... 33?Wtol 30?ict-cutrtllt. Satisrdav Es-etung. ?? Raw Sugar Mlarket continues in the same depressed stats aswe have of late bad occasion to represent. Prices, however, remaiss finn, except for low qualities, which are certainly a shade lower, though not sufficient to allow of an alteration in our quotationa. Most articles of colonial produce are likewise in a Y languidcondition. Y Mabco. Brown ...

... To the Editors of The Bristol Mercury. Stas,-The day of reckoning is at length come. The mig- chievuts ceffects of that Paper-MoneySystem,which Mr. Huskisson nine years ago foretold Iuslvdd, tf unchecked, ultimotelyread to flc SUBVERSION OF ALLt iatorxarT, are become, not the subjects of conjecture, of anticipation, or of prediction rerely-but ofactual and general experience, as well as of ...

... THE -CATHOLIC RELIGION. To the Editors of h7ze Bristol Mlerery. S:sR,-As at this time every thing which can throw any light u .n the presc nt feelings and principles of the Catholics in this (Xtinitry is highly interesting, I cannot help wishing your realers a owild refer to an important publication by the Rev. KMr. Phelan, X clergyman of the Church of Ireland, noticed in the Bath and ...

... ?? 4Y 1ritr1? MIONDAY MORNING, Six O'CLOCK. 1 II ICAL, ?? (ItLL~IOG101-1 ol115 0;c AN &NGLISHMAN. a1r cladI to fi that the cre- dit of the, Amiericrtn crie ihl somie degiree redeemned by the report of the rtenthe condu1ct of General JACKSON. This report ?? as a rcolrd and a protest; though it cannot iih'il IIo~l'i. of' Representatives from thle disgrace of contrary to thc ~opinion of it Own ...

... Ar\:, ?? p ' ?? l- ?? $ 51 ..Sl d. Ae~ln nt~ ?? C5.Ii~)tlt2 I ?? (lc o 'rtp oie tnlt fr Ih4 V*.th ~l~vi~lg Silg£4 iiw i .o t: 411 (2tl percil r.. Ot(1121y. 11 i; tiuis daiy ordered ber 1 Royal''i Ihtl2Uss thn Prince Refcent in Council, that 'the P22rlJia55Ccut, whichl standxY . pror0fytle to 1'uesda~y the 24th dla o r Aucwit next, bc. fi'rtl1er ?? to Tuesdai~y the £dl day *)f Noreuiler BAN ...

... I 1m ! Iblv -and presumtption of Carlile has T ivena ! \e k aid Ic gmin] m~en, to imput lis principles, .t'.ilcr, Wdlt of pjil iplO, to aty %horn it onay suit1 ;. tiru tt) ?? as Wlllspleileis. Mtluuy of thi seU h. omlenll, if Called upon to Cxplainl whitat hiasphcnv is, :l cl themselves pizzled ; tbr it would appealr that a ?? themI, whi ?? Cud to nmoz.t k noxsledge onI hsnbject, consider ...

... LONDON, SATURDAY, Nov. 1:. This morning we receired Paris Papers of Tuesday and Wednesday last. WV are assured, on the authority of a person worthy of eredit, who arrived at Bayonne on the 20th of October, from Seville, that an Ambassador from the United States of America, on board the Hornet sloop of war, had brought with him a formal order from the Government of Washington, to declare war ...

... 7'a/es of ihc h:/il. By thze Rev. GOROGEO CitAnn, LL. B. 25 sols. octavo. Murray. 1819. [Con]e vzerle .] Tihe Preceptor Husband'1 is il the light and playftil 6tvle of thee anchor. Of the ?? of these tales we have ?? apprized our readers: they are what Horace styles, rand what he exemplllifies in hlis own practice, es'rnoz~su pro- p5zirwr Ad thex wvill disap~point those who form their ...

... -HOUSE OPIORDS, FAIDAY. Dec. 17. The Seizure of Arms Bill usis retursnd from the House of Commonis with armendlents. The Elections (Ircland) Amendment Pill was also brought up from the Conmmons.' Lord FrsA*ire presenterd a Petition from the Inhabitants of Southwark against the Bills now pcndinff in l'arlisment, which svas orctercd to lie on the Table. The ameindments made in the Sc!iznrc of ...

... FROM(:\ SATUrjtD AY N[CH'!Sl ' ?? ;1 it'e, ?? ?? I ?? 1 ?? ?? (1.1 ?? ?? ?? ace , cr' lt ilg ,cj>t. ?? I.~,I : -i tlt!tt ?? ' ]B.I\Nlsiit Plhc. i {lcur li.iinn, of Over Darn 'it, .. tiez.l ;^ir . e' a'crpe r (Calr Grv BclaCehorn 3n 4.dc G :.~e (i;ii sei*~*srnlr ;, | nerchlaltet. Se'oI itz o., 71i ssrs. l)i ?? i z' I 'trio .sst rc.etr tin1 1 r-. 1'helip ?? {s, ' y, A\ (. 4 &~lc lYil:R ef ...

... To .Ig .Editore-af&Te IBristol ilicrrn7y.- Sins,-I presume, from the publication of Mr. Prjtlieroe's two Letters to the Mayor of Bristol, in all the Papers, that they may be considered as having become a sort of public property, and, as such, fair objects of comment. They were evidently meant by the writer, not only to meet the public eye, but to make an iia- pression upon the public mind. ...

... PAUPERISMI, AND JTS REMEDY. ie The statement, from the only available data then to be jr obtained, which was made some weeks ago in The Mercury, s. of the number of persons in Birmingham receiving paro- T' chial relief, has been objected to as exaggerated. We are h not in the habit of making statements but from unques- it tionable authority. It can afford neither pleasure nor )f profit to ...