... corme pollbelixt. I TO THE EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET. Si ,-I cannot help regrettingthat Mr. Overton, in his lecture, as reported in the Hull Packet of March 21, should have taken up the untenable scheme of Mr. Elliott, in his interpretation of the heads of the first Apocalyptic wild beast. Such crudities, in which the work of Mr. Elliott is pre-eminent, serve oly, I fear, to expose the study ...

... YLATEST NEWSn. I -, ~GERMANY. O The Vienna ministerial papers, of the 22nd ult., furth announce that arra~ngemienits ?? been iasade wvith Prussia Loi on theaqeto ftePeiec.Austria will prosiet todu inl the Iliet, and the two 1)0w5 rs will share the Presidency notice of the Executive Comimittee. lay t1 :he The Emperor of Austria has left Vienna for Trieste. them Before his departure he gave his ...

... I ~ W1E L -1 . - v:' . I:;. '' virm;:El miiv -,tv O rm-F WNEiZ D X w =.,'i .r ,; - :. :, ., . .. . , , - .- ..ti ! |i-Ssne Eloedmb3 U: Si;' wor , ld-rnne, anther of' i-PetarParley's Tlstories/'thas-besnoonouanated ConslatIaris,: . ¶pse.o obertWialsbi;resigaiea,-:V ,-- ' Jaune Wilbred has very much improved in hialthli;nda lady iasbofferedrto let her reside In her-outo 's sbon's ...

... | I I - I LIABIILITY op I TPOCTOUtS TO PAY VORt MrDICAL OtELIFF. '- JAi'We have no Rleporters to lay thie prioceedings of our Courts be.I igfore the, pubijc, I Would beg leav~e, through the medium of your wieg ultdpaper, to give, a brief otatenient of the fAMt connect. edwithla carcre ln which I was defender hc a oie 0. me inl the Court held here on the ]3tbh inst.. Oil or about the 'rh of id ...

... TnE measure before Parliament for the suppression of 3 the Romish Ecclesiastical Titles does not seem to give d more satisfaction in its modified than in its original E form. Itis doubtful if, in its present shape, it please I any party; for while it has the appearance of sacri- el ficing tbe principle of complete toleration, on which those tI opposed to legislation on the subject take their ...

... FRANCE appears to be on the eve of a new ministerial s crisis. The present transition ministry is said to be p about to give place to one of a more permanent cha- racter, chosen in the usual way from the majority of the Assembly. MA. Baroche and Odillon Barrot are spoken of as the likely heads of the new Cabinet. The German question, as we mentioned last week, is the difficulty of the, present ...

... QrorrE0ponL?ence. THE AN~TI-STATE.CHURCH ASSOCIATION, To the Editor of thce Bristol Mercusry. SIR-The1 Thorough Protestant Dissenter admits two facts In relation to this association which ought to be generally known. I. Men ?? characters andi all religionsr, or of nonee, have an egual rght toits memersh _,,ndit pltform. It follows, there- fore, that dissenters, as such, have no more to do ...

... 3rttWOI SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1853. Ewe intend to publish a SUPPLEMENT (Gratis) with The ME.RCIJIY of Saturday next, which will contain fall Reports of the Gloucestershire and Somcrcetsbire Assizes.] Tna popular Mayor of Bristol, now officiating for the il sixth time in that capacity, has this week received a 0 new accession of dignity, and from the hand of Majesty i to boot. He has had the ...

... On attending this excellent source of amusement on Friday evening last, we were more than ever convinced that these concerts promote the cause of go ...

... .W, V'ridtv meeting of the Clergy of thi, Arihdra ~,m e al King* Head, Derby, for the _ together upon their danger P TT. ,1 the ore*' ...

... RAILWAY MEEETINGS. SHRE WSBURY AND BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY. yesterday the adjourned general meeting of the 8harcholders in this railway was held at the Assembly- rooms, at Wolverhampton, Mr. 0. GouB, M.P., in the chair. The CILUIRMAN, in opening the business of the day, aat the ?? meeting, on the 12th of February, thedre as a cem ittte appointed for the purpose of en- into various points connected ...

... THE. ?? ?? Tr - F - FEE 1,t -TN ADuLT-DRATION OF; C.OFFEE.- TO TEKMDITOR OF.TFHE DAILY NEWS. ~il;-T~he-meeting'onl Monday last, 'at the. London Tale partiesinteeestedin the ooffee trade, gives af vry n alofou be opinion of t morae of ne portion of ear London tradesmen. The adulteration of -coffee is notorio5 , lit the l ilblie'was seare. prepared for so unblushing la ?? tnd justileations fit. ...