... Ptoe Bonaparte. * Dg the LiverpooP 2klercurY J chsrg ' Bonaparte escaped from E~ba! the a2 Franceo.Bonaparte in Paris !- cause lr,`ttihe ?? that occupies the certai 'ste onl Even the Corn Bilk. ap- the ss teis powerful attractions, in the stamr l bativlo its al and amazement, into mark .Pliety, ean, has tbrown the minds of all such reven r0 roodacted and instructive paper is Tb Joat ,, , fully ...

... T thoe Editors of bte Liverpool 3Merecury. -NT1 --RN GErNTLEMEN, It seldom fails to happen, that people who find themselves embarrassed, and are constrained as in the bonds of wedlock, to struggle through for better or worse, that the case is aggravated by bad temper, an. recrimination - so in the debates which are now so furious about the price of bread, we are told, on one side, that the ...

... IOCCUPATIONS AND MIRACLES OF KING FER-, ! DINAND VII. . II : I - . - , at The occupations ef King Ferdinand during his ill baptivfty in Fran'ce' terc alidedtoby Mr.%Vhid) ad ce in Parliam'ent. 'Wehave been pant(says the M-Torning w!S( he ChroniCle) throigb the favour of a valutble Corres- lS ill pondent, in piossession of' the authentic; document, I setting forth the hdl'yand mirac'ulouis ...

... CORN BILL, Finding that it would be too late to present . a -petitioa frervcalling, together anv part Of the County, and resbl6yed Jnyself to stateO tb one at least, oft-he Houses of Parliament, my reasons for-ob- jecti g to :this Bill;- resolvedto shew~in tile most formal inan4er, that-I,. at ally - rete; Prejected the protbetion, ,which has been so much talked of, I drew up,. and, forwarded ...

... DRUEBING TFHE YANKEES!!! I Well Johnny Bull what do you. think of matters now. Does the following bulle- tin shew that you Iave been able, asItbe TGtristic Alderman suid you Would, to give the Yankees a confounded drub. bing. But I find I must postpone MY remarks on this interestingl subject. The landing of Napoleon in France will oc- cupy public attention for some days at least. They appear ...

... TrosE vile slaves of corruption, irhat now wilt they sac, Whio assur'd us, the Yankees would all run away, Sooji as ever *hey came wiLbin kight of our weni And that England would make them her subject* agpian. Ppd -%suld thiink, they believed these American, elves; W wre compos'd of such dastardly stuf axsthemselves. They forgot, that their bosoms beat highiin the cause- bf *tue LiBEITY, ...

... SUP LEMENT 7tQ THE .LONDOYN GAZETTE OF TUESDAYiMARCH 9. COLONIAL DEPAR.TMENT. Downing Street, March 8. . The following dispatches have been received by Earl Ba- rt!urst from Sir J. Lambert, commanding oii the coast of Louisiana. Camp it] front of the Enemv's Line, below Mv.LoRo; New Orleans, Jan. 10. 3815. It becomes Ina duty to lay before your Lord- sldp the proceedings of the force lately ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETT. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE-MARCH 1. Vice-Admiral the Honourable Sir Alexander Coehrane! has transmitted ?? Wrilson Croker, Esq. a letter from Cap- tain Jackson, of his Majesty's ship Lacedemonian, statinge that, an the 5th of October, the boats of that sbip having been dispatched, under the directions of Lieutenant '4law, fn pnr- suit of an enen y's convoy discovered passing ...

... I PST,5CR1PT Tile Ganymedeffrigate spelke a vessel, the Cap- FtaiD of which infofmred, that the Castiliau, ofi S guans 'hadbeen seenhavinig ?? lvsp .is tow, wshichi shehadcaptured, bound t' Plyntouth. Lord Castlereagb left Vienna On tc evefitig I the 13th. The Cosngress 3had a loitg rnmeting on that day ii order that the Noble Lord might carry with 1 him the final decision of the Congress upon ...

... F'or the Hazmpshire Telgivohp Wltl5N convulsei, opprcassae itid agonizecl Elrille, bh (eiii' list nid d!c-perite llrt, plieteiti l 1 thie Ivrlit's capital, anid hurried hin, from ; l ,t; whijicii lrilI iri'dil tiriughiiil iici f iiis ; 1 i thegetieriiA victors, isiti ;a lure thrtlii OiI.i ,: ii - i I:Iericy, wot iiily spiaredl the urclibeaiii lite, 't !il'i ulin) a oiafnnii rinpire, asifltoyer ...

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... . POSTSC1RIPT ?? I LONDON, TUESDAY, Februarsy 28. A1N aecount has been reeeivza of the successful comnenencement of our operations on the eoast ot Geoi'gia. Admiral Coekburn arrived there abont the 12th of Jantuiry, alnd immediately landed a force to attack thle town ?? St. Mary's. The town was talkel wvith little resistance on the 16th. of January. It is ?? at the mouth ofa river of the same ...