... - - ?? count FRANCEI. Pariest The eperorhas ecide ?? the iO,eo0,oO0f. Ottome acoprstedto te impovemnt o thelodglng-honses of portel theiaba~l~ casss 3tlODOf. haf ?? at te dl~o5l oftheminiterof te iteio.TeP- to expc tie Inerete ar threorereqesed o sbmt teirap even ac plicaitions odpan s to the prefect of the Beine. videdI General R shiappointed by the Bey of Tunis to con- but It gratuiato the ...

... I , ?? OnTPUP;. AT THE ONECURT-HALL. SOIREE AT THE COXCURT-HALL. Leat evenIng, a. soirde was given at the Coucert-hall, Lord Nelson-street, to celebrate the amniverary of the patron saint of Ireland. The chair was occupied by Richard xSheil, Esq. This mode of comweviorating the daybas now been Very~ ?? Tbis dod of peferenet to the old practice of walking In pro- o m on tbrough the streetas ...

... eat After a fortnight of dry, hot weather, we had last night frit a, genial shower of rain, which was much required in this pal district. t The members of the Liverpool Amateur Glee and ree M1adrigal Union will give their fourth performance on be Wednesday next at the Assemubly-roomns, Great George- hat street. bri' The grand cricket match which is to come off neat see week is excliting great ...

... I -Y OiA~k/'EIOAL FoTA,?A ,To koO.AM t reportedl is DESTRUCTIOt OF A SM~ARXHOUSE 0 ,BY FlIdH. y .1Lost night, shortly after eight (o'lock, a fire woo ais- J ?? oveedin bildngubed for the office and works of Mr. sb I James Leiitch, sugar refiner, Wellington-street, Scotissir- A~i 1. road. The premises are everal stories high, and extervt Li- If fresenlelliflgtoi-3treet to Ellonborough-street. ...

... 1- - - ._1 . ?? . . ?? - 1 - - -. ?? .. ?? 'voag ?? ?? ?? ^ ?? . .. _ _1,A^.11 ?? , ?? ?? nssof T5itATE-RO0YAL-Tbe management have at length Wng announced the London Adelphi version of Uncle Tom's ng L Cabin. It was to be played last night, and by way of explanation it is remarked that the piece does not profess I .9d., to be a mere stage version of the tale, but a play in whi oli I ,are ...

... METEOROLOGICAL RESULTS DEDUOBD FROM OBSERVATIONS TAKEN AT TRi LIVERPOOL OBSERVATORY, During the weekc ending Saturdav, Feb. 12, i863. Latitude,53'24'48N. Longitude,3'0' 1 W. STATE OF THE ATMOSPHERE. Time occupied in ?? q m I. falling. O o,., FEB. O.-Very small patches of blue s' y were occasionally seen till 7 p.m.; from 7 to 8 it was clear, and the remainder of the lay was overcast. Rain ...

... I The curtain has risen, and the chief actors in On the Parliamentary session of 1853 have made their appearance. On Lord John Russell devolved the duty of making the customary Ministerial expla- nation, and on him will in some measure rest the cal responsibility of the Government making good coi their claims to the support and confidence of the V' people. The nation bad looked forward with i ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1853. SALUB POPULI LEX SUPREMA. the contest for the representation of the tile II Ujniversity of Oxford, obstinately prolonged over Dotatioi a period of 15 days, has at length terminated ini Expensi the re-election of Mr. Gladstone, but by a ma- Setast jority smewhat maller hau wascalculatduo Exp~ensi about a wek ago. Thenumber ofvotes recorded Depul ...

... I SECOND EDNITIW. I' XB UMsau-OPFIeB, FRIDAY, JAli. 28, Etinv52 Q'I10OE, Li..X nmaa r ?? ELECTRXO TZLEGRAPk-] ao Tun MiLtititi ArND Mu. GnAflTONN.,_The Adv~ertiser~ at 'M Says- The-report is prevalent in political circles that7 15.01 Mr. Gladstone is already at variance with several leading pori ~.members of the cabinet on the subject of the income dece tax, and that the, result will pro ...

... ma.sA_ no 1 :_ 11E of.. ^I. -va e The sixth ordinary meeting of this society was held on s Thursday evening last, in the Collegiate Institution, the tc Rev. Dr. Them, vice-president, in the chair. Y The certificates of five candidate members were read d 0 for tho f rst time, ald the following gentlemen were duly d , ?? Ellis, Esq., of Melville-place, Oxford- di tstreet; Richard Houghton, Esq., ...

... thin cer of The monthly meeting of this board was held last evening, at ngof the Queen's Arms Hotel, Liscard, Mr. Holland in thce chair The other members present we!e-Messrs. keiiny, Hdliliay' Birss Hill, Cunningham, Healing, Barton, Cocilbort, and lfarriaon. I Mr. Tho improvement conunittee reported that they woul I net Interfere with tlce foot-walk in Green-lane, as a new board would shortly ...

... e I w.MRkCURY-OFF3C. FPIDAY. Fp A. Ta- . - he -- mincay-o~i'.0F , FtIDAv, FEB. 4, Too(, O'CLOCM, A.cXs 'ut to ?? )lY ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATE MA VIL, STE-11. re- SHIP PACIFIC. lie The Pacific, CaptainI NYe% Which left New Yoken h 22nd ult., reached the ?? Buoy last night at 2ix o'ctock, ric bat, in consequence of the fog, did not run inte, port tilt ich this morning. 11g The screw steam ...