... -New jorsey, for Alexandria, has got on shore il going out Minerva, -, for London, is on onl shore on turho Gcneral Kempt, Bousrne; Rosina, Darlson i and ConnmI Wilson, hosee at Qnebeo ' Robert Burns, Kerr, lience anod Bizarra, Mac'e?, baamar Lisbon Honour, Ernerion, hence at Dantzic *i tsehy, elies1ey, hence at Meire- rancis Erntew, Germ, train soyroafor tins poret atn lt aewa l sagioeno, El ...

... A ?? of' Weefl itellfige ce, FOREIGN AND.DOIIESTIC. EXPLOSION OF THE SCOTTISH 'CON- SPI RAtCY, Asnc another Triumphl of a Jury. The High Court of Justiciary in Edinburgh met on the 21't of Julv, to proceed with the trial of An- drew MKhiuley, a Glasgow weaver, accused od admi- nistering the oath which was adverted to in the House of Commons by the Lord Advocate) with so much real pomposity and ...

... One Ariadne, Pottis, heoce at Danzig Leboa Voilier, Janinae, hence at da. tdwvad, Smith, heace at Madeira Of Dragon, Brown, henceat do. Ann, - ' hhndei.e A ambergh 'a homiss, h3ttethiOson,, hence at Philgdciphia B- Erin TFirkh an, henceat New Yfork i°' Emaiou-, Chase, hence at do. e1l etsey, wMerrill, iseoct at do. ieUIipe, Way, hence to Gilbanitat', at Falnsottth at Amnjs ale-frstcil werc ...

... - I EXTENSIVE AND INGENIOUS RUBBERY oE ?? I ONDED ...

... FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1617. I - |G %MENT PIOSLCUTIONS. t.t, like tihe prevent, *hen thi obvious ten- rlliO all the mea-ures of ministers, is the th (.Arnjion of their own potincr, and the cur. i , f the people, our hopes are centered, * iiserved, in the integrity and common ,c'i tour coutstrymenel as mrty be called to rti rcptns. -le situation of jurymen. We .lil eiifie3l to fiud that our pleasing ...

... :~ 'Cb A AUGrp.0T0, 1817. . FRIDAY, AllGUs .S9,~ 1817. ' a' NErV VIFW Oim SOCIETY. We recen tly and unfeignediy expressed our satis- faction,. that Mr. Owess's plar for ameliorating the condition of society, and of the poor in particular, was i about to undergo that discussion, which its vast im-. -purtance demasded, at a period whesn poverty,vwretcli- I edness, and their constant attendant, ...

... REIAEF OF THE POOR. The adjourned meeting, to take into consideration the plan of 1l1r. Owen for remoralizing the poor, and for giving employment to all, was held on Thursday, f1t the City of London Tavern. Sir J. Jackson, M.P. was called to the Chair. Mr. Owen then addressed the meeti-g, and repeat- ea most of the topics which he had prepared at the former meeting. He contended that the plan. ...

... SYSTEIT OF ESPIONAGE LETTERn I. LL1. To the EDITORS if tile Liverpool Mfercury. bus GENTLEMEN, WI In my last I mentioned tile cis'cunmstance of two parties of spies having, when on a cuise, fallen in with and mistakcns each other for enemies; Bar and that one of the parties had taken the other into Oat custody. Some of your readers have wished to eep- sic sre whether this arrest was effected ...

... Lord Yarisorotistl, Willirnnson, from St. Petersrurgb to this port, at Ssrsteo-e', dis' tapi; gto replir her dansagos. Roberot, t1 ?? rictagol Loact, DitL,6t 0, hene at lae. ta1ri Bibby, Sh:slrck, herace at tialin Frsaiaeci Alilt, trtele'l. sioecc at Skine lcone Ali trio, Skazchleyt hetote at Nrow York Shait, Smnitli, hetee at do. Narv ir Wit. tattco alit Stigor atdo. XV :iaal. hoirrco -, ...

... .jaepo1 conana. - [Ceontinued frsa our f-srmer Yoluties.] The followirtar are the particulars contained in the let-er fromn an ollicer of the 55rd regiment, at St. He. lenw, an extract of which was given in the Courier of Thalreday: Longswood, the.residence of Bonaparte, is regu. larly planted! with the gum-tree, an evergreen, and grows to the height of an-elm. It is the most tempe. rate and ...

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... NA-iONAL MEDALS. i} iNATIONAL, M~EDALS. L. . ' . l. as .. . . - L Thisteingis an ?? oJ e'e pre-ediag AdtQ1 e The Medal, faithful to it, charge of fame, Thro' climeb and ages bears each form and name; In one short view, subjec:ed to our eye, Gods, emrn'rors, heroes, sages, patriots, lie. Pa m. Previously to the cominenceoaent of the present reign, tbe imitative artsO with the exception of ...