... To the EDITORS of the Liverpool MERCURY. t -GENTLEMEN, f ? In 1815, Iventtred to suggest the advantages. b which would result from the introduction of steain-. boats, for the purpose of towing vessls obut of our docks or harbour; and I have since witnessed with great satisfaction, the complete.suteess of a sehemne M equally simple and efficacions. In siy.fourth letter, ad- a dresss to' the ...

... ; 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 ...

... Qomnptum off d1bj . FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. *| PlEESETAfONr OF WE S TI NS1TR. s ,.}WTlie'fd11wing is Sir Francris Bur lett's Answer to thev Ad~es~s; oE the: Eiectprs ef Westminster, requesting c bint toike thetehair oeelt be held On Tuhe. e =day nseit;.. - - a z : grby parkP , o 9 . ' Gbn4=een,_:0gn my arx:ival here, I fud a numer. n ouslyg sined re ision from the city of Westminster, tenedt ...

... - PARISHAiFFAIRS. .. ; 5:1 To therEDJTGRS of this L2'2,ERCU~R., hn GErTLEasEr, In answer, to your correspondents last.week, ,f you say the parish is above twaelve thqruvsand poissds in debt. Now, l beg. to state, for the information of the ; rate payers, th the parish is indebted nore -than that sum to the bank of Messrs. Mess onlv; and I beg far ther to state, for the: informatien of the ...

... _ To t7fc EDITORS of tie Liverpool MERCURY. |a GENTL EMEN, t In the last number of Cobbett's Register, at is page 578, is a passage which claims our notice. If it i ,ut were considered alone as a mere taking to himself a credit ! fle which really belongs to another, it msght he set down as he a piece of vanity, or self-deceit, which, however ridi- t or1 culous, was at ltast harmnless ; hut, ...

... !Wom- - - - llem3r. OM' ? I r!- f~ I ..i- d - Iune, to tt tINV iW in. ?? and e r Tnihle. .r Fean, on hit way from Switzedand tQ London, * nod through Brussels. and entered hismaz.e,,&;. in book of ar-ivahof the latter cnr, in- the fovowin roaer:- ; . .~ ?? 'Xlpecrso prqfrwronisr-|hir. aisn~ .icl doe limh 4bOVc-i ovarot i rriro . innre.Roya.rnBrc2 e Panis .1UlthSetembwr Obcratiuo senfat ho ...

... Wabat C Brig Hope, sailed fran St. Johla's, Ni B. tortbis. part, on the t 19th ith. t 0 gnperor Alexander, Locirrinuf, hence at Baltimore ta W. P.Johniton. Jilije., he-nce at Pailadelphia ?? Staff of Lifr, Edward;, hence at St. Petershifrg Y Isabella, Ritchie, from Iillala, for tinis Ifort with a cio of .r msi, gt on Patteiont's Rcok ona the. 5di in.t. bt sli6c hac been lic e got of' ater ...

... Aatl-. ?, . I . I I . - .. ?? V. I - I .. ?? T-IIE QUElN. (From zthe Comnier.) Her Miajerty.continued much. the same as en the pre- .aediug day, up to seren o'clock osi Monday rnight, *hIn is e became very feverish and suffered c6niiderable p-ain. ,Towards eleven o'clock, hqvev4i tsts6 .mhif- Veurable symptoriis again subsided, aniW b'efoce thev motning, her Majesty obthAsfedn. little sbep. ...

... We have received the following from our correspondent at Mvilford, where, it is to be hoped, the vessels named have been sheltered from the late heavy gales *- Afilford, March 1.-Arrived at our quarantme station, the harv, of Pool, Joseph Moore, master, from Palermo for Dublin, with clear bilT (left there the Kate, of Lon- don, and William, of Workington, Stewarts) Also, arrived, the Haywood, ...

... 0 . .- Xwkp'Oftiou, ?? ?? -. (ConflnuedJfr oe finrmer xnumra), ! ,The curiosities, &c.. brooghtfmm Hiaffil's-bav, bj _ ma , wbeen juded: nV Witebab-sta I J fresv ±i ...

... I I To the Bb.*TO)TS e the Lht- r. I - POONMERCURY. I,, GEKTLEEIEM, it | ; -There fobnerly was a building. in School-lane, o f where the children of freemen, of tihis borough, were v l educated free of expense. I always understood it was -ti -an estaShishmestt, where (not ofcharistybut of right) ti -the freemen were intitled to have their children in- si -structed, if 'they pleedi to ...

... rIVAIL JN-V'iI-LIGENCE. L es eis arrived here on Tuesday ?? I ,.h5fd Princess Charlotte, Keen, ?? Calcutta: I jln t, sitc, and Alexander Buchanan, Clements, c 1, fa nll; Duminica Pocket, Dadis; Exmouth, a j l an, Bisir, Irertee at Pernaunbuco. Belfast, frson 15 :..llaie, hence, at Genoa en ith inst. ;rrots, iee f~ar Trieste, and Acasta, Hannmond, 11~rthi poet, at Milfs>rd t a ns, bcnsc f;r ...