... 1 ,0 PONDEN fr -XCAUTION TO SERVANTS. 2O ; o XD2!U 0 TB W oo) . XnW!. Gentlemen,-I wiah yououldinsert thefollow- igs mm A Warng to didbedient servants, and to .eaoursge other employers of labour to do as the 'y defedat: did In app g to answer a county ly corrt summons for payment of a month's wages to ?? a servant girl who refused to obey a lawful com- mand of her master, to answer when called ...

... . LOCAL ' ' - NEWS. .- -a -L; ;: ALA E Ow .:SC- The barque'V ?? spoken by the screw amer elgin ?? off Mcville, on t~2t ?? ne.5N In 23 W., Em cofhfw ?? dele, w tom er, dima t ed 'and n e d, on the prevlous ?? seweergigauymat l~'Xl.ull. wastihadtedinorque assistance. .'The ?? on thls21t of March, for Donegal, with a o -BODY POnD: FWT.G U! THUI RxInJ*.-O Tuesday night the body. of a mon was found ...

... I NAVIGATING A RUDDLESS I STEAMER. We have been favoured with a oopy of the following letter, written by Captain Perry, of the screw-steamer Crusader, of this port,'whch lost her rudder while on the homeward passage from S6Iith America. It reflects great credit upon d Captain Perry, that, ib the face bf otvernweathei, hegavigated his rudderless vessel to port; and his conduct mot favourably ...

... SHOCKING ACCIDENT IN A * - _ .HATEL VALL OF A GALLERY. The fourth of a series of lectures by a Ur. Murphy-viz, that on The Oonfessioni1-was announced to take place on Friday evening in the United Methodist. Free 0hurck Ridding-lne, Wednesbury; and owing to the fact that certain challenges had been given to Soman Catholics to attend on that occasion, coupled, perhaps, with the interest ...

... - ANOTR REVEL&TION or, LIVERPOOL- OVERCROWING ?? -; -AND: FILTH. A LANDLORD CENSURED. An inquest, was held Iyesterday, before the deputy coroner into the Aircumstances attending ;the death ofl .eter Stapleton, .ten months old, eso of Launoc1t3 Stiipletoni a tailor, 'relding at 50, SAwney Pope-street. h The child wvae acoi- dentally smothered in bed, and the bfoac elicited in the course of the ...

... |I (orom Derrict'8 Lever.) ._E ERS L OP CORO Leverpoole, Aug. 2, 1760. IfMy Lord,-Ao I have, no where, met with any accurate account of - thiis very opulent town, Perlpis my, endeavour, to give your lordship L somerhitg of that sort, may not prove dagreeable. Leverp~oo astinds upon the decline of a hill, about six miles from, the sea. It is washed by abroad rapid. stream alled the Mersee, ...

... IIMULTUIVI IN. PARVO. Jt - .~ j. It is reported, that Mr. Brand has acted for the M. last time se whip for the Liberal party, andi that after Easter Mr. GrenfelGlynw tak thedaties of the office. I lnwl aetedte A man named M'Keon has been co mmitte'd 'for trial in Dublin, for having attempted to seduce from his' alleiance a private in the Coldstream ?? named M'Namiee. A An extensive cotton ...

... THE GEHRMAN QUADRILATERAL One d' the mistpopular and warienh oi-uato, M. Girardin, has discovered thai-C. oii (German fortresse3 of Ooblentz and Majyene on the Rhine, of SarrelouiS on the river of the same name, and of i(uxemburg on one of the smaller tributaries of the Moielle, form together a, quadri. lateral of fortresses not much inferior in strength and importanee to the ItalaE ...

... FOREIGN. AbD- DOMESTIC- COMPLIATIONS. (Zfror4 a Cdent.~Zn~'j Loimovi, MIoDAT Arxruuoom. We seem to have fallen pddenly-into a number of strange, complicationa both in domestieand foreign afgairs. At home a warm - contest is springing up a' to the household dauses of the Reform Bill,'whilet aboad there' in every appear. :asce of a warbetween }Englia. and Spain; the language of ,the Frenchi ...

... IUOPA ALArM: ' S. :. , J . :, UROPEAW': AL-ARMS. p E . .I t-| , The prospects of continu ed peace in K Eurotb are not improving. The two leading r m Zilitfi~yki~na e ojthte constinent serestless; 1 .dissatisfied,' and .'angry ;li and a' question has ?? 'arisen: betweerl' them 'wh chA hough incon- r, siderable in 'itel is but;too well calculated .to-excite an4irritate-these~iitivieness of both ...

... ITE ARGENTINE WELSH 1. . o ,. I TO T1AEl XD118Or5 THE LIVEIIPOOL KNOMCun. ~AD Gntleen,-Watevr ?? readers ma~' ntertin wih 'reard t thislittle'- colony, South AnercnmN~baa roughtthearticuelars ihead motm enosicosdrdivewothi 5the acua immediate aid probable fuueefcsupon-- e the this effort to provide a suial oefrthose I wa solfa of the ancient British, race who may from hAsir- any cause desire ...

... ; t' FATAL ACIDDENT AT SEACOMBE.-On oednday evening last, a melancholy accident Occurred at- Seacombe to Charles Birkett Byerley, 12 years of age, son of Mr. Byerley, druggist. The bay was crossing Victoria-road, when he was knocked down and run over by a carb driven by a Youth named Hugh Hughes. When picked up it was found that the poor lad was dead. CsIHsTEr CITY SSariIos. - The usual ...