... SPA IN. . Lijsh)z ?? of an official despatch from General the Mi rquis of Webiington to hi; ?? celluncy Dot AI. Pereirn Forjaz, dated Hlead quar' ters, Frenada, 7lh of May. , Ssince I have tratismitted to your Excellency Y my anterior diqpatch of the 28th ultimo, I have d1 rux'eived accounts, wviich, although they are not a official, I believe them, ibtormin-g me that Alarshal d Suchet, on the ...

... %Ptoellneouo q(tRact#, No. LXVI. the The Horrors of War! ing pea 'Let not thy Sword skip one. bac Pit ,ist honored agefbr his white beard! the Strake me the ssatroa.-L et not the virin's cheek cles M'ake soft thy trenchant ?? not the prei babe, mu! V;,'ste dimpled smiltes fromz fools erhaust their afte mercy; hab ;lkisscc it Z4ithout remlorse thlr Shakeopear's Timon of Atheons. wer STORMING ...

... Msthod oftaking Ironnjouatd out of Cotton. [ao E ?? ANNALSOF PHILoSOPiiYIJUne, 1815] t ' Every body knows that cottons of all kinds are - apt to receive adirty yellowish,or orange stain, from' e iron, Which if allowed to remain, gradually corrodes i the cloth and tirmsa bole. At first these stains are r easily removed, by means of muriatic acid, or any other diluted acid (except vinegar); but, ...

... FROM OUR i Boval Exchanre. Landn. zy - T St Royal Ez'change, Loltdon, Wyedsesday nksh Paris Papers.-Intelligence has been re le 'from Paris to the. 21st (onae day later than h is mentioned in the Evening papers)but j what is n military character In answer to some not rr in the English papers respecting the French troo it is replied that thty were the best that have t`x le the field under the. ...

... To the EDITORS of the Liverpool Mcurcuhy. It is with all the Confidence and pleasure en- h n joyed in speaking to my old tried friends, that I 4ie down 1d make my complainit to you, and as I lhave always ibund your paper to speak the sentiuieats of r all Englishman's honest h eart, I hope you will hear With my weakness and warrnth of tispositoml- You St must know, then, Gentlemen, that on1 ...

... Parliamentary Compewdium. n - 2, HOUSE OF COMMONS, June 27. s. . - ts ~BUDGET. I On the motirn of the Chancellor of the Excite- y quer, the House resolved itselfinto a Committee of Ways and Means. The Chancellor of tbe Exche- -f: qguer said, he should not detain the House lorg. iL' There was a deficiency in the amount of the last ii year'i. taxes of £5,662,797; and he should, on Wed- . nesday, ...

... O{AdJ AOdGeS 01{ 0 S'GE' LODG-ES. : ?? n'll,.-t Nslte~ie h io igc : The Beljast News lettergiveathe flloi0ing account ( - of a late horrible affair:-I OnWednesday se'nigiht a shocki rg!affray took h 1 place at the i'eir of Calrokhel,,county Donegall, be- t, tween a party of Orangeliten and a party of-Ribbon- b rmen in which a ristmler of lives vere lost. The ori. F . g*in of the qtreldoes ...

... The LIVERPOOL MERCURY I .I I N FRIDAY, JuNz 25. Tai TREATY wiTr: SwvEDEN.- It iS one fD tbe great advantages of a free Government, tbat it r . * I Gus . I -- 3Ce 5ef 4U.Owtmj. tlevates the character of mankind, fills them with w great and noble sentiments, teacbes them to carry cl 4n war as it should he carried on in civiliaed states, ti instructs them in forming treaties with their neigh- b ...

... To tile DITOASof the Liverpol Mercury. GrsNTLEMrN, Every man, who has made anysingulariiscovery, h or who fancies lie has hit upon somethin g new and C e important, is naturally solicitous to make tlie' orld c acquainted with the secret, either with the patriotic Y design of promoting the interests of society, or the 7more private, though not less powerful, motive of gratifying his own vanity. ...

... * Compendium of Weekly fnlelligaece FOREIGN I DOMESTIC. . FORE, ?? SATURfDAYlpay 29- From the French Pnpers-Paris, llay 13th. Her Mlajesty has received the following in'elligeince. (in the 9th, Colonel Lasalle, Director of the bridge equipa,ge, began to replace rafts for a bridge, wh~ich v.was ftring at the village of Prie!nitz. Thlere w was also a o-atndcome (ua ea et vier) forned at the same ...

... MEMORIY, The following forms arn ?? codttinuatior. of the articles vwhich have appeared on ?? remarkable powers of scocu:ory, and avlot oity be found in page 62 of our lbt vol. and lit I our 2vld vol. Lipsius remembered the whsole history of Tacifos, and pledgsed himself to recite it a o;d be 'oOrd, or any passage that noighit ho required. Frardi, Suarcz could repeat all St. Augustine's ?? Lb ...

... eptcellancouo ertracto. - 0 No. LXV. d P The fiJAN1AN IOSPITAL at SURAT. a r. This hospital is a most remarkable institution; it n consists of a large plot of ground, ilciosed with high I walls , and is divided into several courts, or wards, v for the accommodation of animals in sickness: they e are attended with the utmost care, and fiad a peace- 0 frl& asylum for the infirminties of age. ' ...