... ;uBSCRIPTION FOR WILLIAM HONE. its aonday pursuant to notice, a meeting was con- vened at the City of London Tavern, to consider the Dn heO ety of ening a subscription for the support of lc W ?? famLily, on account of the exertions he o hsas made so successfully in the defence of the liberty of the the ety o s Thef ..assembly began to collect in considerable num. do bus as early as twelve ...

... Comnpendium of Weekly Intelligence, FOREIGN & DOMESTIC. .-m I ti- Foreign Intell'gence.-In the Dutch papers there is of an intimation from the French frontiers, that up to the on 21st ult. it was positively asserted, at the head quarters of of the Duke of Wellington, that no diminutti(it of the Fe- Arny of Occupation is thought of. The report of the ,as approaching departure of the Danish, ...

... I I r w .t -- -, - I GENLElSE2N, ?? IENLEMIEN, In answer to your corresponden Jatiuean in your last number, whether the statute of limitation would be a bar to the claim for ground rents due to the Corporation, for any period prisir to the last six years? [ beg leave to recommtnd 1o his perusal, a trial that took place in our Town-hall, before Our worthy Deputy Recorder, at the. Midsummer ...

... 1.-TO LOMID SIDIOTITTH. MY LostD,-I am extremely sorry that I have the honour to wrrite to toum Loi-dship, and know for certain that I esha]hi'ct relain helre longe rugh to receive your aiswer, w hlich Worlid perhaps, fulfil all my wishes. 1i For these four davs I have been. in the hands of your State !Lesserger, who, on his arerivl here, entrusted to me mny parers which had been previously ...

... (From the Liverpool Courier, of Decemnber 31.) On Monday eveninglast, the niember' of this dub, amounting to about eighty g emen, of the first re- spectability in the town, celebrated the anniversary of its formation, by partaking of a public dinner, at the York Hotel, HENRY BLUNDELL HOLLINSHEAD, Esq. President, in the chair. The dinner was sump- tuous, and got up in an excellent style by Mr ...

... We have been requested to give itnsertion to the fol- lowing letter, addressed to a resident in this town; and do so the more readily, because the writer appears to speak with candour, and without that exaggeration which is too often found in such compositions5 We give the letter verbatim et litcratim. UNITED STATES OF ...

... ; be Luerpool Mercurp. .FVRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1818. . - ?? POLITICAL OBSERVATIONS.-In the energetic and 8 manly letter of Lord Sefton to Mr. Waithman, in which k; I M. S~ IF o -A3 ?? Col -1-neA a A-4 f-n -n his Lordship has so generously enclosed a draft for one o hundred guineas, to be applied to the subscription for .. Mr. hone, we fiad his Lordship justly denouncing the L conspiracy against ...

... NAVAL INTELLIGENCE Cecelia, X'Lea, hence at Demerara Lisbon Packet, hence at Ri JTaneiro Alexairdlr, Mansfield, from New York at Belfast Cornwtilff Oxiey, hence at Calcutta Ludes, Itnisiter, from Charleston at this port, sailed tre 18lcm Der. tho John Tinughtori was to sail the sense day I ieirry, Dourrnis, from Pictou at this port; sailed %6th Dec. in company' Wit Ir the Commnerce and ...

... On the 22d ult. died at Dundee, aged 66, Thomas | Clark, a labouring man, who, by dint of parsimony .I and saving, had accumulated property to the amount of ! from 800 to iool. We have beard much these two last!.S years of the sufferings of the lower orders from poverty I and want; but there are perhaps few authenticated .in- b stanses of endurance which this person did-not volumta- Xt rily ...

... comptendinnm ?? pveek/q Intelligence, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. Areicha.-Advices from America hint at the existence of a good deal of ill blood between our Government and the t nited States. Our ministers do not like the Are- licars takihr possession of the Floridlas and Ameli- n island, and Mr. Baget, our Ambassador, is said, to have forluaily protested against those measures. st - Washington, ...

... - -T : E : M - -7- -To the BDI TOR$ of ?? Liverpool MERCUR Y. ' Although I a gi regularly furnislied with your fe~rg, somie unaccouintable indifference has iievented- ny attonding till this day, to the papeech there inserted ?? Som Mr. Glodstene, at .the dinner of the Canning club, lastrpotlr4~ ' notwithstanding the latitude, sich evefy nan (n'tw o witnesscd the scene at the town-. xapll hen ...

... To th, EDITORS ofthe Live7pool MERCUP, Y. GENTLEMVENV,: I ?? the kindness of, some unknown friend, n I have - been favoured with a sight of the Lmvetpool C Courier, of the 31st of December last, containing an j o accocmt of the proceedings of a late meeting of the Can- ii ning Club. In this account, Mr. Gladstone is rere- I S sented as having said, in reference to my speech, Xeli- vered on the ...