... BOTANY BIAY, I to- trid Extract of a letter, from Mrs T,-oaas R be merly of this town, to a friend iu Livesp ur- Sidrey, Oct, lt, 18s . Tobacco grows spontaneous over the country-three years since I planted s en and the leaves were three feet long. I to I have often thought it strange, tbst the Lhe r of Merchants do not send ships here, to got the be O Many ships from Londrr. come yearl,; But ...

... 1s Ss~TAXES- ie ras of the Li rerpooal Akrcury. ?? Induced to trespass upon- Wis a system of government ,r; sncessay to contribute so very Sas sj eie is acted upon iit is the duty ieeet furnish his qottas which oug ht to s ,3 to ba sphere, in which, under the ,oeret to s ,goenetat he is enabled a to have been in the discovery eonti 0ucb inequality in the pay- ?? proporrtoios that the e m- ...

... : ? 7 'O'enticitp. -, .01. .: TO THE RIGHT HON. GEORGE ROSE. Connected as Iam with the various forms of beggary, I cannot deny myself the pleasure of pub- licly applauding your design, as late!y expressed in tthe Hon. House, of introducing a bill to: correct the public mend city of the metropolis Jt occurred to me, at first, that the plan of your bill might he jadiciously extended to the ...

... French Nobititi, Uivil & Military The foll owing Listi i e1published ?? some alter- Mi tioans, from our 5dVol page 254, canno fil to prove doe acaptable to our readers, at the preseqt time. It is, e n, doubt, imperfect-although it contains most of the fi .aies in common use. We shall be obliged to any rita of our correspondents, who will take f h6 trouble to ggest any errata, o~r ?? can be ...

... Bar. Ther n1ind Misce aneoa Remarks. . W MINW !Partially clear, gentlebreeze. Aer- su 2981t 3 inoon more cloudy, hills very clear.- 70 29 90 609 WNW vening partially clear, gentle breeze , - --I - 9 SE Dullbut soon cleared,,gentle breeze. mo 0 Forenoon bright, partially clear at 21 29-84. trnoo dull,cldy~genlebreeze. S SSE Rain in the night. Cloudy with breanl, tu 29 67,- 3 gente breeze, ...

... @iNceIaneouo Crtract#. NO. CLVII. THE MUSEUIM OF PARIS. ti (From MiSS Wifliaoss's Narrative.) When the direful truth was prormulgated, what te language can paint the variety and violence of pas- sion which raged in every Frenchman's breast 1- V Curses, louder and longer than those heaped upon o the head-of Obadiah, were poured out on the Allies w by the enraged Parisians. They forgot all other ...

... *Si F R4xCzs BURDETT and the Pepe of Westminster. a l - _ Lu i ,he qonduct of.Sir Francis *Bprdett,,at the late wh t meeing. of the inhabitants of Westminster, upon is s the question of the. Corn Laws, although it may de- dip trast from .his temporary popularity, must enhance E r, hit character in the estimation of every man of 1, Aispassionait judgment arid independent mind. by , At. a time ...

... I'll, otorript. I Vp t8 Among ?? publicdomentsthatacquire interest' Dr from the present crisis of aeftb s, is a peper entitled so , Extracts from minutes of conferences of the pow- n es ers who signed the Treaty of Paris. In this it q ?? that the committee appointed on the 9th of 5 I8May, to enquire whether from the events Ihat have . Cs plssed since the returry of Napoleon Bonaparte to Paris ...

... `I1iCELLANEOUS PARTICULARS RESPECTING THE VICIORY AT WATRRLOO. THE VICrORY AT WAZ -- It is reportt d, that among Bonaparte's ba'3gage 4b found a Porie-lbuilile ?? a hat of his Itc in tifferent parts of Europe. The military tleh; of the imtperial guard was taken. Aatong the Pr~ioerW, vr fiod unaed the Count of Lobau, who I'Dianded t;ie 6th torpq, and Vandamme, who ?? t:ie 3rd-Complos, who ...

... I BRITISH VICTORIES IUNDER 'WELLINGTON. Holeia and Vimeira, August 17 and 21, 1808; the Corunna, January 16, 180)9; Oporto, May 12, on 1809; Talavera, July 27,1809; Busaco, Sep. 27, bnt 1810; Coimbra, Oci. 7, 1810; Barossa, March 5, sail *r 1811; Fnente de Onor, May 5, 1811; Almeida, I ?? 11, 1811; Albufera, May 16, 1811; Arroyo On del -Molino, Oct. 28, I811; Ciudad Rodrigo, Jan. tcr 1, 19, ...

... pot'catrpt. New York napers contain somc ititelligence from the West Indlies. Count de Linois had been re-ap- pointed to tbe government of Gaudaloupe bv I otia- parte. A proclamation Was i~sued by Count de Lihlos, on the 19th June. It swas expncted that the island would be declared hv the Englilh in a state ,t. of vigorous blockade. The British Addmiral,-Dur- - bram, in the Venerable of 74 ...

... Termination of the War in Naples. | Ttgt'diipatcdIes expected'from Lord Burghersh wete received yesterday at the Foreign Office, -and published at a late hour this morniog in a Supple6 Id mnent to the Gazette. One is dated, Rome; May 16, Pi and announces the pirticularsof the capture of the Shipping, Arsenal, and Port of Naples, with which pi the public are alheady acquainted. The second d li ...