... -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 ...

... 1TfE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. ?? LIAFRIDAY, DEC. 18. WTi-EPlrSrDENT'S MESSAGE.-Reports from Yakrious quarters had prepared us to expect, in the N1essage of the President of the United States to Ctingress, a document of the most hostile character.1 We rejoice that report has, on this occasion, been fallacious, and that the Message is throughout no more than as exposition. of the actual situation and ...

... FRESI RIOTS IN THE COUNTIES. D- (From the Leeds mercuy.J 3 -S;. Hudder!field, Dec.3.-Our Correspondent'inder a, habve date, says, tiat the spirit of Luddism t id ich'lgs last letter, like the Prince Regent's t ii- sjeeci, represented' to be extincit, haid again ap- ild peaed and raged with more than usual violence. a. Last Sunday night, about a quarter past nine o'clock, a number of men armed ...

... PRIZE EWIGMA, (Fros the Gentleman's Mathematical ?? jorI181&) Permit an intimate acquaintanceforonceta0 dyour company uncalled for; and, if you are ne busily engaged with worldly concerns, to gie,, le same accotint of my life and adventures. Iaaq known in various parts of Europe, if ot all, storer, at least sa an assistant to your sight. Ia of a tall and comely figure, and generally hnj sa ...

... ; To the 3on bers oj the vrzzius Associ'tion and clbs I , U ., 1o r a e I .ool . |I HREA shndrY members of the Backbone S. ?? theleoi'on Ifithet e ighs slar.a S and asio for ft.hi bough, take!gro eat pai r to persuade the m emnbers of cetain other societies Y thIrrale, tit tne' said Gttaio CANNING with his o r e GNEi RAL GAS. ONE, Ca nnotas here- y tofore, without the aid of ancassistana ...

... .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 ...

... I fHUmhP4 ?? sj the Cavasscr s- As we are convinced thiere cannot exist twoeopi- t nions upon the subject in ti6 minds of any person c of common sense,;or -komi non candour, it was nol 1 our intention to. alve., taken up any teore of our If ?? with replying to. the round-about arld , unintelligible explanations of the,Canvatsser. -VC',i e therefore, intended to refer those who were desnxusi e ...

... .A, 1t'as ist et ab losie doceri Tro the Editors )'~Jthe LieqWoIt ~Mrcap. J cl GENTLE.AEN, - Ihave'selected the above senti- ment from an old sehool-book, the miusty' leves f fli which mnight, I often'think, be se'viCeable. in the rX hands of Khing antd 31ii sters, if they wiiold only f, suppose tbei r understandings to be on a level with II I.tbose of children Dly master had riot a more i'fa ...

... A SHORT LET-TER E. . ., , _ . .- .. I k .. i: . , SOi, A . -NOBLE 'ISC OUT- On the present disposition of the -People of the United ,States together *ith sot51)arlk, -o the :Condqct of the war.. t . (A fert of the abservations conitenedA -.Ae lwreseni . pioieantioii, harce dretidd-~pp~aordtin laee Lpi4erb : Mercury of .the 30th f October)' . .- ~MY LoRwn, I have observed,- -with regret, -that ...

... To: the 1rortily .1kapbitarts of Liveries aqtul its En- Vir6UnS: tt_ ?? L_ __ ~. - . - ?? % 3 We are happy t6-*te that subscription books are open at Mr. Gore's, Mr. tfilinge's, Mr. Robinsoa's, L Smith's, Wright ann Cruicks hank's, Stationers; ajid with Mr. Holiday of Evjerton-to remunerate, by.subscription, those men who, on the 15th Nov. last, were the means of breaking up a most destruc- ...