... FRANC0E. PARTS, WEDNESDAY Evr,:aNG, JULY 5.-General Bara- firi guey ?? %will leave Paris on the day after to-mnor-' woc row. He embarks with a division of the army under big bet command for the Baltic. England will provide vessels for die transport. the THE SPANISH INSURRECTION. a Advicos from Madrid, received by way of Paris, state ca that a sanguinary combat bad taken place' between the in ...

... fat, A public meeting was held in this town on Fri- ing day last to promote a National Festival to cele- \, brate the union between England and France. Upi The proposition emanates from the corporation of yar, the metropolitan city, and it has been so well no entertained here, in Manchester, and in other 'ev, great towns, that but for the opposition raised in I one or two organs of public ...

... I -A- - B N -I *Amioq CArE. - Two sermons -were preached in Aenon Chapel, on Sunday last, by the Rev. J. Buckley, returned mis. slonary. A pubhC meeting was held on Monday evening; H. Kay, Esq., In the chair. The meeting was addressed by the Revs. R. Evans, J. Stroyan, J. Buckley, A. Strachan, R. D. Wil- son, and J. Batey. Collections were made on behalf of the General Baptist Missions in ...

... ITHE iLONDON AND NORTH-WEBTERN RAILWAY I AND THE IRISH HARVESTER$. I . ~ ,, r Cv all tason Lr f (From the Dublin Frcemasn;) The few remarks mala din our artiole of the 19thult., in reference to the placard issued to Irish labourers by the London And North-westcrn Reilway, hsve drawa forth a contradiction fromt Mr. .Otmandk, their triffio manager addressed to tho Liverpool AMerotear. It appears ...

... It would appear that the Czar has decided not I to obey the Austro-Prussian summons. He con- ceives that the evacuation of Wallachia and the line of the Danube is all that Austria can reason- ably demand. There can be no doubt that the summons sent to St. Petersburg by the German I Courts was intended to open an escape for the defeated Autocrat, but he refuses to avail himself of this amicable ...

... MORE MATRIMONIAL ADVERTIKNG. for TO THE EDITORa OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. servat [ay Gentlemen,-I send you a letter which I received from Mr. S loba party who lately advertised for a wife. It appears to silver of me very likely that he may have obtained money from remar some unsuspecting persons, they thinking, as he says), 8 *th 'that half notes could be of no use to him. I think. other- amth ...

... - _ - . 1 q _1 _ 1T . . .. .- . . .. On Tuesday, the question of limited liability,' ta' in connection with the law of partnership, was brought under discussion in the House of Commons by Mr. COLLIER, the member for Plymouth. The debate was a most interesting and important one, and the great evils arising out of the existing restrictions on the free investment of capital imposed by the ...

... 111trIlio0cf. PTI-?10?1111111 ?11100=111t-- *~~~~~~~~~~~ THE- WAR THE BALTIC.iosg The hired sore,.Steaamer Holgreod, leden with provisin for the float, while tatndinig in for the anchorage in Bero h Bound, got ashore on a Pointed rock with only five feet Of water on it, but around which there is a depth of 1T fathoms. O on tacking known, bar perilous Positin an rqesig mediate asitatsue, lbst ...

... B E C I N The ?? monthly mneeting of the new boaird was held on Tuesday evening last, at tile Commissioners' Rooms, Hamil- ton-siquare. Thbsfollowingimembers werepresent :-Mkesars. Rae (chairman), Graeene, Willoughby, Hind, Golborne, th Bailiff, Hughes, Henderson,311arrison, Cook, Aspinall, th MiLls, Watson, and Kfeightley. Pe The miuates of the previous meeting having been read, fol Mr. ...

... SITTING IN THE STOcKS.-On Wednesday, the centre of the town of Runcorn was all astir, owing to a person I named Jacob Bradbury, of Pennington's-row, being placed E in the town stocks, from half-past ten in the morning s until half-past four in the afternoon, for neglecting to pay C a fine for being drunk and disorderly on the 11th of March last. After his liberation he was called upon to pay ...

... THIE BAZAAR IN AID OF THE LICENSED VICTUALLERS' ASYL-UM AND SCHOOLS. , -e: ! ..A.10 -- l- {Newe-ll fA -nr ?? VS A , rotrn ^v n Y It is someiwhat difficeult to commence the task of giving k. a supplemo tarydesediption of the grand bazaar which t wan opened on Monday, at the Licensed Victuallers' r Asylnin and Schools, West Derby-road. The public have alreadly been informed of its general ...

... THE LIVERPOOL :4ERCURY. i TUESDAY, JUDY 4, 18--. :=:j9SALUS 1'OUL LX A. S UMAR Y. On Friday evening, in the HonFe of Peers,`Urd I {t. Leonards called attention to the state of busi- hi ness in the Masters' offices, and suggested modes ti of simplifying the proceedings and lessening~the P expense. He disapproved of the proposed plan a, of transferring the testamentary jurisdiction asd it ...