... The LIVERPOOL MERCURY FaIDAi, MARCH 11th. ?? 'R ?? which Sp . ART ? Tg- i 'CCin ol nu r 'Bonaparte hadi Ibtaned over the Silesisllgrlmy, Of - ?? ,I a1stnlumber, Bonaparte bad gbtained over tne ?? ?? wbic*k we gave a particular detail in our last number, T Created nmuhjtniiety. in tbe public mind, and every C iuform,4ior fro-i the onftedtig armies was read S ?? with Nivaity, and every report ...

... An orthographical copy of a letter from Elizaheth Wi'lcox, of the town of Alloet, to the Emperor o0 Sassi. - : Uito the most Excellent Alexander, Em- perour of that great dominion of Russia, and the Territorie thereunto belonging. Your ntost humble servant most humbly begs your most giacious pardon, lbr my boldness in ap-4 proachin g your most dread Sovereign for ycmr cle- .Mency at this time. ...

... , The following letter from the celebrated Cavallo, is copied from the Transactions of the Royal Philo . sophical Society, vol. vii page 329. TI.Cavallo, we be- iieve, lived at thetime, somewhere in the neighboftr- hood of London, and the Phenomenon bears so striking atn analogy, to that witnessed onl Sunday d se'tinight, in respect to the time of its appearance, be its direction and duration ...

... From the London Evening Papersw. Imperial Parlia ment. ir | HOUSE OF LORDS,, MARCH. Ist. |F of After some previous business, Lord Liverpool ct stated, that he had a message from the Prince Rle- e, gent, recommnending the I-louse to adjourn itself to R st the °Ist of the present month. g, The Ma, quis of Lansdowne said, that h-s only _ as reluctance to concur in this recommendation arose li ...

... ,Clanantric 'e-oditv ( CeniinuedJrem our lust.) t Soon after dinner, the Rev. WV. Shepherd (Chair- t man) addressed the company nearly as follows:- o Gentlemen, , l It is now time that our attention should Ii he directed to the immediate object of our presenta meeting. I Must, therefore, once more request from i you, that indulgence, which, upon former occasons, a you have so frequently, and ...

... CAUALTIES DURING THE FOGS. (FROM THE CHRONICLE.) The Public have been informed of the Prince Regent being rolled into the kennel in Consequence of his leaders not seeing their way; of the attacks made by some daring villains, no doubt set on by Bonaparte, upon Lord Castlereagh's cabinet in- structions; and of the collision of the Right lion- iourable Sir Charles Arbuthnot's head with a cart ...

... ?TOOKSOY PUBLIC ?'rORY ago ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? i handS are loans advancedi w tsr thO ?? of defraying the or- ch yli nrn50rdtiii exopenses of its manage- sw ~ 51 i~ s'h~tis termed The National 111 d 3Jtisnd c ti raised by levying taxes for the th The1 ,interet of tbese loans is called The E 'tnt ofl ;This practice was first discovered cc 51tem. tze sixteenth century, but was vc into tain until after the ...

... Comnpendium of Weekly Intelligenq, FOREIGN & DOMESTIC. SATURDAY, FEB. 19th. P. aris Pcpers.-Offlcial Intelligen cc from the army, addressed to the Empress; i February 11th.-The Emperor yesterday attack- y ed, at Champaubert, the enemy, consisting of twelve regiments, and having 40 pieces of cannon. The a General in Chief, Ousouwieff, has been taken, with e all his Generals, all his Colonels, ...

... 3IERMAJ DS. ?? letter from Mr M'Kenzie, the r ,teaf olf, dated the 15th ult. giving of aencetstre with tw o of these animals, a the Aberdeea Chronicle. J nco of Miermaids is a point that ,1 pard,' adhlercab Jodice 1dsest; and abate iz somc iieirree to settle a point raze tO the elaturalist, I send you the f tewbich Ireceived f'rom two fisher- a Pe:,utPOrt headon, a small fishing vii- . A o I ...

... LETTER I. of I I To the fEDiT ORS of the Liverpool Mercury. Fre 'GENTLEMEN, diua THE re.establishment of the French cou 1 monarcby under the'limits of a free coostitution is in seer itselfa subject of high importanceto the human race. gres t The exertions of the people of France have not agai been without effect. That people have, through the The course of a long political trial, proved, that ...

... Ercrijanentary Compendium. ' hOUSE OF CONMIONS, April IS. Sir . C oo, c presented a petition from the ship- owrners of Ne-castle, against admitting East India built 6hips to lritisL regiaty,: The ChatIlosn Yegociatiases. The Chancellor of the Exchelquer stated, that since by a change of'ciscurmstances, tao notorious to make it necessary for him to dlato on themn, thoulgh at the same time so ...

... SUCCESS1ON OX TVUE BOU BONS. - 1 - - -. rIL -IP frn- The name of the third race of the kings of France te was Capet, from the Hu1lghes Capet, who, in the la year 987, seized the croon on the death of Louis V. to the eachision of Louis's uncle, who was the legitimate heir to it; and the succession to. the le crown anid exercise of the legal authority, continued th uninterruptedly in the lineal ...