... Town Ckerk's IACKNTv ?? t _ O X C H FA R eS. __ 1hO havin~ i,- f| NFORMATNEy CO4CH FARE4 S it OwneLATIO havi. be iI O ers and of eg b ren ceived, that the senh' in the F ra ivers ?? mre ta hi ea 'e Fares, the ?? flaney Coaches have lately t the information of he Sessions is subjoined for re At the GENER U PEACE, hoden inadONS of the poo, i th CoIn ndfor the Bo'ough of Liver. pool:,tdyo in the ...

... t , Albhyrnit, Neverson, hence at St Viricent 'I yhona9 Tyrer. Pearoon, from Bahia, and John and Thomas, 30 EakeIdqoo, frmi 'rrieate, afflatmouth- 3. W m, W NM et.onW , henice to Pernambuco, at Beaumaris, with d toss of anchoO and moaina boom. d SCiPio , lMadders, sai8ed from Savannah for this port the 24th d jar. d Aid, Wilson hence at Oprto 3- Rpartan, Coffin, hence to a which galled the ...

... To the EDITORS of the LVerPOO M1XRCURY. S GENTLEMEN, In reply to your uery of last week, I' have to inform you, that, after aving armed myself withapen oiforthe iinest point and temper, in one hand, I f~ra sword, and a half sheet of superfine wire post pa. * per, for a shield, in theother, I fought through the Geo. 41. Chap. 7, sxad read! ?? be it further enacted, That if adlibe lawfrlm for, ...

... NAVAL IN IELLIGENCE. . Berhice, Woodhouse, hence at Berbice 3Belicle, Todd from Berbice at Clyde Hemer, Bsierly, from Mcssma at Naples Eli~aiheth, Orown. liente at Buenos Ayres- ?? EzbrtzBon;lereNaevf,)tmdiand to CapeBreton, ws.a Concord, MllDonald, from NefadedightOCapsengrsn were lost on Canso Ledge, the 15th Dec. and eight passengers were Srow ,Sed hence and BarbadoeseandBrother, Liddell ...

... Compendium of Week4, Intelligenice, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. )r d Slove Trade.-The several treaties by which the right is of visitation, under special instructions, is mutually con- d ceded, does honour to ministers, and we sincerely ap g plaud them for the humane and magnanimous act. 'We g are truly pleased when we can join with their daily ads a mirers in their praise, and we do it on thins ...

... A PURITAWVJCIL SPY Id .The last report of the Secret Comnnit:-eadmittedt of Governient had iornentcd the te Lrrjaesnijn only been employed to ?? rf crne' ,; f The OLIVEnS, an ancient rame, harefl=ni a periods, and are at present by no means li-. the profession of villany The first, pei who left the infernal regions (fit resideace) tro dy, thentodamn mankind. But Satun and ykmri as ferior ...

... thise (Contfinucd from our formcr Numbers.) this Toth T O th, EDITORS of the LiverpooZMERCURY. and GExTLEMtEi;, and i - When I gave Mr. Sandars a narrative of the circumstances whic occurred, during my visit to Miss MAvoy, on the 24th of September last, I was hlyl then and am still, fully convinced Mr. S. was in search this of truth. I related to him a series of facts, and did not sad expect ...

... Cte inuwpoot %ercurp. FRIDAY, FEB. 20, 1818. * THE MINISTERS AND TIIE COUNTRY.-It IS not l by arguments, however those arguments may be founded ;in the principles of good reasoning,-nor by facts, how- ever those facts may be established by the incontro- .rertible evidence of truth,-that power, strengthened by the extensive influence of corruption, can be shaken. Nevertheless, its tyranny may ...

... cri . .- ?? 'Pt Id, ParligmeNtjtr,3 C£ompendium continued. ?? SF OF LORDS, Feb.9. ?? rntOCp.EWCYG6 AT MANCHC;ESTE1. Lord Hollandd hald received a petition, which he was l sorry had been unfift'snately mislaid or lost. It had been sent to him from M r. Taylor, of Manchl4er The al- legations it contained were very 'strong, andl coming, as they did, from persons of respectability they were such ...

... ORIGI OF T-HE ELECTIONEzERING FRACAS AT KENDAL. I A 1 , _ Iknown hi K -dY, he 8tbof ebr`ary, it was generally I a k for 0the ?? that the next Wednesday was fixed c Prcentry of the Lowthers ito that ?? Every exertion was made to give such eelat to the -cava1ca e as should entirely confotund the afcriends of Mr. and| ther o Oo ere too zeoalou npartizam of the n o.0 ;LPOtations ofale ?? ...

... F ly', WeekLY Intelligence, U ?? X ilated VieadESTIC. 1 Ad cop- lated Vienna. Feb. rticle, dated Vienna, Feb. ;he Enmperor of Austria I to endeavour to restore perusal; but we doubt, tieon of the people of Ger. s that have taken place in ts princeS, such an inten- I:uJctptio r'.ed hv the public some time F eirbc ° a degree of moral cer- eI r ac etrt, i rrajf from communicating Icaitld to f 1 ...

... Some months ago, a very singular appearance pre. | sented itself in the sky, to several persons, at Hartford- s] bridge, near Basingstoke.- About noon, was distinctly; t seen, by many persona, without any difference among Y them as to theibrm of the figures, in the clouds, a man c on horseback riding at fult, speed, pursued by an eagle, d which soon darted upon his head, when he ost hold of s ...