... Oatal j1ntcityng£ncc. Isabeila, Osborne, from Pernambucco, which is arrived here, spoke in lat.47.21. N. long. 23. °5. W. the Act'o n, of London, bound to Quebec, all well. About seven mi;es S. XW. of Cape Clear, On tue 19th, spoke the Magnet, hence for bar- badoes, all well. Factor, Robinson, hence at Pltifasl elphia Nancy, Bray, hence in the DO)aware William 'Shad, Every, .ienteozt ...

... aND S PrN5SACOLA. - Amtrnrkaz Papers.-Thefioll owingremarkareasenbed to thep ln of the late President bir. Jefferson, who was one of the fmrt persons in America who -expressed him- self decidedly and finnly agaiost the seizure of Pensa- cola, and is supposed to bare had great influence by his representations in inclining -Pidssdent Monro to thei tborse he haspnow pursped:- All suspense and ...

... Comnpendium of Weekly Intelligence, FOREIGN & DOMESTIC. .-m I ti- Foreign Intell'gence.-In the Dutch papers there is of an intimation from the French frontiers, that up to the on 21st ult. it was positively asserted, at the head quarters of of the Duke of Wellington, that no diminutti(it of the Fe- Arny of Occupation is thought of. The report of the ,as approaching departure of the Danish, ...

... I I r w .t -- -, - I GENLElSE2N, ?? IENLEMIEN, In answer to your corresponden Jatiuean in your last number, whether the statute of limitation would be a bar to the claim for ground rents due to the Corporation, for any period prisir to the last six years? [ beg leave to recommtnd 1o his perusal, a trial that took place in our Town-hall, before Our worthy Deputy Recorder, at the. Midsummer ...

... ?? tuCErpoME ,ercur7. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, IS17. _. 8. POLITICAL OBsERVATIONS.r.We cannot refrain from remarking the indecision, respecting public affairs, I 4-i ?? - A.- i s_ -- a_ o . I that appears in the opinion of most persons at the pre- sent important crisis. We have seen the members of the admistration demand, and obtain, within this year, powers of an extraordinary character, upon ...

... pooticript. ; S-reden.-Despatches have been sent to all the Sove- rigs related or allied to the Court of Sweden, an- e nouneing the death of Charles XIII. On the evening D pre~ccthng his demise, he signed a proclamation invest- _ ing the Crown Prince with the full powers of royal e authority. - Fund.-At one o'clock on Tuesday, the Stocks were so considerably depressed, that Consols for Account ...

... ?? M43trpooI W-rctwQ 6 r _ _ ' .. . *_ _ F ,Y f 1819. .FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 49 ISS WEST..!IXSTE~i LELECTION, Monday, Feb. 1I.-. t, The polling eornmcneed about nine in ie morning. I n didl nnt nrne-l( ?? -sr~vie ?? in It n did not proceed with raidity owing - me tio-n of the bribery oats to each ejlctdr. Several di- not tioguished members of the House -of- Commons visited sub the hiistings durin ...

... - .. ..te qavs-1 The most in. roftileith ult. says- The most in. Oil ?? P0t juring the pastye i ani i PI per I ill A>a 10r, lifa, to £he importation ofj h o \rleeripf vesstIs, and the permission wit ile' in I0re e Fort Act to ?? away all f DP15N tilc sailieeelr imported into the province. be: .c 20hient socrwe Of the effect this will have a JA'aigo e5P i tshe country, we may styill .- re ...

... INTO'THE RIiGHT HONOURABLB GE, 0 CANNING. I i oued net enter, on my fi1t of friends, ?? graied with ?? luledfine sense- ' Yet wsati'irZ'5eeibiiity) the mnat Who neeoleisly sens fot A tpns a worm. Sts,-An unprovoked and unfounded attack upon Lord Sefton and his friends, in the last Livtrpoot 001a. ,1. 'ier, induces me to address you. On the eve of a general election, which your friends will ...

... T1 H&V Tqr, * -1ITCUES,_ -There are doubtleass inter~cole~ction of many, of out Wu ra ?? f tha*e .W)LIdDAM p f ~ta fofcible`aduction:o sr~i flen frmeri&90 te'; wate a Mr. -Tapket, a basst§e.Tiiton Sosiersiertnhie' k ;o~the Srti~a rgedrettm amie adhad, n(ein~a r~~~esnaevn them~ tas, idger wit h ufcn dlflersi. at owy amf ane. beandi tote lej r Whit *nnipalFro lvthess c la 1acY ithes-lhve casen ...

... T;H LvocARUlRS. - I- al os J :t .Y fi rX W AKN2 ?VAUAP _(Fro0n the MO-riiig Clkrosicle6J Noives'a rerari v6ca&a~inl -amisirnes. Cato e7d Saisllt. Coijur. CatMl. . , . . -i !_OLD. 6 oile Bizleiasm0 0Yeomanry cutting down -: - - thiir unarmed fellow towns- . : - Inmen, and striking men, wo- | - . .. 7ainen'and children with the . : . . . 7 ~~sharp edge of ?? swords. . Re Patriotism, ...

... METEOROLOGICAL DIARYj 1SI2. - . : I _, . . .. , . Fromn April 7 to AJril fcltsive. Bar. | TVer. W'mnd. A?17,ceilcseus Re7*arks. ESE iClmdy-*- 1te drdpping of rain. 7 g9-80 : ~ 5 Forenoouclbudymistygentlebreeze. 470 E Afternoon cAoudt, breeze. Evening ;tu 29 79t _dark, cold fiesh breeze.-RaiA 225 E Cloudy, coldbreeze. Began to clear. 29.98 4 about noon ;tafternoon bright, dense 44° BD clonds. ...