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... c Co i .pendiwm oqf Parliamentary Histo~q, 1 I I I Tn E - ternination- of the debate in the House of Lorls 0 the thirA readillg. of the Bill introduced by Lord Stanhope concerning Guineas- anld Bank Notes, wwas mentioned inou last Conileadint, but we hiad neither tine nor spacetodetail argumnents of the dilercnt speakers. Indeed, so much -f , same groundz vas gone overagain, and so little ...

... LIvERPO&L .IN'T, i A British Mnt7,focture, cand irarranted to be Linen 0o1y.- t S this Lint is made at Liverpool, the Public have a right A t -ask this questiOn, 'What is the opinion of the GeIe tiinen of the Mledical Profiession at -the Liverpool Ikfrirnaryi 1t it? he: Patentee is enabled-to answer this enquiry, nd to gratify this laudable curiosity by publishing a testimob- I all fron al ...

... METEOROLOGICAL DIARY, i8ii. Fromn July 10 to July 16, inclasive. TIher. Wind. IRain Ga.? *tMisecdIaneozes Retoaelt ?? N. W. I ' |. 3. - |Bright, nearly clear, garb N. W. Lbreeze. Remained so tk 74 53 Iwhole of the day. j 11 29-98 2P.M. N.N. W.1 Partiallydear, nearlycahL 2. 3: Afterwards more clear acl W. breeze. Evening nearly 29.96-- 72. 2 clear and nearly calmn. 12 29-94~- _ , jCloudy, with ...

... 'X , 'THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. .t I FIRIDAY, JULY 26. FROM OUR CORESPONDENTS Royal Erchange, London, Weditesday night, July 24. THE chief Partner of a Banking House in i Hamburgh, has been sent to Paris.-Russia is improving and extending-the for- tifications of Riga, which were to have been-destr'oyed. SsAIN.-Letters from Cadiz the ad inst. state that General Graham had embarked from Cadiz for ...

... E VSSELS RRIVED. AFRICA.. The Elizabeth, G. Grant, with 359 elephant teeth 20 tons fo. camwood 3 punchs paln oil l do rice for C, Lawson and co. *-WEST-JIXDIES. .. pr The Only 'Son,- Humphbeysfromn Jamaicct and St.' S ao, with 262 logs mahogany 57 bales cotton 37A tons logwqod ibr Okerlyj Young and co. 206 logs mahogany J. Garnett, 4 ton I ligummvita 7000 staves W; B. Cripps and co. The ...

... To the RDITO:RS'oftAe'LIYERPOOL XIEACUR2. GENTLEMEN, IT is with tle ut.ost reluctance, alsu'g from a kaawledge Of my individual. insignificance, that I now address you, and the public, respeeting circuumstancS, whicb, in themselves, might appcsr trivial, were they not connected. sal more im- POtant ones;-1 mean ?? which particularly reggard myself, asmstated before the llnuse'rf Co-nwonS, by ...

... B The Colligweood,?Gilehrist, 'from Barbadoes at this port. ax .:The ?? hrcit, Nefounland.- The Princess, Dawsonv hene. at Cadi. to The Three Brotlhers, Sherratt, hence at ditto. ; The Advensture, Ctuickslhank, hence foi Oporto, is put back. at -The.Alpha, Buchannan, fronim CIde at Antigua. T'he Ksih~nlghek, Foster, from Hull at Lisbon. The Messtiiger, Jodson, from Berbice at St John's, Mewv ...

... 050m : _ - r-. ? -- , ?? of 'Week0l Intelligence, Foreign and Domedtic.- _-Nw SATUR1DAY, July 20. I ttrs from Corun, by the Lohdon Packet, bring intelli- W fromn Oyorto to the 30th ult. Ille hostile armies Still pi geln *ieir forner position': a belief was entertained that Soult tI wou11.d be obliged to retreat on finding it to be the policy of it od Wellington to decline an immediate battle. ...

... j Compeqnd~ium azotf:{ ParlianzesA d T II A AT.TL-Q~TTI7lT ?? ?? - .1. - -si-QUESTIONarose-outof an appeal to thc 110'us0 Of Lords concerning the law of copy-right after t5-h deceased10 author: and on the 15th inst. the LoRD SANCELI 01v at c6nsiderable length on-this subject. Th&e true 1ntunt meaning of the Statute of Queen Anne, did not 1tonrVevr. pear to-his Lordship-to be explicit on this ...

... &B:WigICA. !t. iMtirlt'S PAfPIJtETT'I-PSIDEXT'S A9 w r5R To ADDRESS OF trUE ToWNr OF NEWHAVEN. ocers ?? OF 'WEST 'FLOWIDA Vt ie ! LflTiE comlmerce of a neutral nation'would necessarihl i, during a warbetweei two pjotleil cotnmner-ial statesK ?? ?? icr eft undrituricQI to i'etucc telcir justt cilts ,, r 5evil natulrally generates another, aid the governnrj c ,° Onie considered War to lie ...