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... TID E T.4BLE Or the ersring IVeek. . _ u fneye. t, Feitivalts &C. atda y 510 12 I) I1 1? 7 1sentch *1ay 11-8. i n1 12 54 4418 5f'. Sunday Lent S| 4 U , 14 19 5 ISerpet luesday *. 1 014 0 1,9 2Clkb.unU. Wecdneiday 0 120 1 8 19 1Dvnces32li 1tlusrsday 16 1 212 1 45 17 9 v IInur2ieas 6 56mn u 1 219 161 SUn sets 1240M. Noaxing.i-Under this indefinite term some men B think they have a licence to ...

... FROM OUR CORREsP Royal Exch CIATI0 Lofldoa, NEGO AT ? - ,*j? ? that a 1ett,?,. R. is F IL N is E E ~E N t' ter Urr itr ins ill, ;s Fs S E v) N Royal Exchange, NEGO CIATION gel Lodol Wied 4 that a letter Was received Yes T bier,who continuedat etday i permission to return to thi ich at the late scene of the useful. The answer we h t application, indicating the ear bm with his returnand his L en ...

... London Gazette Extraordinary. ,, TruRSDAT, Dec. 30, 1813. r4 WAR DEPARTMEN^T. w Dowhizg-street, Dec. 29,181S. p Major Hill, Aide-de-Camp to Lieutenant- Gen- a eral Sir Rowland Hill, has arrived with a despatch, of which the following is a copy, addressed to Earl Sa Bathurst by Field-Marshal the Marquis of Welling- I ton, K. G. dated St. Jean de Lu;, Dec. 14. f My Lord,-Since the enemy's ...

... M MIDNIGHT MASS, on CHRISTMAS EVE. I To the EDITORS of the Liverpool Mercury. GENTLEMEN, I was much edified, as well as pleased, at the solemn performance of the Midnight Mass, last Friday night, or rather Saturday morning, in St. Anthony's Chapel, the front of which' was handsome- ly illuminated with a Star, (alluding to that, which appeared to the -wise rmen, at the moment of our Saviour's ...

... The LIVERPOOL MERCURY t FRIDAY, JANUARY 7. TTac NEw YFAn.-The Government of this country is placed, by the recent successes of the al- lies, in a position of peculiar difficulty. with what- an i ever hopes the new year may have commenced, in a si respect to those who loqk for the bonour and pros- and perity of the country at large, it is certain that the of al administration perceive a ...

... CoMpendium of Weekly Intelligenee, FOREIGN & DOMESTIC. ini e- SATURDAY, June 4. Id r,,is Papers-The French papers of the 1 st in- at le stant, announce the death of the Empress Josephine: e, she was in the 51st year of her age. She died on the r- 29th of May, at Malmaison, after two days illness. l0 On the morning of the Ist June, there was a re. pr n- view of all the Russian troops at the ...

... PROTEST OF THE KING-7OF SAXONY, Agoinst thle A rdiaseon of that Miagdais -t Truoss|; ;o Paris, os&v.SOd.Tbe follb*iog document ought 7 to have been inserted '-idrt theb.o6simatlaopx , Prince Repnin, which lately appdared- ' oi Iredericik Augostus, by the grace of of a ?? 'e of WasX &d ng f1 e We have-just learned,,itb extretr' 'iour ktngdoi of' Ssaxeny ,is'bois e pcern, that occupied ,by the ...

... ?? e'11tarv Iteform. . parhato v gCHrSTOPVER VYVILL R LETTEIR V. su ea It was the great object of last win- R pt It broad and solid foundation for de no~ Jay a nd cordial co-operation of the ar isaa~, u~%,wer, andof the lower with the sc swerlfn thae cow aundity. That foundation ed t se tSe5 exists. Neither class without the be ' 13i'ndo olv thing: united, they must triumph. tr, Cihctc ...

... of (NO. C'V) SoC CV) e I 00 tIGGLtRS. are now exhibifing in Erigland, n nnen rt0 i-rell~g feats, that it would ap v ct, ristoD' p life spent in incessafit prac- b .,iic ujealngif 0 en tit i.r 5,clre - logty in any one of them; such t Ocqmiae laml however in India, tiat it 'i , is these men would excite no ex- o'.habt~ that th. ?? iaterstt¶ ;ded many years in our In- ri t ?? re~srin his ...

... A few weeks since we extracted fronm tie Exnminer, OnL article relating to Mr. Canning; we now copy fioin the sasse n'oik the Jbllowhisg notice of our Iwoslizan-Mr. Creevey. (Fromz ihe Exe piiner of Feb. 6.) Mr. CREEVEY & Mr. BRAND. I have selected these gentlemen, as two of the most independent in the House of Commons. Each of them, no doubt, is readv to lend his ut- most assistance to the ...

... . ' IJ ra.ltwed. O~ pat .Relieveddischarged,&8c.S I-Relieved-disclihrg. &c. 6 I .Admitted - - Admitted - m15 ' . Physician-lr. Oiosley..-Surgeoin--Mr. Fielding. MrT. G. SMoeon, house~eisisor.'. ; Mr. Luturi (nof Mr. Dunn, s.urgeon, as frroneously ' straedin'Saturday's paper) lasrweek paid into the hand, ( of the Committee for thie lYitg-ln Charity, 'the sum of ii . five pounds; the first ...