... ST. HEILEN'S. THEFT FROMt A LODGING Housn.-Early on Tueswlay morniing, a man, whose name is unknown, clandestinely left the lodging house of Mies. Moran, Liverpool-road, St. Helen's, where he bad been stlying all night, and carried off a shooting jacket, a pair of trousers, a vest, and 10s. 5d., the property of other lodgers. CHEAP ExcutrsioN.-On 3ionday, a cheap trip, under the management of ...

... THE LIVERPtOOL MERCURY. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1814 ZALUS POZILI LEI SUPREMA. SUM MA I Y. The Queen and Prince Albert, with the royql b children and suite, will leave Osborne to-morrow b (Mcduesday) for Buckingham Palace. Her Ala- si jesty will proceed on Thursday to Edinburgh, and on Friday to the Royal Pllvace at Balmoral. The l visit of the Queen to the Highlands being this year a fortnight ...

... TLE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, SEPTBMBER 8, 184. SaLUS POP'ULI LEX SUPREMA. SU A MARAY. ti It is now definitively arrangedthat her Majesty 1t and the royal farnily will proceed from London to Edinburgh, en route for Balesoral, on Thursday next, the 14th instant. The royal party will travel from the metropolis to Edinburgh, vidI the a main line of the Great Northern Railway to York, a and ...

... e [COMMUNICATED.] I The first report of the commissioners appointed to ha inquire into the expediency of assimilating the mercantile sy laws of the United Kingdom is now published, and its th s contents will, we apprehend, cause some disappointment. flo The commissioners have without doubt exercised their la, i judgment to the best of their ability, but they have evi- m a dently been guided by ...

... Two hundred and fifty pauper emigrants were shipped ti fron Cork for Canada on Friday last. The Linzeiick Chronticle states that Lord Gough has IV been suddenly summoned to Loedon, it is supposed to le induce him to take a command in the Eastern army. Two young men, named William Chandler and John qi Young, whilst bathing in a reservoir at Farnworth, got a into a quicksand and were drowned. a ...

... mi- THE RUNCORN FERY TO Tilf EDITORtS OF THE LIVERtPOOL MERCURY. ird Gentlemen,-iheferring totheletterof X Y Z, WhiCh appere Inyuur paperof iliftth instont, respeclinig the inereasing li- loer culty experienced in crossing the Rnenora o trry at low wvster, The and having myeelf lately been detatined upwards of three quar- the ters or at, hour at liet o'clock at night, I would auggest to the ...

... I of The successful voyage of the lady Franklin promises to ox ct introduce a new era in the history of our Davis Straits tb t, whale fishery. Captain Penny has shown how the whales ti P. of the Arctic regions may be followed up, and the treasures th b- of the frozen ocean turned to good account. And this dis- pr cicovery is no less opportune than it is important. The Of oleaginous products of ...

... THlE NATIONAL ANTIQUITIES. (from the Third Volume of Iito Collectanea Anstiqua.) % A return to an order of the house of commons, on the . subject of the Faussett collection of Anglo Saxon anti- quities, in consequence of a motion made by Mir. Ekvart, lies been printed. It containscopies of reports, memorials, and other communications made to and from the trustees of the British Museum, ...

... PUBLIC MEETING OF GAS CONSUMERS. Last evening, a meeting of the gas consunmers of Liver- pool, called at the instance of the promoters of the Liverpool New Gas Company, was held at the Concert- hall, Lord Nelson-street, for the purpose of ta king steps Y to secure an abundant supply of good gas at a price not l exceeding 3i. per thousand cubic feet. The chair was e occupied by Mr. Wll. Fisher, ...

... I , - - . ?? - - - ?? ?? A PATRIOTIC POLICE OFFICEC.-An information was I heard before the magistrates, on Tuesday, against a man who had neglected to keep watch over some goods at the docks. It appeared that wihen the officer threatened the defendant that he would lay all information, the de- r fendant remonstrated with him, and urged him not to t adopt snob a harh proceeding The protective ...

... ' 'ME1E FIRST STEAM-BOAT. TO TMlE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Geenlnmenf-In reply to Mr. Herdman's letter, in your Tuesday's paper, I have to note that the steam-boat of Air. Jonathan Hulls was in full operation on one of the Glen- cestershire canals as early as the year 1735, and was princi.- patty used as a tow-boat for towing barges, &c., to and fro-wbich shows that there was ...

... PHOTWRAPHIC SOCIETY. e The usual monthly meeting of this society was held on ?? evening last, at the Royal Institution, Colquitt- at street, Mr. Newlands, president, in the chair. ie The Chairman commenced the proceedings by stating ig that Mr. Sheridan bad kindly sent for exhibition some ,o negative photographs, taken by Mr. Howe's ?? as the request of the chairman, Mr. Sheridan explained the ...