... Two parishes in Shropshire are taxed for the poor ha?in at the rate of 16s. 8d. in the pound, and all the lands twehl in the parish are taxed as high as 30s. per acre ! It Consi I appears that the poor of the whole county of Car- takin1 . digan, as well as a great part of the adjacent county, drivir h have been without fuel during the whole winter, in posse! consequence of the inclement ...

... The national derht has always been an object of great importance, atid as it swells in magnitude, it swells equally in imiportance. Men of all parties have concurred isa rpinion that, if not checlsed, it will be ultimately rninous. CTbe followiing are te'- tinsonies, of whigaocd tory, papist and protestant, all uniting in the alarming nature of tsie national debt- ' Tle national debt is the ...

... .Frofl2 our Iondon Un,, D I Royal Exebarig, Wa A en I Royal Excian.ge, Woo.; doy L, Tihe City Mreting v as th-is I e 4 ?? in the Egyptian Hall, 'iXepi;, l , extremely nUinerooos, anr3 cunlljo, , , Eankers, &c. The Lord M.av,, c and ncticed itl general termsth ?? injg. M3r. flibbertmoved the atlS] 2nd decalredthe Propertv TaX i in time of peace the tiird ; mitted to on, the it uranct a ...

... Ili)(T r o. W7.;c I 'Ii ei C--. hd e t(17x or ff'Wkly' n7te lligelice- FOREIGN,& DOMESTIC Thre New York papers coetain the report of the th Fccrettry of the Nasvy, relative to the gradual Mid pertl..iictit increas of the Navy. ?? recommnends aii snudal increase of one ship of tile rare ol 74 gaus ; two i'rigates of the filst cltzs, rated at 4* SI gls' 'tfnd two sloeps of war 'A more cmlprhen ...

... tote Litipooi Mercuryp FRIDAY, AUGUST 2,1816. ASSOCIATION FOR THE IFLILEF OF THF EPOOR. -At length it is admitted by the wealthy ranks of society, and by the friends of the administration, I that the distress into whicb the industrious classes t have fallen is ?? meetings b have been called, to t:ke the condition of the manu. i facturing and labouring poor into consideratiou. n IWhy this ...

... B aual 3ntelligence. .ih Ant, Kelly, from Oporto, at Portsmouth in seven days, all Rachael and Ann, Cox, hence at Cuxhaven c- Janse Byrne, tro n Portland at Demerara William Rathbone, White, hence at ditto Claude Scott, Bunnell, hence and Madeira at ditto ig Jane, Cruickshanik, hence at Antwerp True Britain, Head, hence for Calcutta, at Dlilford, tht ist Januiry Henry, Jamison, hence for ...

... SIXPENCE S. N, . To the BDITORS of the Liverpool Mlferciry. The letter .t our learned Tos-s clerk seems to imply, that I should answer his communi- catioti,wnich appeared on Friday e'nnightdirectly to himself. But I humbly conceive the public wrll form an erroneous opinion upon the subject, if' his suggestion be adopted ; therefore allow me, through the medium of you) paper, to acquaint him ...

... D - LADY PFNPtIl'\'S Hi'11.1, Me IIs. Furey, 10,)00c, with a or af Otir?, r - lue blrs.I ar Benjamin W~iatt, Eiq. I0OOUl te Jannes Greeofieldt:. ...

... Ipotoript. Ir, another part of our paper we have given ex- trats twron the French Juurnials respecting the af- fair at Grenoble. Here is strong evidence that at ant enormous expense, and with the prospect of long calamitous consequences to ourselves, we have placed the Bourbons on a throne which has no solid toun- dation. A letter from Paris, dated May 10th, as- serts that attempts have beet, ...

... THE, s ODEro _CT Ia sfleecli ~ Hley In a speech, delie the Sh h Hi,_p e . . _ ?? ?? Ikerarzy-y thei-~g ex-1h who has, with oc tie obuldi ls of \jr 'i the. modern Cricho.T i'5 methe fhrh court of . 5r Dnionwicc occupied abou aerge in part in thelatalc ne he in the next.be its o n t tl~crht adapted for ablewitop sevaoeo facts of such were thrite shalt sketch of them Our presentenumber to The ...

... 7 = - : me1ti ?? it of PUBLIC MEETINGS -(CONTINUED.) - esti lied ?? - ?? -if ?? OF YORK MEETING, me the On Wednesday, Oct. iS, Earl Fitzwilliam and Lord'i Out MIitn the Dukxe of Norfolk - and the Earl' ?? ius- arrived in the cit ofyork,: beside-a numbher of th~spcst as, with ?? of the county. Early uthb nezt7 dat lhus mrigtedfrnt Union Societiesifronoed. es eth, ury, nd th adjcent owns rrive, ...

... LIVE1POOL CHORAL SOCIETY. i I . . I.7n n ?? a (..s , F al Corn sprsdcst)¢ 4,i . *Tlir.tenth..public rehaarsal of thlis Sqcsetj tpok place in St. Ann's church, on Tuesday iast, before a respecta. The.ep~rfotphnce A4 .flsl's 'des Irael in Egypt, ?? an Oratorio -which has not been so fully. perfbrmed in . this town, we beliei for upwards-of thirty years.'- s, ; &.-Athe-haonxsses of..this. ...