... Zetterd. to THE CURRENCY THE ROOT OF' ALL EVIL. to To the EDITORS qj the LIVERPOOL MERCURY. le, GENTLEMEN,-ThSe extraordinary circumstances under rs. which the approaching sessionl of Parliament is about to re open, demand from public journsaliatesnome special notice, . - especially from those emanatingfrmtnepoimf at commerce, facts and principles affecting the common In- ttterest should never ...

... vLO A CALIN.FOiRNI 1A he The following is the copy of a letter, dated San Fran- AR i85i* te( :In ceco, October 29. It is written by a gentleman who o rte eiled from this port a short time ago:- Mai tive There is a great talk made about the sickness ine the plak To town, which you will, doubtless, see much exaggerated by kin newspaper reports of affairs here ; and yet, considering x aathe ...

... Aft itiberpoof lerveurp SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMIA. TUESD,4 Y. JA NUA RY 1, I5O. The Liverpool MercuCry fixst saw the light in the yenr 1811 , it was established by the late Egerton Sinith, in order that the Liberal Party in this town, lE's thei Wvithout an organ, might have some means of neith communicating its principles and extending its cons( birws. Nor did that party see the venture with ...

... THE FINANCIAL REFORMij ASSOCIATION. I 01 THE STAMP LAWS. e y SECTION FIMST.-INTRODUCTION. The tracts and newspaper articles published by I the Liverpool Financial Reform Association, ex- t posing the injustice, peculation,waste,extravagance, n and folly, that characterize every part of the expen- n diture and taxation of the country, into which they a have hitherto examined, derive their chief ...

... atbom an T Obherbagtirnd. UNITED STATES. ME ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM-SHIP EUROPA. Tf Tb. British and North American Royal Mail steam- P ship Europa, Captain Lote, which sailed froim Boston thi on the 19.h, and Halifax on the 21st lult,, reached thedQ Mersey, after a capital passage of eleven days, on Sand ay tie evening. The mail steamer Hibernia arrived att Halifax on the by 15th ult. Her ...

... lya (From Efa Cook',ournal) a At This question has been asked in all ages, and its many de ksanswers have puzzled most honest persons so much he [ttaI he iet u samte eodtercr-to )gpeesomd ?? h obe-itle sec th ir ofhmnt xsigaogt fe eie prt oi d, erlytbralinaiebyommon clay. en, ty Poetry is the life of nature; we could not live fon 7without it ; and, therefore, It is right that none-the o ...

... I -. . . at h The still small voice of truth and soberness from th t Drayton Manor will strike more terror to the souls tu of Protectionists than the loudest trumpet-note of ?? y defiance. Sir Robert Peel's letter to his Tamworth Ps e tenantry will be attentively scanned by every far- on Y. mer in the kingdom; and a study of the plain leB- of w ~r -sons which it inculcates must, we ahould ...

... I The prophecies whgch have appeared regarding anth expected inundation of the banks of the Thames have as 1v yet been far from fulfilled. On Saturday the tide didct not flow beyoiid its usual limits, and was qiii in accord- t ance with what it usually uinderstood retpelting tiidal phenomena. In the meroring of Siturday high wcater was at forty-five tomates afner twelve, and the greatest i ...

... LATE~ST NEWVS. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) hav ?? ?? ?? ?? it Ir beeii London, Monday Evntciny. aloo Sumivonise were issued for a Cabinet Council to be be ?? held on the IG.h of Jasnuarcy. TlI The Archbishop of Canrterbuiry had an intorview with -110 Lord John Russell, at his official rellidenoc in Downing- voWO street. rood C014blelCIAL Nmvs.-Very little news ot importance for, arit x stirring ...

... 5, i- us ;FThe Queen and his Royal Highness Prince Albert he remain at Windsor Castle. re. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent left her reai- of ?? Saturdaymarning, ka for London, for the purpose of taking leave of her Serene ful Highness the Duchess of Saxe Weimar, previous to their by departure for the Continent. The Ducheet of Kent was I attended by the Baroness de Speth. k The Cabinet ...

... Xtraft furtrilip-race. COUNqCIL MEILETrNGS -To dtay, a special ineeting, of the Council will be held, to talke into imiosji'rtilion the following buinittss :-'rhe nlppoitttitt'nt, of a t' usteti of Mrs. Anon MOlyvneux',s chzatiliiis. 'Pt ptmitttment of three ?? dr St. Jamei's (I'meerv. The ipp.int- ment of two mpembers to execute tlhe po;wers gi en to the( Mavot' nnil Aldermnen relating to ...

... I >n7'N'TWTr II -I , -. FM 1. TIt - Add- . .- I !I; II n, OPEN\ING OF 'THE NEW ORGAN. tht v This insirument, wh-ch is being erected by Mr. Jack- cb son, of B;lAtor', wak nnnounced to be opencd, by two . raind organ perftraiancer, on the evenings of Thursd iy ind Siturdaay lait ; the organist on thece ccasi oos being a Mr. Smart, of London. fr. It in gfnprally the case with large organs that ...