... . i-lTH GRE,:@AT'bSA SSERlENTl N (From the New Yurl Evening Pust, October 3) lie r * *- Fron the Bostan Centinl,- Oct. I. ot The Sea Sevpent.-In tite foliowiug articles wo- n, have adlitional asee irrefragable evideoce of thl ?? ast istcrce of the aquatic, or amphibious aninial wthils. t- has recently beei the subject of nmtch conversatiois * Letter from ihe -on Lonson Nash. F It S. to the ...

... REGALIA OTF iamb have the pieasure m,. , - ,,v-ueto atn ii t the etarnination of the rown~r'elctoth - to eoutain the regalia of Sc aj aed6 -e. . nesday last, at one o'clock nd ' t'k plL C, pelte success. The ccrlirnt'. w 'dsit :0 P'resident, Lord I sttc ('la1rk r P,'Ie it General Hope, Lord Mord st a Mr. Walter Scott, Mr. Henrv 1' j e and Mr. Thomsor. A r i nei 1, the Duke (if liuecleuch, who ...

... I 'England expects every man to do his duty. j The intention of providing two or more members for I each town or county, is, that in the event of either being I *e.Iabsent from his place in the House, the rest may be able n ,d to supply the deficiency. t ce it is not intended that one member should be returned i he to suplsort the ministry, and another to oppose it,-to I st squabble together ...

... ?? = fife* ?? fl liverp@DOV 1 .1 I - - , . I , . luringtbe late *AperAI :Ie lowl for Members o .Parliasnent ?? e~~o yia a letter, aimAidert' ing upon the pre ?? stiiftmaOnF I eal a v eryelee. e ixi*,4le at4 b cnsy Iing, ~n pelces 4oy cry a ui posed by on1S exjdnitaa,inw atr, 3D patronage, and peesionst This is a subject which concerns every individuat amongst you, and with which you cannot ...

... .. I - - :- I TO -COINSE LL ORRAINCOCK. fob Sl:, - The importance of our parish business, the to -expenditure of which has of late years taken from the' nI industry of the town £60,000 per annum, has made nie desirous of making a few public observations on that tl part of it'which has become the subject of legal investi.. gation: and I am disposed-to address myself to you, be- >h cause your ...

... I LECTiON OF OFFICERS F611 THs CITY | - 0I O CHESTER. (Omitted? qst wea.) On Firiday last, the election of Chief Magistrate, Sheriffis, &c. of the city of Chester, for the ensuing year, took place. William Sellerand Thomas Bradford, 'Esqvs. were returned by5 the Citizens to the Court of Aldermen, to serve the offikce of Mayor'; and' the latter was elected ;by the Corporation. Afterwards Mr. ...

... London Gazette Extraordinary. ,, TruRSDAT, Dec. 30, 1813. r4 WAR DEPARTMEN^T. w Dowhizg-street, Dec. 29,181S. p Major Hill, Aide-de-Camp to Lieutenant- Gen- a eral Sir Rowland Hill, has arrived with a despatch, of which the following is a copy, addressed to Earl Sa Bathurst by Field-Marshal the Marquis of Welling- I ton, K. G. dated St. Jean de Lu;, Dec. 14. f My Lord,-Since the enemy's ...

... M MIDNIGHT MASS, on CHRISTMAS EVE. I To the EDITORS of the Liverpool Mercury. GENTLEMEN, I was much edified, as well as pleased, at the solemn performance of the Midnight Mass, last Friday night, or rather Saturday morning, in St. Anthony's Chapel, the front of which' was handsome- ly illuminated with a Star, (alluding to that, which appeared to the -wise rmen, at the moment of our Saviour's ...

... The LIVERPOOL MERCURY t FRIDAY, JANUARY 7. TTac NEw YFAn.-The Government of this country is placed, by the recent successes of the al- lies, in a position of peculiar difficulty. with what- an i ever hopes the new year may have commenced, in a si respect to those who loqk for the bonour and pros- and perity of the country at large, it is certain that the of al administration perceive a ...

... Bar. Ther n1ind Misce aneoa Remarks. . W MINW !Partially clear, gentlebreeze. Aer- su 2981t 3 inoon more cloudy, hills very clear.- 70 29 90 609 WNW vening partially clear, gentle breeze , - --I - 9 SE Dullbut soon cleared,,gentle breeze. mo 0 Forenoon bright, partially clear at 21 29-84. trnoo dull,cldy~genlebreeze. S SSE Rain in the night. Cloudy with breanl, tu 29 67,- 3 gente breeze, ...

... CoMpendium of Weekly Intelligenee, FOREIGN & DOMESTIC. ini e- SATURDAY, June 4. Id r,,is Papers-The French papers of the 1 st in- at le stant, announce the death of the Empress Josephine: e, she was in the 51st year of her age. She died on the r- 29th of May, at Malmaison, after two days illness. l0 On the morning of the Ist June, there was a re. pr n- view of all the Russian troops at the ...

... I iiO.,, OqL.R CORRESPONDENTS IN LOXDOy. e- ' . f - Wedsiesiay iiight, Junse 3d, 181 e C NSTiON4 OF THE ALLIED ARMIES, s Tt ...