FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS IN LONDON
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Liverpool Mercury
A LETTER TO HENRY BROUGHAM, ESQ. M. P
... . LETT NTO HENRY: BtOTIGIlAI,; ESQ. M. 1 ON. T'E SBJ ZCT. OF - . ,,rqornnat it tie Refn7esqtatiopoftli People in ParlAnent . 1THE perusal of your very interesting letter- has, Ie muy attehtioit4on tject which has frequeitly .et :iy .tjioghts, d io* sit down to commit to writing .ch re. imarks as apjear to- me. the most impo tant, .on the great, .u'estionf Piorfianmentary Refort.-rY doing, ...
THE most interesting portion of the public affairs, which during the last week has merited attention, is that ..
... THE''LIVERPOOL1 ME~~RCUMRY. - FRIDAY, l~qLY,51 A IIJUL-Yt THiE most interesting portion offhe public affairs, which dur- t ting the last week has merited attention, is flat which relates ; ethe aetionnhet-. #h. Amas ?? -*>PA AA tao th ?? iD L±A;L Wlmcl reataes to the:actipr., between the American anfd British vessels. The papers. received from the places nearest the scene of action, are per ...
METEOROLOGICAL DIARY
... . 2 ?? . ' F Jene to .Ts 2, issc7lseaive. 26 Bar. Ther Wid. Rain Ga. Miscellaneous RemarksM 29'1S2 14. - N- : - - -: P.. N.N.W: Gerte ebreeze at ooonb paer- 77 . E- ' c clody _o . _ariy =cearnt a jisglt- I N Ibr- ze fun Ik da'd a y; :112 Mearly clear, sultry, hazy. E.sqrdialy clear clouds { i - igentle reeze. P.M., R. Ids p; Morn,'nearly 'clear, cal-: 75 29 : 2 Noon, gevntlirez eurhi 29i7 0 ...
Miscellaneous Extracts
... - . Iif777 s-- t ~ ~ 1-1 ?? - - - . ,& ?? ?? .i- - I I'Bam; oif'ts Sa Gt rbei93spee o~f other ntase 'sff9 * , \ w - Wotrms. H'H.E desr readers 4 a veriy tenocisus 7nenory, test one, bookidrie anotheriout ofhis trecollectin and, afer otl, he who can secure da.page,' gainzs more thian he who e&s a wiolb library sen thcrsgh his mind. Pen, ink,. and the piages : of a conzinon-place book, ore ...
To the EDITOR of the LIVERPOOL MERCURY
... r . THO UGH ce, fr in4 sinion with th . otwthzs Ielter, we RO do.not on that account declire itt ' We wsh to dro-. I nn~tcf~iir and liberal discetssioti on. i''eoet, whether lfter.-t di-ary, or poltitica4 ancw certainfly'that: ttick is here .jresentted to ?? invotves the dfearest interests qf ihe: coitinundit. If see areC te ,not favonred. oizhan nswver to ,Aopictsion by soi taer cor. -; ...
Compendium of Parliamentary History
... Compendimin of Tarfiamentary History. | The present sessions ofthe Limpeilal Parliamentof the United d Kingddi, *hich-cnnsenced with as iihauspi&iouC tiisactqn, ti is niowr rapidiy approaciihg its terminatii As its Act ter r has exhibited features 'tat appear to -any, o difer materigly s from the accustomed aspeet-of the constitution, we sfalltike e da early opportunity of detafiling the ...
To the EDITOR of the LIVERPOOL MERCURY
... ToS hDffOA ?? te: fig TIORGC I HAVE read your Prop.tsy withintio, ahighly approve of its tenour. It gives: me gre4et satisction to learn finos ii that you do not, intei -, tol ange yourselves under the banners of any party, but that of-truth sad justiee- -Party, Sir, has been the bane of our country. in consequence of. the spirit of party the adhrenits of M7isters are prompted to defend their ...
THE POLITICAL HERMES
... Lanipada gssnans. * a epoc wihESS~Y-I. . T reproach which phuiloscpbers and moral writers jost frequently bestow on human actions, is the want of. reflection, in hic, those actions appear tor-iginate. WVe are the slaves, of lliald impulse, rather than tjtust and obedient subjects of !tiOnal deduction; -ud ve areesv'otnore ready to becoine the 'It'lt tml-ts of the n6srest, artio '.npressive ...
ODE TO THE LIVER
... O D- m 0 TE IR . . ID fib 1 V I V i*AIT'SAS' on t7ce etymology of the word Liverpool areqcc~us toinez tb rect'the traditioi of the ?? of ai species of'bird ?? ~seV Liver, as, ientzwyftbulo~s. Ye t~his thlere tS certa'inbji ize s'uffcienit. reeaoz. Livia was uvndezdeedly ihze Latin deomination of a .wild bird, wheth'er Ea wood-piieon or a ia. er is exiiezuily- doubtfal, rom the shzort ...
VESSEL ARRIVED
... ;] 'Il AFJRICA.: . lhe elizabeth, W. Coulter, with 26 butts 94ptnes-49 brls s palm oil 5 punchs I ?? pepper 3 casks bees wax 162 elephant teeth 18 pecs ebony 150 tons redwvood 120 punch staves 20 brl dofor J. Thomas; WEST INDMIS. Tbe Queen, J. Conkey, from-St. Croix, ,withS22 hhds 177 i tees 108-bIsrlsugar I punch rum for, Bolton and Littledale. AMERICA. J The Magdalen, W. Sketchley, from New ...
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE
... NV R-. AL INTELIGENME.. i ere, the Sarah, Hughes, from Dupdalk and dr Ann, Edgar from Worktnigton, ?? akt7.and Dtdo, 5idItnnani fron1lStOT hlma*-t ;h titber ;Jaa-ie Morgai, ansd ?? iand Bettyt, ?? from Dundalk; Willia~m, Pearces, frs DubhnS Fly, Benjamin, fromE Newry,: and Britannia, -bnptifroml Coleraimi .esterdlay.-Particidars of their crgoeS inl VSarr2CJt. 'PNie Friends, bneldoli, hecnce ...