... * N&!~R a~P C~ clt~' Lt ' c}:. ?? ,~ SINCGULR c55~, (P;';Oena G, WA ?? Akhnigeberg, Oct. and fqrpl. HeMaybea t winl-, it seems from surgicje ya -~ ?? no desire for any thing 25let fr' d on found, consisted of roots io iri I door bear any clothing, se were aid lies in a Contra been injured, and his hairrthie had his urifortrinate bejn bet - e1~ t ~bled but has probably ?? esc Nl ?? the other ...

... I From the London Evening Pqpers. ' Immediately on ?? Parliamefit, on Tues. d day,- and as soon as thespeeds was delivered Lord Hol- , land in the Lords, and Lord Aith in the Commons, i gave notice of a blr the repeal Pfte Habeas Corpus is Sspension Act, a measure which they each contended hewas uneald ibrand which the Parliament should take in th earliest opportunity of repealing. Lord ...

... ANOTmi4n xEW MONSTER. i ~Epom the New Vork Getolte. April ts]3 i .. to Dr. Mitchel., of this tityo d ito eof s Gawetw, are indebted fbr a copy of thet ftlo*ing letter, I addressed to him by Jassnes Crawfod, RlOq., :1 *slp*s ?? Ch k, 25th NOV. 1817.-&r, aider. ;asedilg that you enteftain a strong ptedidection ?? na. tasral esisities, I, at the partiular request of it fiend I persoaly known to ...

... ,NAN.'.L 1NIEl.(,LIGENCtE. o WVarrel, Keale,' Enterprise, Jones; Retrieve, Squa=Yo and s He,,v, Canon, bence :; mar:5nham Livlrpcol- ?? livwol. iron LondQpoado. !6 'Naket t enocait St. TDwnng4O' a ?? rjr. C arke;: awl Lo4ndo, Dac's' , hnecn e ?,1iraNeib Regent, hence, and Relntbrardt, fn d i4annonic. Otjen, 1m3¶epat NremeCa . 5 H a rd, LMeLavetst, b a SAVa.h Rivet e'AUJIh, M InTO81;,ite'ce at ...

... To thteEDITOBSfthLivelsoo1MERCURY. in consequence of the late destruction of Messrs. Ornod and Hardcastle's cotton-factory, at Bolton, a I few observations, have appeared in some of the PubIc co papers on the subject of spontaneous combustion In j th one account of the fire which consumed the building in W question, it is said, that the sweepings of the floors i were. deposited insa room, near ...

... ,eletmiono Wre give the following forcible picture from the works of a young poet, of the name of Neele, who has pub- rlshed. a small, volume of. poems, which, although une- qual, as mostlfirst collections sre, ire earnest of-a very strong poetical capability. Mr. I'eele, like the' unfor- touste Dermody, 'has, evidently taken Collins for his great; model, the Mignsis Apoll of the higher lyric ...

... ;^ -VWiSELS :ARRIVED. of - EAST INVDIBE. Pospoe, J. Bean, from Calcotta, with 1160 baes rice l40 bags se, i2 lumps hbsoes saltpeter 1157 bags ginger 25d0.balescottun ICsk nut oil i pipe wine 16 Cons redwood fat J asnd I Gladstone and I- co2relsto indigot bbottles castor oilJ Rigmaide9 ba,.tscot- MA. Iton j Psfottr'3 0tagt ?? casei castoroll J Hteats. iveI Carron, A. Cra~wford, from ...

... TO JOHN GLADSTONE, ESQ. now -t. P. S oSI, A ?? to you, whose grammatical skill in lan- guage, was never, more unequivocally shown, than by the accurate knowled e you evinced, on a particularoc casion, in the nice distinctions of this identical word, may, possibly, be considered obtrusive. Vu cannot mistake my allusion to the private and confidential note, from a Minister of State, which, s ...

... NUISANCES. e, . ?? thc Dfevrry.-I -was w~ith great 'w sih'pleasuze, so tiime-since, that in perusing your paper, Ja Dribseved amjettercenceniing the slaughter-houses mi tol tl his-town. 1vpatisiiaiyrinentionledthosein 31arring. in Z 'ton-street; but~ I ma3'ay tCable-otreet, Thomaas. otreet, s, &c::and: mdeed in ither piats-of the town, but particu n- ' larly in thenei~ bourhood of Lord-street, ...

... A NEW GAME AT S1NGOL-STICK. A I.TrIv XtAMi1 Al ; To tose Shtip Ownersc whose vessels have been witing h - seescrul niceks Jor Landiitg- Wofr~s. GENTLEIiMEW, A curious sight may be seen at the south end _ of the new Tobacco-warehouse. An experienced landing.waiter, twoeale-bodied scale- porters, one of his Majesty's most confidentia1 lockers, ard two athletic warehouse-portersi ame employed in ...

... . . ,i 'The following is a statement of the number of Inns d and Public Houses in some df the principal towns of this and a fe*' neighbouring counties as they toea in t May last, vitii the sappos&d population of each town. Twnsc. No.of lens, &; Populat c Ashton-mUideliLine (pth. 43 19,000 o Beverley ?? 19 6,731 f Bilston ?? . ?? 1,0'00 . WednesbuyWhittenhall,andDai-, 23 8000 Iastonj an Da.- ? ...

... SHORT PARLTAMENTS. i|Frequent- Parliaments are of: the essence of -the Oc English constitution,. and are sanctioned by the practice fre of iges. The mernbers ot the oiever House were dele- aP gated, by the body of the nation, for a certain term of - years; at the expiration of which, thev sre no longer thl the renresentatives of the people. .B3'lefikheoiing, at their own pleasure, the ...