... pooticript. ; S-reden.-Despatches have been sent to all the Sove- rigs related or allied to the Court of Sweden, an- e nouneing the death of Charles XIII. On the evening D pre~ccthng his demise, he signed a proclamation invest- _ ing the Crown Prince with the full powers of royal e authority. - Fund.-At one o'clock on Tuesday, the Stocks were so considerably depressed, that Consols for Account ...

... DOCIK BILL NOW BEFORE PARLIAMENT. To the EDITORS of the Liverpol MERCURY. A correspondent in the 'Iercurry, some time ago, observed, how desirable. it would be, if local 9 bills, such as the above and the gas light bil, were given 1 to the public previous to being presented to Parliament, - when those who might become passively interested, I might judge how the proposed measure was likely to ...

... Parliamentary Compendium HOUSE OF LORDS; TFEB. 25. BILL OF INDEMNITY. The Duike of M1ontrose presented a bill for indemni- fying his Majesty's ministers and ersons employed in apprehending prisoners, under the late suspension act. The Earl of Lauderdale conceived that this involv .a question of constitutional difficulty, whichwoud in duce him to oppose even the first readig. eir or ships knew, ...

... IMPORTANT CAUTION TO PERSONS EMnRGATING I I TO AMERICA. Lnsts t &C. Persons iho, either from choice or the pressure of the t Xa y times, are induced te emigrate, ought to be particularly id to cautious .ith whom they engage to convey them abroad, aei, as the vilest impositions have been practised in this port UCo-upon unsuspecting strangers, many of whom have been c the reduced to actual ...

... EXPEDITION TO THEE NORTHERN REGIONS. The French papers are beginning to notice our pre- parations for thes eexpeditions. The J ed des Debats says, Several recent cirenmstances have led to the en- terprize. The eastern coast of Greerland, a coast which probably hjas not been accessible for~eight or nine ages, was visited last year by a ship from Bremen, and by se- veral fishn'-boats from ...

... rg rpt.] ,i I3LIC. ! f rtleards the case of aP r 1t2 ?? given a night's !CItlg liepI fellow cresturC, J4i;°d ep ~ a ttheref t iur- - fi:6 ?? , 50conleectee Le i P.-- PI` cosequence of ca'r ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... ,Ieidttjn olf Weeklg InTtelligence, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. |;.We make the following extract respecting the onou great Eastern Empire from the London Erc ants from India are big with interest; they geonition, and are not wholly free from grounds In October a great army, if not the whole of wa, ws in the htid at Madras. The arnsy of sssimilarly situated, a considerable augmen- secd; and the army ...

... I:: to r ofi, ?? Pal) cr. !:-of V1. in the Livecroine lercotry of * ?? one of th public seroaots in rjm t a charge tf oinattenton to the t'Jere' c-re'acau'rer and of Llppres- or2 ir ,l-s'rwaaran of thc afloj>cd mis- - are thi5 'Ia, err the p escnt~e of the ai dheriecrs. assrmbl~d r tre put- or vch rr tie erlh'rr ci that letter, a. s11 by a proper .'celing of ht- i; ieri-ves or a diffe-rnt ...

... To tke EDITORS of use Liver2lol MERCURY. GENTLEMEN, sa w The great sea wall of the Prince Regent's Dock, (the first stont of which was laid M4ay 10, 1816,) advances most rapidly. A considerable portion of the south-end i raised 33 feet, and about a moiety of the remainder, or-north end, more than 28k1 feet, above the ground base. Three sets o? landing stairs from the-Mer- sey are also nearly ...

... Adjossrussstit of ParilcsmerstS ince the passingof the Indemnity Bill, the Parliamentary proceedings have not been of such particular interest as to claim more tha such general notice in the columns of a weekly payer as we have already given them in our Postscript ana our London Correspondence of last week. These broug the parliamentary matter up to Thursday, when both Houses met, and ...