... IF le Liberpool qtw p.rurp FRIDAY, DECEMBER i.6, IS17. ..eTHE TmuE ACQI ;ITTALS OF W IT.LIAI HONE.- - We have ?? accultorned to close the year vwith a rCtres- in- _n r a ?? , .. e. I .2 . in pert of thi ?? features of the annual course of e, politics, but wee are hapty in the opportunity now ty ?? us of escaping front a task erlhich world, in refer- re- ring to the transactions of the last ...

... OF THE 1-lINCESS CHARLOTTE. child. The coffin is formed of Honduras mahogany; it o i'e IDn - ' - eatsures inI lengtf six feet four incbes, and in breadthi, _ TThe at the widest part, two feet four inches; it is covered _ .udies, with beautiful Genoa crimson velvet; the sides, ends, - Eng.- and top are formed into pannels of proportionate sizes, 2 igular with metal gilt nails, and not, silver ...

... FRiOM LORD ERSKINE'S ARMATA. It is not motley that government could be asked for, but, as I havejust said, the skilful management of revenue, and an unremitting attention in her le- gislature to the smaller springs of national economy, - which are not examined or thought of when the body politic is in a rude state of health,-the science . of agriculture is by no means at its height; and in ...

... .f d Some months ago a pamphlet was published in Lon. S (Ion. Nlancheter, &c. called ThePoliticel Litany, w nf in which the Prince Regent and the Parliament were p of petiioned to sdopt certain measures of good govern. tl he |ment calculated to better the condition of the country, s( he and which, expressed ip any usual mode, would riot it at have appeared at all remarkable. Being written, ...

... i -1 Vi-mal _Tntelligmec. ..61- ns During the tremendous gale of last night, the Jas- pt is per and relegraph, sli ops of war, were both wreck- tr (r ed. The Captain of the former and a boy, happened h ,e. to be on shore, the retimainder of ?? crewv (68,) all t ;ss 1Ierished, except one man, with several womteii and cs children. Ove poor wonian was picked up with an in infantin her arms, with ...

... To the EDITORS of the Liverpool Medrcury. g, GENTLEMEN, As a native of the City of Cloester, it is natural that I sholua feel mrseif, in some men-a ea are, connected, or at least interested, in the public conduct of the inhabitants of that place ; and, with r)all ldeference to them, I take this noode of sayieg, . that I never approved of the motive which seemed to U;gu de and govern them in ...

... . i-lTH GRE,:@AT'bSA SSERlENTl N (From the New Yurl Evening Pust, October 3) lie r * *- Fron the Bostan Centinl,- Oct. I. ot The Sea Sevpent.-In tite foliowiug articles wo- n, have adlitional asee irrefragable evideoce of thl ?? ast istcrce of the aquatic, or amphibious aninial wthils. t- has recently beei the subject of nmtch conversatiois * Letter from ihe -on Lonson Nash. F It S. to the ...

... Th. country is very much'indebted to Mr. Van- sim he present Chancellor of the Exchequer,) i. Cid'les Yorke, and others, for the time and at- pnno Which they devoted to this subject, in the cenriuee of _flay, 1801. Mr. Jackson, a corn- eunieer of excise, gave the committee a great ml mof valuable informatioil on the subject generally, ad Dairicularly as to the restrictions and regulations ...

... Cbe Lterpool _ercurv. FRIDAY, JANUARY 10,817.. I THE New YEA a.- The close of one year, and| I ! the commencement of another, seems to be the na I ?? .-I - ?? tstinn * it annears I n tural period of reflection and expectation: it appears dto be the point at which, Time, under the figure of tl the double-visaged Janus, might be imagined to rs make a momentary pause, in order to contemplate li ...

... Campendium q WeekIly Intelligence, FOREIGN & DOMESTIC. ?? Note.-A note, or letter, of which the following is a copy, has been sent by a person, hbigh in official station, to a presumed friend of mi- nistry: we suppose many others of the same nature have also been ?? is evidently a great deal of importunity in this circular. Two things were desirable for minister'; to obtain in the present ...

... a papers which have bWee reeeived 'o the Vfltho qfJaWwy, contain furtherhails6 ofi6pe -6t*sions of tbroaseimldlb'e reeboo4e*tdie Vixida.es .. They appear to hiave dwne' cQsidetle :mischief-in.-their cdjt~sb 5arhfcdlady in l~ibnSn* aie town-of Kemmedy,'Iailii ditnct of .Ja1 werej however; follwe& fp iih gr-at spirit by se rate detathments dfW'blir tr'ps e f 9m f whom Lai P: WiSvltln4 %~&ly ...

... 1W USE eF LORDS. -' - .ThESAY, tUN~t S.a At half past three ocdock the Comimlisioroers (the:Lnr Ciancellor, Lords Bathutrs, Limserpool, Shafesgbury, mn Clolmnondeley) for codfirmning the choice f tihe Speak, of the Hquse of Commons, havi-hg taklethir eats, The new Speaker (Mr. M Suebu, a~ten~ed by immense tusnbetoEMesnbera, a'ppeared bitowie bal 'when'' . 1Zrd Chard~or 3aid, it nxot verng ...