... DECIMAiL COINAGE. t lie We s To the success of Mr. Brown's intended motion quite for the immediate issue of cents and mils-coins on th s of the respective value of 2d., 2-5ths, and 24- then t 25ths of a farthing, and, consequently, unex- most changeable in our existing copper currency-it his was essential that if 'twere made, 'twere made defer , quickly. Deferred at first from the 3rd to the ...

... WHAT THE ALIAES MAY NOW DO. ok - ..WSBad\, -r. I (Firoon, the Daj19 News.) iit is probable that the same thought has been it, the mind otfovery' accomplished hijtoricaf student in Ellgland and France since the arrival of the news of what ha, taken place inl the Sea of Azoiff. Men Who know the -history of that sea are wondering whether thle rest ef u4 -are at all aware of the prodigious ...

... SIR. etJBDI'N ON ?? IVAR-. There was no vali a reason for continuing thIe' debate upon the war question over last Tuesday, t Xexcept .tat the House and the Government, O though they both mean the same thing, did Dot seem to exactly understand each other as to the, 1 d form in which their common opinion ought to be rconveyed to the Crown. To adjourn the debate simply to enable Lord Palmerston ...

... rle Oft. COURT, &c. bi l It appears that the report to which the metropolitan cc 'aro. papers gave currency, that her Royal Highness the m und Princess Alice has suffered from an attack of scarlatina, ae er is without any foundation. All the royal children are in w to perfect health. cc und Lis B Royal Highness Prince Albert was on Monday at lip) unanimously re-elected master of the Trinity ...

... o-THE RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN THE TEUTONIC 0, elf HALL. a if TO THEt EDITORSS OF TiHE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. aI ?? Gsistlemen,-Two letters on the subject of 1Religion at th el it Teutonic Hall,havereceiitly beeniesertedin ?? ts On criticishig the movement now in progress in the above-narned 2' Is; place. The style of your first correspondent is certainly snore ,at lad dignified and rational than ...

... THE LATE, MR. DAVID JONES3 May 31, 1855.-Mr. David Jones, Livepo, a A hr water and ginger-beer manufacturer, and porter maer- bor chant, suddenly departed this life at wasyeadpby! fit of apoplexy. Ile was getyctmed by a large wsP circle of friends and customOers, bothl in Liverpool and the shi the principality, and his death is: felt as a great loss, sbalee, not only by intimate friends who ...

... TIITE JESSY LEWARS OF THE POEP BURNS. - - - - - z for .11 - Ml_ h V. R (ITTRV' - I TO TiE ElDITOi15 OF THE LIVERPOOL MErCU t. hie t Gentlemen,-In the obituary of your newspaper of the 1st instant a short notice was 'ivOn of the death of Mrs. m . Thomson, thle widow of Mr. Jaules Thomson, writor to m; I the signet, better known by-her maiden name of Jessy ch , Lewars, and as the friend of ...

... rnAT hCFROM' ER A. On boerd the Great Britan;, Before Sebassoiol, 1'ay 23, 1855 I~ ear 17ce,- * a ' e arrived in Kanniesek, Bay yesterday, and have only to go up to iour masthead, and we have a tolerable view of tho trenches. At night we see thle shells flying about in the air, and can Fe, e flashes from the guns quite plainly. We saw a geod mary of the wounded brought down yesterday, after ...

... LOCAL INTE --ll& N b- LOCAL, INTELLIGENCE. WRITING AND Boo0A-UrW1sNG.-To acquire a thorough ter's Oli knowledge of these useful branches of education, Messrs. lioutenal Thompson, Of Claytoie~quaCo, sh~ould be consulted. vice Lnu ?? ?? hold [In Lancalite ?? on-na at in thle parish church of St. wit), thi John, I-leaton Messe~y, near Manchiester, when tho followv- man, to iog goutloinen %were ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1855. - ?? - ?? ?? ?? ?? A A ?? --S ?? - .- SALUS POPULI Lox SUPR E-4 . M., - ?? E.. O F -A ?? . -T-- ITHr EJND OF T'HE NEGOTIATIONS. I to Boswell tells us that in one of his gossips he the asked Dr. Johnson what human frailty English- iean men disliked most. The doctor's answer was, his Indecision-aud never was a single word more nes properly applied ...

... STATIONS OF THE BRITIS[ ARMY - * M.. -.4. O - .. JSA X rge (From fthe ?? Service Gazette.) )at 3Ba- CORRECTED TO THE 1ST JUNE, 1855. ves ?? places are mentioned, the last-named is that at )Ur which the depot of tha regiment is etationed,] lst Life Guards, Hyde-park. 40th Australia; Galway. we 2nd do,, Windsor. 11st Turkey; Templemore. ex. RoyalHorseG'rds,Regent'sPk. 42nd Turkey; Stirling. Y. ...

... THE EARL DUNJIONALD. As a bay ,he became a eajiior, audwon his way by hard . tvork' pcss~bly, also, by th inteest of some Cousin thir-fi teea-timneltreasoved. Anyhow, heglt aship to command,th and the sailors onl hoard Noon found that if any prize all money were to be had hie knowsi where to find it, and h would go 4nuch out of his way to get at it-all vary plea- be .sant to Jack, with, whom ...