... 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 ...

... 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- ...

... AMERIICA. Thbe. President'sMessage to Ceon- : V - ggress. - 'ashhi -ton City, Vor. 4. The Presidlent of the United States this day corn- niuuicated to Mr. Coles, his Private Secretary, iue following Message to Congress:- Fellsw-citeiens of the Senate and Rouse qi R yre. sentalives, ON our present mceting, it is my first duty to invite your attention to the providential tasours whicb odr ...

... Parliamnentary Conpendzium. l HOUSE OF LORDS, Tuesday, Dec. 8th. Lord Ellenborough brought in a bill to amend the lnslent Debtors' Act, of the last session. It went to describe more particularly the mode in which the Barristers, appointed by the former act to examine the case; of prisoners confined for sums exceeding £X2000, night give them their discharge. Tbe bill was read the first time.- ...

... BONAPARTE'S L.AST BULLBTIN FROM I . ~~RUSSIA. , I' The Cossacks lain! the Kremlin burnt! The Country spoil'd t Enough. Back we begani to march- but, 0! Thatfellow KUT-US-OFF. Alefeorologrcai Diarv, 1312,fronz Dee. 1, to Dec. 7,. ioeiM oe r Bzr. m2h'r-| I0'id- r | AeellanOeov, Reanzarkf. , SE Cloudy, venriy cal b,, mild rain. Rgin 2 continued %vithout mucl interruption I 4So unt5l e-ening, more ...

... terln t!) 1 a 1 TJDE T2'BLE ?? ?? We. 1 3!1 34 11 96 1 9 ' ?? 0 92 2 4' 9 2r I3 3 3 2 4 817i 10 &u, Clerical Exrimpj 'A cttrate in the diocese of Bath and Wells (gavs a eorresfsondent,) the inctnL- bency of which is vac'ant, was requested a'iew days ;aigo to p~re~ct il a tuneral ?? deceasedi hadl lei a ?? viehow lin] thrce if iahit chilil, to ?? t~l':e'?oss of an ?? hush 'r.Iid pitelit, by a ...

... J)efrat of Bonaparte. DISPATCILXS i'AvO` MsO'CATHCART TO T~t SECRcEAY Ar WAt. - SL Petersbxrgh,. Nov. 23. kvr Lop. n, In my dispatch of the 15th inst. had tbe honourrto detail such operatioa sof ?? Kutusoff'. army, as had conme to my knowledge: uip to the 9th of Novetnber; sisce that date. no raport has been received of the further proceedings of the corps entrusted- to General Platoft: The ...

... Compendiunm of Week7,j FOREIGN i DOMESTI&C I; ?? DflaC it Sicily.-Mcssina, Oct. 17.-A n being assembledi in the citadel, two peros° of Sicily, were brought before them, scoe1 It deavouring to pass to the cnetny in Cal all admnonition they were informed that L 1e Eentinck bad been pleased toorder tatthey be setat liberty. ra Qy - A royal edict has been published at Palernam which all ...