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... To tbe EDITOR of the LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Out of thine own Lmouth atrll Ijudge thee. . MR. EDITOR, I H1AVr read with much pleasure the spirited animadversions of your Correspondent, O. P. on the man- ner in which the leaders of the two great partics in the House of Commons contrived to hush up thelmalversatiotns of their respective adherents and dependents, and their own mutual neglect of the ...

... ;] 'Il AFJRICA.: . lhe elizabeth, W. Coulter, with 26 butts 94ptnes-49 brls s palm oil 5 punchs I ?? pepper 3 casks bees wax 162 elephant teeth 18 pecs ebony 150 tons redwvood 120 punch staves 20 brl dofor J. Thomas; WEST INDMIS. Tbe Queen, J. Conkey, from-St. Croix, ,withS22 hhds 177 i tees 108-bIsrlsugar I punch rum for, Bolton and Littledale. AMERICA. J The Magdalen, W. Sketchley, from New ...

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... -Volitical 3Dosiono.- A LETTER W0 HENRY BROUGHAM, ,EsQ. M. P. ON tosu SUBIECT i. - ?? --iqf t+! ir'eosi itPcmitsset, i [Cornciuded ftomu oureldst]', HAVING thus stated the nature and extet of -what is mleant by a reform, I shall now beg leave, more partlcularly, -to notice the steps towards such a reform, which arepointed out in your letter, and whirlh, you miami me, it is your intention ...

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... - -I AEJUCA. The Alder, J. Macdonald, with 25 toils iedwood 1 cask sea- 4orse teet for C, U.Whtbeid, The Jane, S. Skelldn, from4 Jamaica, with 139 tces C4ffbe for Willacy and eq. 8 puncbs 1 lhd xu sHolt, Davis & eo a6 tonls logwod. 359 hides 25 bris ginger 4p4uncbs I24 rtuma 2 bags cotton W, 'ark, 1 box iron4 work 1 cask tortoise shell Wilson and co 2 easks sugar CorrieAinslie and Co. 7 ?? ?? ...