... NA-VAL-s IN.TE.LIGNCE.; - ?? ?? . - . I - . . . P. ! Sttenhoardi Catnmichaeibence, at Newfioundland 'Nine SWters hence, atdieto. Cockatrice, Caltcheonihernce at Port au Pilnce 6ta may 1 Martha, Been, from Clydeat.St. -thomas, ' * Ae A. M. Catherine,: Feoerg hence for Ca.Uliam, at Stromness g $t01 instant: - : ' - i m .;I d Risdll, Padriini, hence, at Prince Fdward ,sTant 4th June. . Wait*W4 ...

... e1 a i -. ?? , . -i f t i) Y 1 1E'04rat181. ~ ~~~ifikDAY, SEPTEMBER:24, 1819. .. LILV>Pe OL 55E sweare- happy-to announce to - -r re:c that a nubor~of most gen tlemen,'on 9theayor's deeming to calpublictee g in this town, to consider of a petition -to' the Prince -Re-V V gent', pra~y~ing foe a sote~n Rijsqgiry ,into the recent hor- hity-t, ribleticcurretces at- anchesten, ,heve, ,to, usi his ...

... French Nobititi, Uivil & Military The foll owing Listi i e1published ?? some alter- Mi tioans, from our 5dVol page 254, canno fil to prove doe acaptable to our readers, at the preseqt time. It is, e n, doubt, imperfect-although it contains most of the fi .aies in common use. We shall be obliged to any rita of our correspondents, who will take f h6 trouble to ggest any errata, o~r ?? can be ...

... .wabal'Intaliontic. Esteitl Brillante, Lima, hence at Oporto on the 14th tit. Trafalgar, Cotlftan, and RKdg Gfotge, Edwirds, hbnce at ora ?? RAIB~ Ralintre, Clhaddockfrom the iiver Pidte; at'Si. Thomas . James, Jack, sailed from Montego Bay for this portthe I7th ; j February. ora Friends, Carpenter, hence at Bremen Jonge Wilhelsris Pafrleeit; bei3ce ?? ota Nancy, Hiantjes, hence at Helvoet ...

... ARREARS - iscellaneoits Ace- *n [consisting of miscellaneowspa4,a re- fr insertion in sione of agro ,s ?? fr. fto7m which they have been Iprioes ?? ,re press of other subjects of nz0dk lewez ter Interest, whic would r a mri Of tops~ z ect SCHEME FOR PREVENTING e a ItREQUENCY opF EOR*.ALARJ *ce A certificate has been publshed aEs. signed by the first engravers i Lon dt Ap, specimen of an art, ...

... Pa e na, Cmpend ^i ?? _ ' ?? £'paZl~iamht C.r 'einpzd - e' 0 HOUSE. OF CO MON$, June 29. ?? e - nl 'XA~ufiRICAN TRADE27.i 'Alderniar Atkins-rose-tO na.ke his long annot ed motion on the American trade. Jis obje,,si * to prevent, for the pmwsenS the importation of e.. rican cotton into thI coultY. He. adexpected ethat ministers wvuld hemselves have brought for- e tha Told ?? -thetselves ...

... Compendium of Weekly Intelligence, FOREIGN 4. DOMESTIC. SATURDAY. Feb. 13. I re Spai.-Advices by the Corunna mail state, that | an attempt has Seen made to take Bilboa by Sur- pi prise; French troops, in cansidlerable nutbers are I sa said to have left Madrid in the direction of Valla- th dolid and Burgos, and Joseph was expected to join B them on the 23rd ult. A convoy of 500 carriages, yE of ...

... f Weekly Irtelligence , IG ' (D ssi, as the ie)est oJ Africa. irniio dated June 8, nas - .1 t-e1 ...

... FROM THE LEEDS MERCURM ITI.. ,L, ?? e To the Editor e .r..S ..In support of the assertions of the mtinstirs . of the Prince Regent ' that Great Britaiu was-ple. ver in such a flourishing state as sbe is in at present ; b 1 heg leave te lay the followi) g Table before your readers, 'many of whotn, .I doubt not, from the flourishing state of the-Times, have plenty of lei. r suro'bn ...

... To the EDITORS of the Liverpool Medrcury. g, GENTLEMEN, As a native of the City of Cloester, it is natural that I sholua feel mrseif, in some men-a ea are, connected, or at least interested, in the public conduct of the inhabitants of that place ; and, with r)all ldeference to them, I take this noode of sayieg, . that I never approved of the motive which seemed to U;gu de and govern them in ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7. -Spah7l.--The intelligence during this week, from the Penin- . hsis worn a ?? asptea: but that which threatens, is . unfortumntelv. of a much more dedided character. than that - unfortunately, of a much more dceided character, than that which seemns to encourage acy expectations of ultimate suc- cess. 'The secorize antd ckeat of General Girard, by the ...

... ,,e fiterpool Mercurpy ypR),AY, MAN I 11S16, AkL ?? is one of the r&lT!CAL oBeEroeNS pay for the superiority , . -,rt their very domestic affectios I Vie ,l~c r5 , tl'r t their very domestic affections ei e d as mutters of political concern, and 50r ecn~l mnesh5 of the man are lost in tbe in- chatf the anare. On this account, the con- of a peace is generally followed by mnatri- among the ...