... -- oatus ropuz L I LIVERPOOL PARISH [ILL. },1 Lit W J ,A at v 5 * .. th To the EDITORS of the Liverpool Mercury. th GENTLEMEN, CO Yot. are already aware, that the opinion in the of an emainent parliamentary lawyer has been ob- or in. tained on the point of law, which was contested be- de ful tween Mr. John Leigh and Mr. Stanistreet, at the to late Special Vestry. The former, with an air of pe- ...

... - StjPI'T,E&\l'I' T1' iHT, LOlVDtN GAIZE['TIE EXX'? A (.'!.DZVA I? or sATruR.DY, rri iT1 U .xra!U . sUNtAY, Ar1;L. , 1r,14. FO~tE ~?.O~'~ILEA 1814t C.lont-i Lowe arrv.ed thlsnight at ,.iS U)c' ...

... TJNII'IIEI) PA.IRLIAMlELN'T' CF GRERA T IJJANAN!)DEAXD IIOUrSll CFl I OLUX3), Anair 26, ln a C(nimivte of l iiii'ege on tht Barinvil eir.'-'e Cla1lot, Ir. II art wa. heard ot 6 IIe gth fr the CirtillmnE; T hI fii'- ther li earinig of tiWS (iusse wt'9s ttrel V hi for thii iy sea ti. 1 the A ppeal ( ts&, IIe pt'Ur v. (Itli ar, irt.' Ote Los It C IIANCLI.i.oa ZMl LIord 1loi:IESDLLe d(1VI;red :is ...

... THiE ILL Lur-fYATI608s. S - I * . London ?? almost in otre cottintiued blaze. for Lhe first ?? dlays of last weeek; and certainly Ihe people had aniole reason for displarying their joy at-the sudden return of PIeac,-of a peace, too, which prothioeg to be- at last- ill ainud as happy as the wat hag bee lstrg and satngruliai!y The town was dressed. in smiles every face expressed ;gladuess ;- ?? ...

... - TH.EEXAMINER. LoyjeoN, APRIL S. - iv is with infinite concern that we have to-annonnte the lireaking 'Opt of the tonferencees at Chatillori, without the conclusion' of peace, This lamentable event was aunouticed yesterdav, Iafier the arrival of ?? from Fra2ce, throuh' Hltland, with Dispalches from Lord C&s'lt- VFAGrx,' aod the sad fact itammediatel communicated in 'the followidg note to the ...

... 1 ed4nesday Is Q Thursday's Posts I |, t . A. .. . ~. LONVDON b.4AZETTB EXTRAO0RDL~dAR?, ar TUE~SDAY, APRlIL 5, I8164. lit SPLEN'DID BAITTLESS EN'TRANCE qJ* the ALLIES fi 192to PARIS. I. VO5PAIGN'0rTt'E, APRIL 5, 1814. IS-' 7PATC('1IES, of'wb1ich thec flollwn ro, s hrave beell this-riav received at tii,F UliIe, fitt, the iticlrt H0It'.l.tirId flur~les, andt Ln,ut.-Getn. thle Hair. Sir ...

... THWtlSDAY'S POST. FROM THE LONDOY GAZETTE. Tt;ESDAY, APRIL 19. ADMR7?1tALTY-OFFICE, ./L'IIL 19. , T OR) JRD eitI les trinm;sitteI (fibpatCiies id- JD dressed to:hiin by Admiral Penrose, dated in the l-iroiude, frunk the 6th to the Utb instanit , by wehich it akipears that thl narigation ot thilt rii rascomtpletely 41,ared us atr as Blave, the whole of the Frencia saval totce, as well as the ...

... , HRS DAY'S POST. ..tR'OMI TE LONDON GAZE'TTE. 'I'RESDbAY, 11RC!! 29. AMIsRAtITY-orFrcF;, Ar.cfrxn 29. ( OPY of a Letter from Captain Sir Miichael XJSeymour, of thie IlaomibaM, to Adnriral Sir R. Bickerton, Bart. transmitted to Jolin Wilsun .C~roker, Esq. Caokibr si at Sea, March 27. Sne,' I -have the ptensure to acquani t you of the.captiue of La SidtMne, French firi'gate, of 44 g uns and 230 ...

... ODEop theSURRENI)ER ofPAIlTS to the ALLIES, Uinrch 30th, 1814, By SAMUEL ASHBY. Tis done! th' immortal deedi isWdone! Gallia's ImperiAl City bends; ., Her 'Iyrant's dread dominion ends France from his ruffian grasp is won. Hark! how ber shores resound the stroke, The fej Usurper's spell that broke; Burst is the charm, whose magic might, Had ?? her arms in slavery's chain, ,Suppress'd her ...

... THE vORNTVIN( CIOIWNICLl. ,. rillm, MI~~iMV~V-Tll. . I-Z LO N DO t N: SklIJMF , APRI1D 5;, 10814. te give thii dJay so-mIe furtlir ektrascs froni the ptlers5 amnongst whicil is tshe Order of the Day db M'i~ihll JoutDAN', at Rouen, to the troops qunltel' calling upon thenm to adhere to tile new ,flrlation was received yesterdaiy fiorn Paris and frtclic coast, by several gentlemen who have a- ...

... OSSCOttRSM O Yti ROVYA ?IIOItSX2S TU'tNCFp SOtrISTO OF ilttr NFHERr.LANDS, DELlVSnYD 'rO TIt [' OF TilE NOTASLIKS, ON TAKINC Tint OA.TYI TO 'I tlr CON srITUTION, Or TUt 30osrn OF hARCl, 191.1. Gentlernemi,-I experience a lively satiidaalion ia er-ciing my opinion with regard to the Conetitutlon rrolfirilre-1 Dy the Declaration of so numerous an assebilasge (if hunourhioe oltl enlightn-ed mesa ...

... NDON -O Y PR 31. - T LONDON, IVIONDAY, APRIL 11. S AN Extraordinary Gazette, 'publislted late on a, Satuiday night; contains the following impoitaut passage I se allied powers having proclaimed that tie e, Em peror Nalioieon was the only obh;acle to the re- establishmetit of the peace of Europe, the Emtperor Nipokoit, faithful to his oath, cdeclares, that he re- In ooouircei, for himself and ...