... TilE IMEi'iCURY. ix akllresszns- our realers; fbr t le th I tine in the ncv year. it is impossible to avoid com- . pariag Che prcsent slrdation ani prospects of the coun- ws is f what they were at the commencement of the year sii hz hasjust closed, and the comparison furnishes abundclant mnatter of gratitude to the Supreme Being for, the f'rrn rable charge which has taken place. - The 4 bjunty ...

... MIR. HONE'S SUBSCRIP'iON 'MEETINTG. It 7t n: IoudAny a Heetin-' was hellt at the City 1 e of London Tavern, Bisiiopsgate-street, pursiuant to advertisementn, for the ?? Of raising a sabscrip- tion for Mr. H-one, who was iately acquitted in the Court of King's Bench. At a ver'y early hour the L rorim was nearly filled, and ne alittle before one o'clock, 11 Aitr. WVaithnan, who was to take thc ...

... LONDON, IuESDA'1, Dec. :30. re SATURDAY'S LONTPON GA`ZETTIE. IT Lord Chirnntbu7'eleiin Ojic !c. 27. 1817. i lir Orders for thle Cot at's t-i itt ge of Im ott Ciii u on Sunday the stli Jurnuary ne'xt, for her late itoyal Highness thle, Prnitcess Ci . 'sit gustr, dlaughter of his Royal Highnless tihe i'ainec Ret -1t, anti Consort ?? HigitieS sile Prince Leco'pold of' Saxe ?? Id 'i't Lsdhus to ...

... LJ AN S xJ R A., .A . 08. r Thle s . qiie~ivi Kt i t. .N. M Curlite of tin iii Tririty Chi ;rl, in HialifisX, has -ecsived the present.- Ii:o tbe \ ic..;age ?? T i' livrig is in t els Get e lit of tlii4 ?uinielstcr. ani we understantl that the Earl the , ze of L i 1J v'e.It iii- ced in his clinicisy a ?? ii s j i ! i r ?? behilf, very numisenou6lv anti poU r s r uc~p ctaolb, by tle principal ...

... -r-r RIFI. ., .. ?? _ _ a 1- RO 3 irz J-. - rL _U Ii t i -iL fiY EXPRES).-LONDON, JAN. 1. BURRlCh(ANE IN THE WEST INVi;S. OFFICIAL. Tine f'OdIOsM Ietter- nu this larnent'aide r oe;aeon. v:s ad-dressed by the Colonial Scerstaly of 5:- rucie to the Governor of Baih:ldoes:_ St. Lick, Oc. QS, 1817. ,,Marg Lnsv.-Hif Excelleccv Major Genetal ,yrrour h.i unable to address your Lordship, in ...

... e =, N'-W':N1EDA D ~~. '..0000 . . . : ~ u.ntignn gtazeptzte the .St~.l l, reaicbed town >esrn~y, .at lIe.tters >,erqveceive from1 arbldoesto .thv 29th of- Ccobgr, andl t'koim Si. ki eas to .the Istk' ult. W\e arc hipy to bave to state, thlat none of his V ~aestyv',s e~l~s ° the Le'dward Island sta Ain suffbred . ii4-ti);.4rcedf'ilhlcanre oi the 2Ist or 0ictolber: rThe Antclope, ...

... A public mneeting was held in Londonorn Monday ofti the, Friends to the L~iberty-nf the Press, hr opening a e~il subecription to reward Mr. Honi for -thee.fortitude and talesit he displayed in dcfending hiosselt --against the late prosecutions by the Attorney General. Tie meeting was -ce very large-Mr. Waidhman -i'nthe ~hclir. The principal thl *pedlers werel that gentlemant, SirIFrancis ...

... .'{1 Jon 0.1.; D-;x.--; I Rlievefasnts. !: Rlie edetdisch. =7= . . a. ;n I . oui-faplMtfi. -. R -elieved-dischar'ed ac' 2' j 1. ,J . 2. C 3RelieveIIachargcd,&c - .Admittedi..4 .dmse, Dr.,Crosley.-.hysician. -.M.FedigSre, In-pjitieii. tadmittid last year..' - 3\f Out-patientsi ,, ,: ,50 Slight n Sligilt califs:.' ;.;.;L .. 7761 -Persovaciuat;ed .. 5. i9 The Secretary to ...

... CIRISTA3IS. V' An(I NrI-v -r 1S 7 -11, COtiflmas-day and New-year's day have now Palreda ' but there is Twelfth-day to come yet. Frolick the ful l- tiwvlve holidays, fays Robert Herricl:, who was the very Robin Goodfcllow of poets.- This was the cul arn of our I anceflor'h'tithcgreateft ais vell as mout checrful period of Anglil.h hiflory. Evesy day among our anceltlrs from Clsrifimas-Eve ...

... 27w1 PREV2iED IPUPIZLV of *ACE. * Tlhe following are sonme curious facts rcspecting the Uk y person assimning thie naifie of thkDauplitiu, who is- now is in-piijo6i1:t Rpcei :kle is a ydufig nxtaii af about fouir os orfivhc and thirty, Lhandsorixe depoitnmeilt, auQld.well, in- e 'for'med. He hag bleeiinbw pf'isoncr two years, during v whichi period lhe hasbeen r sent lb'efoic two Courts for d ...

... TIHE ATHIANASIAN CREED. xtaref froai Dr. Wotsou's.(llishnp of LZand~fifj Life. Ihad at the .tine some conversation uvith the Duke of Grafton 'oli the plropriety of comnmencing a reforas, by thc initroduction. of a Bill into the Housc of Lords, for expunging the Adia'uasiin Creed from our Liturg~y; and %ve had in a nianner setftled to do it, but the strange ttiiri 'whicli the Fre~nci ...

... CITY MEETING, TO PROMOTE A SUB- ' sclupTIoN FOR. Mit. HONIE. ' (fFront the Obscrvcr.) O-N ondoy a very laree tneeting took place at thle City of Londonl Titvern, the chief object of which axis Cl ,to enter into a subsciiption for Mr. Hone. ti At a qtuartcr beore one o'cloc Sir Francis Burdett d ent sed tde roomn, and was followed by Lord Cochrane, al ,tr.Wa ulna, Mr. Jones Burdett, ...