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... ' The LIVERPOOL MERCURY I FRIDAY, DgCEMBER 24. LivERPOOL COURIER.-We cannot precisely I comprehend what the Editor of the Liverpool Cou- II . ?? -are ' ~' 'c J~ttVI UtLuC ?? tUU. tier has in view in his weekly diatribe against all those who happen to differ from him and his patrons on great subjects of national policy, except it be to i place them under a proscription, and to point them out ...

... I - PTA:,&I ML- DW CFFEE. Wi-Ntitesfor i ?? o ercry. ;- On ?? the presn fAugust, 18114 a vessel 'arrived, at Liverpool, withf ai cargo from Sierri&Leone, the I | owner, master, nate, anad ?? jcrew of which are free c Negroes. The master, who is also owneris the son of an American Slave, and isisaid to be very wel ~skilled bothin I 'trade and~avigation, as welleas to be of a very pious ...

... . 1iefd'iam of IleTekfiv f.tedl~igerie, rO5REIGN X DO.MPSTIC. SATUiRDAY, Sept. 26. SGnevatf Eleczian.-Whilotiie Prinice Regent took lila short excursion (says the !dorr~iug Chra'iniele) tbe Ministers were all employel in csnvassing.-2 TIhe whole country is on- the qraivice- 'le lnow Lord Warden hasnot bech idlc in-Cornwall, atd VI e Sidnouth party arc setting, up men in OppoSi- tion to the ...

... 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 ...

... *Si F R4xCzs BURDETT and the Pepe of Westminster. a l - _ Lu i ,he qonduct of.Sir Francis *Bprdett,,at the late wh t meeing. of the inhabitants of Westminster, upon is s the question of the. Corn Laws, although it may de- dip trast from .his temporary popularity, must enhance E r, hit character in the estimation of every man of 1, Aispassionait judgment arid independent mind. by , At. a time ...

... IWe have been favoured writh thefoliluting extract of a Letter from Mr. IMaring, Mlidshipman, of the Cutter Nimble, off St. Sebastian's,Aug. 29, 1813, to hisfriends in Liverpool. To describe the scene about I o'clock thiS f morning (in fact, all night) is out of my power; and any conception of your's I am confident will lfall short. To see the flashes of the great guns, and to hear the ...

... of (NO. C'V) SoC CV) e I 00 tIGGLtRS. are now exhibifing in Erigland, n nnen rt0 i-rell~g feats, that it would ap v ct, ristoD' p life spent in incessafit prac- b .,iic ujealngif 0 en tit i.r 5,clre - logty in any one of them; such t Ocqmiae laml however in India, tiat it 'i , is these men would excite no ex- o'.habt~ that th. ?? iaterstt¶ ;ded many years in our In- ri t ?? re~srin his ...

... . 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 ...

... i -1 Vi-mal _Tntelligmec. ..61- ns During the tremendous gale of last night, the Jas- pt is per and relegraph, sli ops of war, were both wreck- tr (r ed. The Captain of the former and a boy, happened h ,e. to be on shore, the retimainder of ?? crewv (68,) all t ;ss 1Ierished, except one man, with several womteii and cs children. Ove poor wonian was picked up with an in infantin her arms, with ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...