... ,V.r A. Van. ?? rylFz-n7t'r.V4 tn F I ho ?? I~I ±JLV4 xvXO~. at (From the raew York Herald, e September 5.) ny SERMON OF THE REV. AN1OINErrE BROWN, IN ,mn METROPOLITAN HALL. I h. The largest congregation in our city, on Sunday, assem- y- bled at Metropolitan-hall, to listen to this eloquent divine. es At an early hour the door was crowded, and the first n- circle was fall by the time the ...

... THE LIVERP$OOL- iR EtRJ. TUESDAY, SEPTDflEf-l 1.85. I' '8I I - O. L I uX BMA. .:SAEIUS PePUbi LXX F~i NSA I U MM ABY. The Gtazete of Friday last, in anticipation of the fev approach of cholera, contains an Order in Council Th for bringing the Nuisance Removal Act of 1848 3rd into operation throughout the whole of Great tot Britain for the next six months; and at a Privy bei Council held at ...

... LORD PALUfRSTON AT PERTfl. to T~he freedom of the clit of Perth was onfrred ~by the ' .gthe town heuci ?? Palmerston ?? B ris last i councilh hta t Ch:ity-hamerll 'there, in resnce 0? abouvdtt'b' -.ty )ns Tyeourrovost, ein presenting the bur sstckt, d.el io to some of the more promnieu t Points in the carerioftjia'e . he maleord, and conoluded by saayingI w., onlyfaad,' 3l that itw would have ...

... RRORS OF THE BIRMINGHAM I O BOROUGH GAOL. I (From the Birmingham Journal.) This important inquiry, which commenced on Tues. day week, is still proceeding, and the disclosures of each day add some ne'v phase of cruelty to this revela. tion of horrors. We shall abstain from any comment on the evidence, excepting where the facts are not dis- puted, and we resume our analysis by referring to the ...

... r a -I dill V. The good citizens of Greenock, who have ad- r. dressed their thanks and compliments to Lord Le , John Russell, no doubt meant but to express Ca ,nd their own feelings, and echo the national appro- WI ate bation. We acquit them of any intention to ex- do wh 'tract a political programme, not that they are less fro 0ra curious than their neighbours, but because they th, for all ...

... ?? annual meeting of the Commissioners of South- dwold Harbour was held on Tuesday last, at the Old Swan Hotel. Alfred Lillingston, Esq. (mayor), in the chair. ?? usual annual routine of business having been ttransacted, the report of a committee appointed to in. quire into a memorial for extending the north pier sea. wards, was read to the meeting, when a resolution was passed deferring its ...

... THLE 'TOWN-1ALL TOWER. TO TI F- EDITOltS O.1 '1F T JE' EI)S )iEAICUlV. all (1 v~'.Mt - ead- thle letter of Au1 rell i ti iet ci,' ad your. article Oil the subject, inl your. ]paper of liei ?? week. and, having beeii inl Leeds lately, , hateud the I toast ionl of thle Town1-haltl towe~r diSCIIssedl, ?? I had L ?? Soon ii picttture of it till at few days ago whlei I siiw, 0:10e with I:11.% ...

... HOP INTELLiGENCE. M~AIDSToNE. -WAithifl the last day or twof several t~ gentlemen 1rom London hfive minutely inspected a number ?? of the grounds in this neighbourhood, in company with Siea some planters, and their report is, that the season for SIR} making a crop or anything like it has gone by. The aye-taU rage in this district will not exceed three begs per acre; and Scat two of the best ...

... IiZ 1ILAND. Dflunasc, SnsPT. 29' ss .1t tocpt'lineg Of the newv (jocks, which tool, plac mL RC ?? orLimfeiick, was the most important event bu o -d Witt, the visit of the Lord Licutenant to ila io~.iitr. 'l.'locreo~ny passed off' with much O niut oieht thc event was celebrated in he ehn. t -t1une I all the, principal building)s in as h'i- has ~in bcei brilliantly illuminated, and his the 1 ...

... FORIEIGN CORRESPONDENCE. ?? V RiOME, SrrT. 4. On the morning of the 2nd instant a political inspector, at the head of twelve gendarmes, effected the capture of Signor Lepri, one of the principal persons implicated in the late conspiracy, whose es- cape from a window in the Poli Palace by means of a well rope and bucket,- on the night of the 44th nlt., when his residence was attacked by the ...

... MEETING AT TEE SOUTH SEA HOUSE.' ?? of the ordinary courts, appointed to be held OF by tehrtrof the South Sea Copntook place yes- terday at the South Sea House. Mr. ft LYNrs in the Chair. th, The folloing gentlemen were appointed as the comn- smittee oan bye lws for the next year :-Messrs. Harrison, Thornton, Psoer, Edwards, Blerens, Hunter, arid Mel- ville. Thle bodd debt of the company ...

... L ONDON, SA TURDA AY, SEPT. 17) Xc, TIh events of the day-the events of every day- a, seem to show that we have some lessons to learn it, still, after all these many centuries, from the old n. Saxons, and also from the old Romans. We are , very ready to admire, in an antiquarian if not in a I political sense, the Roman management of some of our affairs, while they favoured us with their exam- ...