... Vapoftonona. (Contintncd front our present and ?? Volumes.) A letter received by a gentleman in town from r St. Helena, dated the 10th December last, contains b the following extract v Many fiolisih things from hence have found c their way into the papers, and have covered the b authors with shame. Buonaparte is oow as little the Subject of conversation here as if he had long ceased to live, ...

... LIVERPOOfL ADDRESSES, ON THE DEATi Or THE PRINC5S ChARLOTTE they Tbe following Address has been presented to his n the Royal Highness tile Prince Regent; which Address p we his Royal HighneSS was pleased to receive very gra- p dously;- . t of To His Royal Highness George Prince of Wales, s y of Regent OF the United Kingdom of Grieat Britain P sti- and Ireland. . iaith 3lafy it pileae youtr ...

... To the EDiTOBS ?? tle Livetrpool Nerm GENtL1&MCN, e I shril feel particularly obliged i of your correspondents informing me, (throqe s medium of the Livserool .Zlercurua) the best rte ascertair the truth that - trade has revised, a. . the commerce of this country isisn a flourisbinlrs as set forth in the Suit and other lumianous pv4 t tions, in order that m may no longer tavom with many ...

... LOGIERIAIq SCOEiME OF MUSICAL EDUCATION. lo- ?? readers in general have probably heard d- that Mr. Samuel Webbe, is associated with Mr. Logiei le- in the intrboddctiho of the new system into the metro- le. polis. From a variety of notices in the various jour- th nals relative to this subject, we select the two follow- ed ing, which will serve to shew the nature of the op- Te positin Altessrs. ...

... To the EDITS oj thw Liverpool Mlercury. n, GENTLEMEN, to In times like the present it unques- C Id tionably becomes an imperious duty in every one, c te in whatever station he may be, to add the weight of I ~rt his abilities and exertions in the great cause of. Re- fwrm in the House of Comrnons. Every man who I coolly and dispassiouately weighs the causes of our present calamitous, and ...

... STATE TitAL.h ,ai Yesterday morning, TEhistlewood, Watson, sen. n, .LHoper, aca PrestonI, were brought from the tower to thc eourt of King's Bench, to plead to an indict- n- irrent for -igi treason. On their beihg.placed at the on bar imtnediately behind the king's coinsel, Thistle. of *eond, Watson, and Hooper, cordially asouk l av I tryS Wilb each othLer, and Pra~ton, who catne in last, t 's ...

... ,es t~flI~ AN D Do el= :ce, )eR~i'Z SAN DOMFSTiC. LoF0 Bro erlinl, mention ?? is alout to resume the dis- Fre^0ci wf Stai O At the celebration of the ic l c~ro; ?? 0 ta °50 ne Oc ences took place, tri~ *5em f accttenton The meet- ; ore iat1,.5 dertervnbd °rg near Eisenach. The r 15zeld r tbe, rsity ofJena, invited the students Lro tiae uiitics to send detuties to Eisenach, r nicer his ...

... Extract of a letter, dated Port Glasgow. Aug. 15, from Captain Anderis n, oflthe Phlebe, of tincardme :- I have peculiar sa. tisfaction in inforrnning you, that oe the 85th of A tril last, t was t the means, under Providence, of rescuing fro.a lingering death of cold and hunger, fourteen of my fellow creatures, part of the E crew of tile schooner Curlew, from Waterford, bound to St. b John's, ...

... Two parishes in Shropshire are taxed for the poor ha?in at the rate of 16s. 8d. in the pound, and all the lands twehl in the parish are taxed as high as 30s. per acre ! It Consi I appears that the poor of the whole county of Car- takin1 . digan, as well as a great part of the adjacent county, drivir h have been without fuel during the whole winter, in posse! consequence of the inclement ...

... B aual 3ntelligence. .ih Ant, Kelly, from Oporto, at Portsmouth in seven days, all Rachael and Ann, Cox, hence at Cuxhaven c- Janse Byrne, tro n Portland at Demerara William Rathbone, White, hence at ditto Claude Scott, Bunnell, hence and Madeira at ditto ig Jane, Cruickshanik, hence at Antwerp True Britain, Head, hence for Calcutta, at Dlilford, tht ist Januiry Henry, Jamison, hence for ...

... SIXPENCE S. N, . To the BDITORS of the Liverpool Mlferciry. The letter .t our learned Tos-s clerk seems to imply, that I should answer his communi- catioti,wnich appeared on Friday e'nnightdirectly to himself. But I humbly conceive the public wrll form an erroneous opinion upon the subject, if' his suggestion be adopted ; therefore allow me, through the medium of you) paper, to acquaint him ...

... ?? tuCErpoME ,ercur7. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, IS17. _. 8. POLITICAL OBsERVATIONS.r.We cannot refrain from remarking the indecision, respecting public affairs, I 4-i ?? - A.- i s_ -- a_ o . I that appears in the opinion of most persons at the pre- sent important crisis. We have seen the members of the admistration demand, and obtain, within this year, powers of an extraordinary character, upon ...