... The following STATE PAPER was written by Mr. PFTTr and is tbe basis upon which al the pro- ceedings in the Congress of.Viennaliave been car- ried on :- -1- . _ Itu UII EXTRACT I FROM AN OFFICIALCOMMIUNICATIO1, Iacke to the Russian Ambassador at London, on the 19t/h January, 1805, explanatory ofthe views ?JWcfz' la MIajesty and the Pmperor of Russia Jormned Jo the deliverance and security of ...

... EIE lads, ive are muroereu nieW, ?? rnaoL s o 1Iey jiompe.iatOthC cart rithekreatedindis r lence, ad talked and lau _lied dur& the ,whupe f their progress t4t e place of execution, (the aty' goal) whcre theyt grt'i Iut '20 'mfiti s at tele ?? At to iflifhtCSfte5 } o'eleok, Wilkina, with the most .desperate brnvery, cane jnnsniugmr the steps, and tesle on die sc a ,Mt lookea rou d UPt the ...

... . Ni : o. XXVL . - I TO 'iih Live, - O Me 1/z .| I tjas ilyiratifled iiy tbe . pefrs.l Of thesnly and ptrsp'ou vindic~iion of thephie teform, wih Jearedp in ?? t ?? 3vf October, t; Di1i t t of V xci. ; :n Cinnifg twi to gelre ,et; e fiolio8. * tbiis toof deczjhxuthoe :Eriiicfes by theil ?? And -en eya io _ UuMned'd Pm. y 4f Vo l a ell a afinetioneiftthr b e: nf til owing o tii e ibi- , wferffe ...

... Cbc LOierpoot gercrp. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER el, 1817. -__a POLITICAL IREFLLCTIONS.-The remains of the % Princess and her infant are now consigned to the tomb. I TI e peoD I e i n e verv A i c . . A ?? _ ?? ?? ?? consigned to the tomb. er The people in every district of the land bave given testi- .v, monY ofthe sincerity of ?? of SO their regret. The hopeof those genuine patriotswho lie are ...

... Compendium of Weekly Intelligence, - FOllEIGN AND DOMESTIC. - - ?? onA a_ tfte. A spirited contest is expecied in the city., 0 lon- day. at the election of Lmid Mayor r. rHitchins, a i vrespectabis liverymal,' nvell- kgo-wri at the-common yo RaIls, as puliheiI an address to the livery, recon YO 4mending the- Lord Mwayor and Mr.. Aldeman Good- aelbere tohe retutoed, iu'teadof Aldermen Smith-al ...

... 1.-TO LOMID SIDIOTITTH. MY LostD,-I am extremely sorry that I have the honour to wrrite to toum Loi-dship, and know for certain that I esha]hi'ct relain helre longe rugh to receive your aiswer, w hlich Worlid perhaps, fulfil all my wishes. 1i For these four davs I have been. in the hands of your State !Lesserger, who, on his arerivl here, entrusted to me mny parers which had been previously ...

... (From the Liverpool Courier, of Decemnber 31.) On Monday eveninglast, the niember' of this dub, amounting to about eighty g emen, of the first re- spectability in the town, celebrated the anniversary of its formation, by partaking of a public dinner, at the York Hotel, HENRY BLUNDELL HOLLINSHEAD, Esq. President, in the chair. The dinner was sump- tuous, and got up in an excellent style by Mr ...

... ?? the EDiTORSof the Liverpool MERCURY. as 1i Facts are chiels that winnra dingF i 4n' downa be disputed,' of h'rNTLRME, a rI was rnuch amused with the letter of Mr. WW CILLYw inserted in your last paper, in reply tq mine t in- that of the 10th instant, complaining of certain abuses,a ne wbich hadbeen practised at, a sale of books lately held is i4 ChurcLstreet. 'He has taken up the subject, ...

... -New jorsey, for Alexandria, has got on shore il going out Minerva, -, for London, is on onl shore on turho Gcneral Kempt, Bousrne; Rosina, Darlson i and ConnmI Wilson, hosee at Qnebeo ' Robert Burns, Kerr, lience anod Bizarra, Mac'e?, baamar Lisbon Honour, Ernerion, hence at Dantzic *i tsehy, elies1ey, hence at Meire- rancis Erntew, Germ, train soyroafor tins poret atn lt aewa l sagioeno, El ...

... SYMPTOMS OF TIHE TIMES. t We understan'that at Birmingham the poor rates have become so heavy and oppressive, that it is found le impossible any longer to collect sufficient for the ex- It igencies of the poor; in consequence, a deputation Ir of gentlemen and overseers of the poor of that place, are going up to town to solicit assistance g from ministers. To what a state of wretchedness it has ...

... To the EDITURS ndihe LnerpIlol 2lercury. I ?? . f ,r M F.r I IGENTLEMN It was eloqiuently said by Dr. John- M On, ill alluision to tile vwitelis it, i~acliah4 that r.d ?? chausted orlids and thtlti iitn.hgid ck, new. How bittsetlyv would the gicat critic have -c.- cxpresscd biscelf, had he seen, at the last rtpre- r y .senitation of thits play, the vlldi aid solemit i ocau- ich ittiouts i- ...

... ,. _ --4 , .: ..S de IC _ , d At at c6risisi -Iikthe ?? when.1B thepublic e:interest is.so stcongly involved in the re~sult ofthe Coro.- B g r 31sIiuet nthe'bodies* of them~fortunate indivi , duls wo lo~ thir lives~ at the meeti-)g,, last Monday ea 1 big one, at Manohest~. in consequtuce of the extraor. as y dnar itetereceof the mnilitary, under the supposeil hE f dirE. tion of the ...