr Banks and ...

... CAUTION TO, ADVERTISERS. -- C The proprietors resixectfully inform their. t awmerous advel tising friends and subscribers b that the LIv ERPOOL MMaatcuity has still by far tht largest Circulatien of any paper in Liver- 6 pool, And is stsadily increasing. They, there fore, direct continued attention to that fact, as 0 miany erroneous statements of the circulation ' .of the Liverpool papers have ...

... ANNUAL BALL ,n ~t.rtT OF Yfl: FE51ALE QBtPRAi HOUSN, 0s;; . C, D ifOICtOATC CIIAnITIStLS O' ,IV£riPOOJ,, gIL) OTgE b I T1LL be held, by permis- sion of the Mayor and 3 et~dt Town Council, at the Town-hall,. . ' ou TvuFSDAY, the 29thl ofEB;BaUT- AFSY, 1948. ,s aliT. ITrON- LADY MOSTYrt5 t , l ffi ' %1trcr, Lady Pabifroues.' Ticket ,lOs, eacb, -(Refresh-, . melits iricluded,) to be had of M7es ...

... jLCASs8, LIVERIOOL-VALUABLE BUNTERS, THE PROPERTY OP GENTLEMEN. BY MuSSRts. LU C0AS & Co.. on Tuesday next, the 29th Instant, n`UFUS, a Chesnut Gelding, 15 hands 3 L0l ljinchtes high, up to iS stone, and well known with ,eShropebiro Hound. te ROIaoNI a Cbeanut Gu~ding. IO hands high, by Rough Robtn.Hes o a cever fast Hunter, tip to 15 stoeno 3, TES WIDOW,- nearly Tnoroultzlbrcd, a brilliant ...

... N IC is hereby given, that the Boards of Manage- ht- hze ' Great Britain Mutual Life Assurance /,ciD e nd that of the India and London Life As- L Company, re united- and that henceforth he business of both will be transacted at the Office of the Great Britain bintual .L~fc Assurance Society, 14, Waterloo Place. Proposals for Assurance, and other commununications, will lihkewise be received ...

... On Monday evening last, Mr. BainiHT obtained the appointment of a select committee of the House of Commons to inquire into the important subject of the growth of cotton in the British possessions in India. It wvill be in,tho.i recollectibn of our readers. that Mr. BIuGHIT brought this q6stio'n_ before the House during. the session of L847, but, owing to a combination of circumstances, the ...

... PROSPECTUS OF T119 NATIONAL CONFEDERATION,- N NATINAL FAN A MORE DIRECT AND EQUITABLE ADJUSTMENT OF NATINALANDLOCAL TAXATION. 1848, MiA'¶ -The subjects of every State ought to contribute towards the thefrq, supprt of the Governmenit as nearly as poysible In Wrpr .ishins ion. to liir reopetoile ubilitie.'~-iidaor Smilh's I elh fpresoilt Nations, vJol. 4, V. 215. jiolar, I true hot PntOVISZONAL ...

... (1HALMERS'S PRESBYTERIAN CIHURCH, 1,, MILL-STREET, ANCOATS.-Tihe Rev. WII. AIC.HINCH wild be INDUCTED as MINISTfEVof the abovo place of worship by he Rev th Prsbyeryof ~cahie, on Thursday evening - the 7thFebrary Woshipto mmece at seven o'clock. On Fida eveing athallastsixo'clock, there wvili be a ODNOEGAIONL SIRE intheSchool Rooms.-Tickets tob hdo M.MorBadodRod r. Wilson, at the schools; Pc1 ...

... TO ADVERTISERS. b We beg respectfulEy to call the atten- t Htin of Merckhants, Brokers, Auc- tioneers, and others, to the important iad that the L!VE RP0gL M E SCU1Y, IS NOW THE ONLY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED SEMII-WEElKLY ON TUESDAY, thieh can be read on thit d(ry by tte thiusands of' M1muanu Icturreps (1J1 others atte ! ...

... THE MANCHESTER ATHENAUMU-ITS CON- DITION AND PROSPECTS. sed In this and the two last publications we have pre- ch sented our readers with a copious account of the pro- o ceedings at the annual Meeting of the Members of the c on Athenaeum, as well as with a verbatim copy of the Report the of the retiring directors, and an abstract of the balance- as sheet for 1847. The directors, during ...

... joub~lic amuo'nTrwd, R OYAL AMPHITHEATRE. C I R Q U B D E' P A R I 81 THIS EVENING, (TUESDAY,) the let insteant. PArT FiRsT-The Volige, by Little Louilee Amato-M. A. Francto0ni v1w cxibit the Miare Gatotte-Tho Festival of Venice. by M. Andre-Scarf Dance, by ieedlle Fanny Stanley- g'tnestrian Feats, by Young Neived-The Four Seasons, by Sdile. i Lambert-Tho Globe, by M1. Leroy-The Leaping Man ...