... -Compendiunm o1 !feekly ta b' FOREIGN &N DCII ?? I SAI U3 1 .1D N o N*'ew lork, Oct. Fz1-:}e denmom!'r c1) to ilc sent to Spain and c Ural ! o1I oenrces to tradle thither lre U '1 thousamn dollars ?? eria More I srven-1 c'inferences with tle extec - c. that lie wili serve as a ?? n *- armies. ?? l fei - i( ?? 0 \Jiafosty's under Seret ral ico '1t i ito a 1,. in London, itt ans's l .o ae ...

... .EXECUTIONoP LIEUTE-NANT GAMIAGE . Deal, Nlov. 25.-The execution ofLicut. Gamage t for the mnurdelr of a Serjeant of Marines onl loadr I the Griffin sinup of war, pursuant to the seiitence of Y a Court Martial, took place this inoithig at ton t o'clock onl ?? that ship. le bore his atct with c manly fortitude. About eight o'clock he wavs :t- tentded bh the clergyman, and rentai ned wvilti hin ...

... 'TIHE -LIVERPOO1. MERCURY- I RIDAY, NOV. 27. TME OPENING ao PARtrAMENT,-Thespeec!1 from tbe throne ought to contain a cle'ar expositioni of the situation of the country: it is a communica- w tion freni the sovereign to the people, in which no- Vw ?? be more suspiciousthan'to disguise occur- it rences wlich concern the well-being and indepea- br dence of the community. That a documentof this- ...

... Meteorological Diary, 1812 from Nov. 17, to Nov. 23, incucive Bar. Ther. Wind. | Miscellaneous omarib. ENE Brisk wind in the night with beatingI 1- °9.2.~3~ 6 showers. Cloudy with breaks, brisk 44a winud, beating rain, clouds moving t - NE rapidly. During the day cloudy with 5 breaks, cold fresh ?? *06 1 NNE Partially clear, fresh cold breeze. w 29 47f 4 Grew more clear, breeze abated. 410 ...

... THE YO UNG ROSCrUS. It is singular enough that such difference of opi- nion should prevail .at present, respecting the pro- feesional talents of Mr. Betty, whose performances, when a child,'excited almost universal and lininua- lified admiration, and even enthusiasm. It; almost leads us to conclude that the writer of the follow- ilg lines, which appeared in one of the London papers, in the ...

... FROM OUfR CORUSPOINDENT P--IIZ ?? ?? ,N 77.J 1 I Ro~tya. Exhe1ange,London, Wednesdc Retreat ofthe Adies.-By advices front L' the 27th ult. we are informed that the AUlitsq been under the necessity of failing back Upon PCl gal, followed and harrassed by superior munl~cr the enemy. This has been accorplihed i anvimaterialloss. General Hill, in conseIu.i,4 orders, pro-eeded to Arevalo, but .ould ...

... (From the Aberdeen Crs'onicle.} About ten days ago, a 6entleman in a high offi- cial situation in this place, rifling along the sands, perceived something white floating on the water.- Ceuceiving that it might be a Russian Bulletin, all- nounciniag (of'cours) 'a giat victory ovbr'te Fenuch or possibly some seditious paper, intended to be dis- tribuied among many loyal inhabita'its of this al- ...

... To the Editors of tle LI E, i1POOL MERItCURY. I l - *a GENTLEMsEN, . tl I AM sorry to perceive that toy criticisms upon the report of Mr. Canning's . speeclrat Warrington, have drawn down upon me the resentment of sonme individual, under the sig- nature uf L. K. whom, from similarity of styleeud ° expression, I apprehend to be no other than the ori- h ginal ?? this consideation, I can easily ...

... ?? AFRICA. Teleeaph, lV Davies, with - tmro3 ctrrr.wvod 160 tons red- - woml elepliast reetth 16 caslis Pain cii 7 ctik. ;a 11rpcr S casks bes wa-'2 pulichs ?? 200 cocoa.lnuts 1 cask gula fGr- Hiaworth and PIe e ar- Zf EJS1T IND\IES.~ ce Sally, J MNoclicll. froill Handiras, with 114 togs oootogany cit 5) tonls ?? for Hughes, antL Ducan, 27logs.mcaboganryt J C Wood. D Commerce, J Hogartb, with ...

... Parliainentayly C7ompediuI. ?? i u p . ol HOUSE OF LQRDS, 1IoNDAY,.Nov. SIOh. er Their Lord.ships began to assemble nt about 12 be 0coc0k. Pecressus and[ other ladlies being admitted, and the attendance of the Peers in their robes being of numerous, the scene was elegc3nt and splendid. co The Prince Regenlt took his seat on the throne at wi shount two o'clock; ard t~e Ialouse ofI Commllones ...

... GLNLRAL GASCYYE'S SPEECHi. In our last number, a letter was addiessed-nldcr the sigruature of' T to General Gascoyne, ii conse- quence of his observations on the Orde rs in Council, contained in a speech delivered by bins at a ditiner of hisfiiends in Liverpool, on the 224th cf November. -The readers of T.'s lettcr mig:ht conceive ther3 must have been some mistake in the ireprt of`Gene- ral ...

... NAVAL INTULLiOENCE. - I I .- rz|. .. . *A1 1- - . Ruly, taylor, from Glsgow for tbis port, is totally lost on Counbry !.cnlan t lirtas, Gardner, hence off Oporto Bae Iln'ian WI-Hnter, Stevens, henice for New Orleans, was at Naa- saeon fnl September IHolusar, Alderson, from llondoras at Cork Jane, Kendall, from Gottrlrburg at Brifaot r Neptune, Bell, from Lancaster at jliranidcr i John, Tyrer, ...