... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... -FOREIGN. 11 = . _ _ ?? I FRANCE. ter ?? of Paris has issued an ordinance exi The tie Ujniters, oin account of its extreme Ultramon. an( gg~jnit o bs The arChtijsoP cautiens his clergy against p ta~e °lfor, or in anywise encouraging, that journal. The tra riti~o of Leviers had previously issued a similar ordinance. let HUNGARY. ibe( hne GeriCa papers state that a rising was anticipated thr I I ...

... ORMSKIR. I - 1 AMATEUR P1RF`10.RMANCE.-On Tuesday, the last ama- teur performance, for this season, for the relief of the distressed poor of Ormskirk and neighbourhood, took place in the large room belonging to Mr. Joseph Twist, Burscough-street. The pieces selected for the occasion were Coleman's celebrated comedy The heir at law, and the laughable farce of The village lawyer. At the end ...

... We learn from communications which have recently th appeared in the London papers that, owing to the , complete failure of last year's vine crop, the inhabi- so tents of Madeira are reduced to a state of extreme 8t destitution. The population, numbering about in 110,000, are almost exclusively dependent upon the ti( production of the vine, and owing to the minute in subdivision of the soil, a ...

... MJLttUm INPA-Rvo .. ton ?? Mrd' Stanpley, ~M.Po yii ?? OkI lo.0 a th - pesiof the mayor the maunifientdontio eo he p 1000, for the purpose ~of ~stablishing & tow relbay tte cok A silver cola aboull iefa l' fO, a fudonb' ',an a sandbank near ls~~yMr. John ariosenke day ii ily, Cockermoteth, of, the, relon of Queen Elfb tbaigstreet his very distinctly thedte1T. b A few days ago, a labourer in ...

... coRlRESPONDECE. THV POLICE AND PUBLIC-HOUE. TO THE EDITORS OF TaX 1IVERPOOL 1saRCqy. - GEtNTLV2WN,-1 believe name tnm e sinam a quseie ws raised as to the propriety of police ofcers goi0g* about II aplain clothes, and visiting public-houses on Sunday morn- ings in such disguise. A couple of Sandays since, two persons so habited called at my house in my absence, got admission, but found only ...

... COURT. &c. The followinghad the honour of diisingwitli herMajesty, at Windsor, on Monday:-Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, their Royal Higlrnesses the Duke and Duchess of Nernours, her Serene Highness the Princess Adelaide of Hlohenlohe, the lady in waiting on the Duchess of Kent, the Baroness de Speth, Viscount and Viscountess Stratford de Redeliffe, and Col. the Hon. C. B. and Mirs. ...

... On Monday last a highly respectable funeral took place, at the South Sea House, in London, at which the Duke of Riccamomn officiated as chief mourner, the appropriate whining being distributed amonget certain M ?? amongst whom Mr. BALL and 1r. NEWDEGATE deserve honourable mention. Thci .gentlemen assembled solemnly and decently, to jiutir .the National Association for the Protection of N~alivO ...

... STATIONS OF THhE BRITISH ARMY, On the 1st February, 1853. (From the United Service Gazette.) [Where two places are mentioned, the last named is that inr which the dep6t of the regiment is stationed.] Ist Life Guards, Hyde-park. 42nd, Stirling. 2nd Do., Windsor. 43d, C. of G. Hops, Templemore. Royal H. Guards, Regent's-park. 44th, Gibraltar, Chatham. let Drag. Guards, Dublin. 45th, C. of Good ...

... 1- 'wan 41-^ - -e s .. _ I As 1.. ?? . When the first symptoms of opposition to the re-elec- tion of Mr. Gladstone were manifested among the vene- rable and antiquated politicians and ecclesiastics of Ox- ford, we ventured to express our opinion that it was more for the interest of that ancient corporation that Mr. Glad- stone should continue to represent it than it was for Mr. Gladstone's own ...