... VESEl-S . . ,R'I I - IvE s E r.L S ,A A R I HE- ?? AMERICA. i 2 Guaodloupe, J Snjith, from; Quebec, with 140 ¢ logs oak 48 do pine 240c staves 2c iq 19 deals for r y Hawkes and Malonek. - . ,d EIFFO6UNDLAND D.ty-, W. Kennedy. with 44 bundles seal skins 29- re casks blubber 162 do cod oil 27 bundlesocow and calf skins 4 do cod fish'for a- RU SIA. r 7lseodosia, J..Snit, 'from St..:Petersburgh, ...

... FO - --GN -'~ELLIGF~ 1 FRANCE. 5)R15 JA'. CG.-Gen. Excenmans has ?? acouitted t th2 Couen c loi 'ar assemrbled at lisle to try the aCCL- tots afrdrpit -hin-Su. h is already the influer.ce of this Jrst ;.~l iree Goverfnment, wlhich -we owe to the llA- gnard- ?? of t>c l r, T ider the military despotis.;n 1 0- IaIt2, it nut mit thnu Gen. Exceimans, suspectcd 0l COFesp nud::w with a foreign ...

... EDINBUR&H NEWS CONTINUED. Joseph Brown, convicted, at the Sheriff Court, on the 23d ult. of cutting the gin rope at Westmuir colliery, and stealing two pieces of rope, on the 2S:h November, was drummed through the public streets d of Glasgow, and' through the Gallowgate to Pa k- head, on Wednesday. AThe culprit carried some of; the rope which he had stolen, and was guarded by a few soldiers, ...

... TEE SING OF NAPLES. An Augsburgh paper of the 21st contains a me- morial, in which the present Sovereign of Naples vin- dicates his rights, founded upon treaties and military conventions signed with the allies. The document is obviously official; and it is stated to have been written in consequence of the discussions which Mr Whitbread hid provoked upon the subject. So far back as 1813 Joachim ...

... MELANCHOLY SHlPWREClKS AT AUERDEEN, IThe following ?? appeared in a great part of our i'M- pression on Thursday.] The Aberdeen Journal of yesterday, after detail- ing the distressing particulars contained in our last paper, of the shipwrecks at that place, proceeds with the following most interesting account of two other wrecks-one at the very mouth of the harbour- Here we hoped to have closed ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LISr-FEn. Yl. 1815. 'I'lh Staff df Life, Darnell, of Yarmouth, fromn Liverpoo to Havve de Graze; the Ocean, Hlmpirey, of Yarmouth from IUverpool to London; the Endeavotie;, Wlilson, of and tl na Yarnouthto Liverpool, the Eliza, Wallace, of Leith, from Dublin to London; and tlie Ceres, Splyll, of Liverpool,. from Curk to Southanipton, were taken previous to the 5th 31 stant, ...

... Mr.:Robinseon moved his Cori, Resolutions in the, oia House of Commons, on Friday, pief;cing them with an. wi introductory speech. His Resolutions-atre: ti Ist, To permit, at all times, foreign corn, meaf, and' lb flour, to be. iimported and warehoused in the United' t Kingtdot, free of duy; except floul to Ireland, which (if is,.by laa, prohilittd. Tie sanie to be allowed to be: t exported, ...

... AIISCELLANTO USA . : / 1; 5 The War Duties of. rle Cutoms9 antd EYiSe upon lie Wine, &c.s';ll cease o9 the 5th of July next; itisex- b of pected there will be snme Iimsits as to the importation t4a of l rcnci wines into lhis country. C,' Branlies have fidlen in p-ice considerably within es, the last few days; and little or no business is at pre- to sent dove wit h the merchants, ti ...

... To the Editors of the. Liverpool Mercury. GEN LEMEN, il -. 1 With reference to the letter of Oilposo, in your paper of the 27tbhof the last Month, {I-be- to inforqi tbheapthor, ?? your mediumtn as requested by himn, that the rate now collecting for the pcor, was laid by the Churchwardens ?? of I iverpoor, under the authority of the edistipg Sts- tuteiawh; and at the same time I admit that the ...

... - ?- ?- ?, . I ?? k I ,SIR ?Jomyll, j, iY rligmied ~ibo n~T the Ofdmneiigd .hiev to ilit. . For lmmmdib.,m' Oron'mltlltuh bi'~~e tliih- of tweenl ttwh 7th' :nd V-,a'Ztl of Jummnm 'na ?? 1% re lag'qimtr'b ev mkralsrnml onsumidtorms :41ten X4I be had' gbod teason, to ?? culd himl derived lfjr ten 'br twelve data ist pl -is it ifhlwT* *ritgana by thret iieziimn an-d' wh kmoer' d -1alitl O1Ati, v ...

... SIR JO1kT MATURRAY'S 'I7TUAt; C1ju,# IL ?? N - l~kt x fl -l.- The rninthj dav was chiefly occupied in readiag Stich documents ats blid been received in evidence at the Inst -*sittiug. T1'h oiiyy article of' particular interest was thle th. fhilowinig extract of aI letter fiont thle EQuke of Welling~- PI toin answer to :the rnblie, datted 23d May, 1813. fa( '[he Duke observed, thwat when ...

... iOERtt kAX AN:D FINANCE. I ¶1w lP-!pspe'w have- iet;. and the: 9*cdllocof .th- i~tiwer: tells us, jtW- ttogty- Tasi-o o be revrtdM wit7,rVC4; but,* .-swar *it0J ~to - * -4~titp;zht otA&er taxer are'to- be >;psadtiu,:it.-eadf Tbk1'rperty.rax jnedi- o ree Cnillion6sanuar -TPe r even~giznsot he rerluced tir all,; ulnless They t i ei Iosr;esz Eon. k *# othr taes to 6e reuised?7 -They 414 doublig.: ...