... Imdat- Aft ;.nsenod' a second bie n Tursdy dritds asecO t in his bl-, loon from the 'emaii at Hackney The5alloon. ,wa5 toliave risen at one o'clock; agd' an ealu hour. the roofs of coaches, ?? houses, 'asia chuhes; ' tra r that could comiand' a view- of it, s .even-Ythre law'irs 'wlc-iitw'pl&cedwerer a heaped up .with--husnanleings. -.the rioa, froin town was a a most ode solid line -of ?? ...

... I T. _: _E .M T TllXS..Comet is. thesecotid, ince *te-beginnin0 f ?? wllicllhas seen visible to the ?? e e first was discovered at iarseillas, on'tho 2oth of s6 'jhA 81S9t> andicc ?? visitle to the beginning of b lowi ng. The ?? was also first discaverlinsper jt thfe city of Vivieds, on the 25th of iast Nier,! 'i ' 2l4 laume~rgue's de^ nb early abouit thie same time, (vie tib t , March> ...

... A LO-AD 01 LOVE. werne ~last 'week a pjair ef candidates for Hymen's favour vere making the best of their vway to the 'Collegiate Church, Manchester, in order to get the bands of matrimony rivetted on them, anid had'ieacbed-the middle of Deadegate, when the Old Church ?? ckiim.d :thred 6quartes past eleven.' 'Th Bride began. totremble-inipprehensson of ppotment- she urged her Lover to m, ke ...

... AVAL INTELLAEYNOE.`i:: , .4s TZ.rt nat1.wt arriv~ed- ?? on i NAVAL ins~t. 33 .das, out from- New Xorl. an Ody os jl4 sf*.he.Jt States, and Presiden~t,,'.friates,; ati the4`oimerwr ?? .that the. Plywouth aecoalnt oa-the: ?? the President,rnusthe snearrtct * tlieieoiltvrd bound Jamaica fleet.were all well on th e 2ad August, in lat. i36. 0. N! Jog. , 20. XV., Wbere, iye then in caepify au ...

... :RESOLiUTh ITES~IIf m ?? W,~,I 4 Our rc4aewl e i ttin seventh nber, ve aye -an accouinft of nn etoaidinay 'instiice of insensib7,ity in a private of Milltisfrdma a.tauntonpaper. *Thefollowin;; ar- rative of the .conudusion of; fiik strange bccurrence,. will shew vhat sering the liuman 'uody can sustainu when supprted-by bst!nate mental determinotion: A statenient was sic ti4sse since ...

... - THE LIVERPOOL'WERCURYJ 1IDAY,~xT3ME 7 I ?? WWould w'il ~y .q'those reflecitios which necessa - Evilyjarise whern we cripla the eiring Struggles of tbe _ * . :i7- i-oi in her fate. ha :ily-arise when we conteinpiate tule VF. - er 3, party (have been .lvisied ' away ,;wit .wanton pofuason': they: Iave ?? ,weakness instead of. str~engthan while in uantiy they av7e betn more than sufiscsnt to ...

... AN ENGLISR JUDGE. -SIR 'JOHN HOLT, aft enineiwiawydti ju 4ton-of :SirJohn MAlf ceijhant at tlawi, was hoi' at Tlidisie, ,in-'Oxtb'rJ shire,in 1642. - Hex reiefved the first Wprinl5e of larhin- at 'A biug'to , ft vthieh'owt1is tliher 'ads -atthiat timie recordd':. het'eftwiards -went' to :Grief' college; Oitabltnd'froW ete ts' Miteried a itudetteittii±s inn. 'li -3e'soon becamae -dis? ...

... VESSELS eARRIVED. .m . I - - Ulnited States, J. Girdon, fro hiramphi, with 8 'ton 44tt7 brls ibr1106 do l turoertine,.11446 ?? 6v feor!wat cotton or-ainrdm eo.: ?? .. I.Ille5 H. ?? i c I- h ' .h 9 Is iandspikes 95c staves Green and WJinewgiget, o d 2s .brls I, ?? ind krosvns31 do,4 do Hobsonsiantd Bolton,. I bpa'r bls stta 4blmes Jar Tl. ayetrd co-55 be$ Cotto, a huttersfort R. t reerohan and ...

... perform a ten days qiarantine. OUTRAG.:P NT : te d a miy IStcrj n I -- -havp-livited a ~deco iutem~t. ;~lF Recent circumstanheas bave'exeeite4 a deep interest in affairs of Sicily., . By tlibearne&xed letter it will hie satiu tnuat Minister, Lord' Villiant'Bentinck, has arrived atia neoet sonable moznent,- Our accounts are 20 days later than tdezf vices in the papers of the; Evening. . - 4Ot ...

... FASTING ?? ?? _ - % .. - AI~ a.. - ?? Reatler5 maay recollect ae ?? v'kic4 appeared ?? is, lifc ,:Livrlpool Aleicsly (9t/s Jag4.h5SMCL II K;~i. by lettert't tre Erlitor. to c the% ,, shew5 that ske 2's tiff T' o 1,e !EDITOR of~lw EqXf INER. be SrR-In the Exanminer, of the; Ii r4t. appeared an accounst Ut I of ore .asy Thomnas, 7iyho irieriibd aw having lived without n- fiod for mesany.rs. ?? 3 ...

... 0104aJIneou0 t4rgct . . ?? .- 7.rT_ Y . - :. 'Tm^ r bta -iraghc? ? dud J~OW~f~tYW~amversStisef- At the !usipl. feestval at TRinela'n ltcly advertisekd we fnd.'be Bnd on-§ists,: ofabo0 200 perforisemi h o lowing id as-e#umeration of lhelloea1 ani instrumental Band, ?? : lthe 'cornm en .of Handel, in Westmnster Abbey,7Apiril 21, 178l. -48 -F~rst Violins: ?? 6i~ori or S lcbuts- 47iSeC00d ?? o: ...

... IH (FQMET. We shail not take up the time of our maders in pointing out the precise situatioii 'of the Conet, whichisi known to every jperson, andijs alinost as-readily.for~sn sas e hows. The fo ing generat obsersazsimay tar .cceptable-to some of our readers,:-: ' Superstition an4 'astrology formerly, made use of cowets to ,dthese stupendous bodies as big.witltre fae , zapvcesjosat best, ...