... 2SmoKE NUISANCEL-We are happy to find that the eX- ample of the enterprising owners of the Genova, now ont her return from the Mediterranean, ha. not been lost on d e the steam vessel constituency of the port of Liverpool. u Thle Lard Morpeth, whoee furnaces are fitted according ti to Mr. Lee Stevens' system, now exhibits a striking and pleasant contraet with the other Woodeide ferry-boats, ...

... e TO T1IE EDITORSS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. d GO'4TLSNlBS,-With reierenco to an article in your paper oft e the 26th instant, headed, a Hlist to Emigrants, taken from h the Panama Star of the 2Gtb June-last, I consider it only an act of justice to the highly respectable house in Liverpool who engaged the artisanls therein referred to, for the purpose of assisting itn the erection of the ...

... DITORS OF THOE LIVERPOOL. .!L 1 _ - ?? - SA. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL. MEPROIY. e GENTLEM5EN,-Possibly it may be interesting to some - of your readers to know that the comnet discovered at the d Gbttitgen Observatory, on the 10th of June, has so much h increased in brightness that it is now a very conspicuous a, object in the heavens. In brightuess it is now equal to a1 a star of the ...

... (From the United Service Gazette) [Where two places are mentioned, the last named is that is wvich the depot of the regiment is stationed.] let Life Guards, Windsor. 42nd, Gosport. 2nd Do., Regent's-park. C43,C. of G. Hope, Chatham. Royal H. Guards, Chobham. 44th, Gibraltar, Cisatham. let Drag. Guards, Newbridge. 45th, C. of Goodiope, Chatham. 2d, Dublin. 46th, Dublin. 3d, Longford. 47th, ...

... I ~-B - PAROCHIAL CHuEcu.-Divine service will be celebrated to-morrow for the last time, previously to the restoration of the sacred edifice. OPEN-AIR WoasBap.-On Sunday last, the annual open-air gathering of the Primitive Metbodists took place on the open space of land adjoining the cricket ground, Turf Moor, where large concourses of people from various quarters were addressed by the Rev. Mr ...

... . ce Bxaminer and Times Oice, Three o'Clock, a.m. ne HOUSE OF LOBDFj LAST N146T.-,CoNTINcRD. : - * ?? | ' *j (y Electric Telegraphi.) od The Pilotage Bill was read a second time, and ordered to ao Committed on Monday. ?? a The.Merobaut Shipping till BS truhcmie. to Sealpassed truhcommittee. Be The Government of India Billwas read a third time, and to passed. hc Several other billg were ...

... .71FOrtign. ?? ?? i FRANCE. A letter from Dieppe states that the health of tbe emperori and of the empress continnes'excellent. They takoecarriage I exercise whenever the weather allows, and scarcely a morn I igpasses without their walking on the jetty. The emperor I has given 600f. to the men employed at the railway, 1,000f. -to the society of St. Vincent de Paul, l,'000r. to the Brothers of ...

... Uliu 0 Ibeen A'SHT-N- strict HT . ec~ided CAUTION TO MEMBERS OF MEDICAL DISPEN- also, SARIES. )IX10- The following camne too late for inaerti6n in Saturday's of the paper:--. not to Sr*To the Editor of the rxamines' andI Time$.. A112- Sr-In reply to Mr. Thomas Wood'a letter, in your paper fhun- of Sa'turday last, I beg to say that the report complained of, lent of as hying untrue, wee nothing ...

... - 0 I Lhe The nomination of candidates for the vacancy in the re- ed- presentation of Clitheroe, caused by Mr. Aspinall being un- Ce- seated, took place on Monday, being the third election for the 2th borough within 13 months. The candidates are Air. Le Geudro ow Nicholas Starkie, j un. of Huntroyd, professing to be a liberal oal conservative, and Mr. Jonathan Peel, of Knowimere, in the ich ...

... TIRE -IIVERPOOIAUERCURY. TUESDAY, AUGOU8¶!3, 1853. SC U rorol-..l--- - .gX ?? SUM MA I 1-. In the ~House of' Lords, !on 'Thursday, laigt. day reveral hiide were forwvarded at. stage. The'. Lora' Chal Chancellor laid on the table the report of +le- Beal ?? for ?? law, andtmade by at an iuiteresitinig statement as to the progress of .thf, bers coinaiis.ciouers in their laboriousinquirY, ?? ~ we ...

... Ii ?? teml P~AfSa, .SVrNDAY NIGRT.-The emperor and the empres s OCic hasle arrived at Dieppe. Their niajerlities were received gro with thegreatest enthrasiasmr. Threre isto be ?? i ?? rand kpecta~ades till his majesity's viiit to the Camp teM B0o alatt ec which he will pass theough Paris in fo 3- aifew days. un ,; The weather in France has become very fine; but the p general expectation still ...

... w ~ ?? ~ ~ ~ . r If i I* I LORD CHIEF JUSTICE CAMPBELL ANDI HIS IRISH TENANTS. - - - i ?? . 1 uP Events of little mark or moment in themselves; I - become memorable or remarkable from their associa:e rge tion with personages conspicuous in the nation s ey¶ on, for the part they play or the position they hold in itst Dth counoils. Nothing very extraordinary or exciting u Rio would usually ...