... 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 ...

... 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 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 ...

... ?Pendium of Jfii'klq IIdelligelW4 I FOUEIGK ? DOMESTIC. SATURDAY, Dec. 19. ber the pressure of various other to ?? nio more t lall a slight inner at the (rown and Auchior 4t inst. in celebration of the re- Burdett and Lord Cochrane, as Pauliament of tile city of West. r was taken by Mr. Wishart, the cI Mpany onl their having re- itQhQ had iignalized themselves in of the people, and in ...

... TZHE LIVE:RPI'0L -AERCURY. I .ITflu.RSD~v, joEo.-24.~ ' i' :, a. i .I ; . . I \ I Tn!' 1t~s(DINT '9 BMfrSSdAGE (cotinued from ilr k isE;}-A more interesting palage' inthe Pre- elr kIsE:J-l1 more ITe- . ea] ieut's lMessage, followis that portion on which'we v i umnented in our last Po lication;. it is ?? .becausc it eemplifies that pacific-policy, Which, as vte have; arl 4i the tnatural result ...

... . I - :5 , ., I W ! ? 0 0 -, 0 a no ??tfflo? 6??r - I. tradO. , Owd'all, ?? - -rr No. LVIL 1 o the Tetppeflalvtre Which the fr~sfda ody ean suqtnn, tj'c. frotn Lor CAT4CART's dispatcl, it arlen olter of Beas trr stood, in Russia, lie egree Wlow thel freezing Point, vhich or j to 57 below the freezing ), of 3b f tini maybe- formed from the e Isc idearerrv ° s been frozen at St. l'etmrbasrgh, ( ...

... . Parliamrztq?,21 e ( ?? ?s ass r Zreslj n * . - i I I .OUSE OF COMMONS, Dec. 9th. e Lord Folkstone espressed his wisb that the 'gold w coihbill might be passed for a few months only. The tneosura required very. matuedelibeyntion.. Nime bu' the thaiiellor of the LJiiehLmier bad hitherto st §ppken in praise of the bill. One great objeotion that he had himsel to the bill ~sas, that it iner-a.cs ...

... NAVAU INTE EL ' riENdE. The Speedr, Wade, hence for qihbon,'at Cork- Victnria, Liberg, from Gottkonbuegnaiftl Belfast, at Dr2in.d B ostock, Dasran, he7cy, fir jgsnaica, at Cork Gicmce, Byrne, hence, for d ntei at ditto tsma4rgareti Cargi1i hence, for St; Lucia, at ditto. . ittes, Gibson, hence. for Surinian,-at ditt. Alnamezn, Reid, henc^, for 'Irinidad, at ditto Elizabeth, Nelson, hence f6r ...

... (from Dr. Clarke's Travels.J .s The Russian manners are much the same both in the' prince and the peasant. The first nobleman in the empire, on being dismissed by his sovereign frotm I attendance upon his person, or on withdrawing to his estate, in consequence of dissipation and debt, be- takes himself to a made of life little superior to that I of the brutes; you will then fnd him throughout ...