... I l p ?? foteetv. Ells AT.xfEETWN for the edtabllqh 0F0RAL NFEETING for the eetablish. TSGF5 isSCiETY, held in the Music Hall, lethe 27th of April last, ESCROppER, Esq. in the Chair; jt havinlg briefly stated the object of thei JLCsP I.RE5 STOKES DUDLEY, Esq. one! te'ti:o of the London Hibernian Society,' ¢ Sc iletO afull explanation of the nature,- de. ,,edings of that Institution, 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, ...

... 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 ...

... FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1818. ,9PECIL VESTRY. to Ir On Tuesday last, a-special Vestry of the inhitants. Ch of LiverpooLwas-heldat St. icholas.'s Chureh.prsn W jnt toa public notie convemngisthe e or e 50 purposef psssng techaaclwrden'i accunts This tea notice (to which was appended the siejature- D EDW. pa Ir )%LACKSTOCK, Vestry, dec1 though that gentleman , had never signed 1*) attracted'consi ...

... ndti~z: 'n ofeck/ !wnteluienc, I 60'i{ FrOHEIGN AND DOMTESTIC. tV- FORilu' s polRTANT FROM AMERICA. t Ne t raoiolasl Inttllgeqccr of April 4. judge from the extraordinary unanimity lJjtW e ?? forrcountervailing the British colo. 0r ?? heas passed to a third reading in the Senate, iJ 41Datlittle doubt that it will become a law. 'Phis ?? (shangle in oursyste nofnavi--atsion which, ' IvbSiflir ...

... * Its Mn The following account of a duel, at Caen, e its young English gentleman, of the name of pikh a M. Mariner, a Frenchman, is copied hoss eaz ter, received by a gentleman in the ?? ?? 701 Cam, Ajoril 30, 181.-A fatal duel tookl e ir. terday morning, the relation which fbllows dijt in, for it :-Some weeks since, a FrenchmnaL. ?? 1,t Dubuisson, who passes here for a gendelema. s;e he ...

... PElkit\A~ijb TlEt BELQVED AND ALtiXAxpt THE * ,- I :, ; ~t!A !, The i~e fPctfic*, it wei, ? theit c lised by. j,is the Holy M1is df the orth* as the shi's:l 5;bwere :L destined tor earry legitimacy and desolation- into -South t±1 ?? ae not seaW tVotliy: in ether Wetds, -they are , ct rotten; and, consequently, not fitito cross ?? m NaV, althuoh some Princes have, for a long-thie 1 articular~ly ...

... To the EDITORSof ?? ooi R Y am glad Wo~find the attention of your readers ept alive to the contest which is maintained by Mr. Cburchwarden Densison, and his well-fed ally, the Arch- sleacon of the diocese, with the parishioners of Liverpool, too many of whom, unhappily, arm but scantily fed. A COntest between might -nd nghtbetween those in an- thontiy and those for whose benefit authority is ...

... - - .! - ; - -7 - I . 7 - . ARBITRAY imPkSONMENT S -USDESLO* f MD. ?? lMOUTH'S IlECutLAR. . - . I - - _ , ?? l . ?? en On Thsredar se'nnighta, Mr. &enwt movad for the d It appointment of a c6nmnittee to inquire into he peti- tb ee tions of J. B: Melior and ?? Pilling; and of It Swim e tot: dells of Mfacclesfield. . set The cise of Mellor artI riint t¶8 bets-lready de- N e tailed so very ...

... NAVAL INTIi.u(iENCE lar Mary, Matthewson, from Berbice, at Banbhdoes eia . cyXClahian1 Gratitude, RiKonea; and Janecuiit iel Thomnas, Woodburn, hence at Lisbon. ey Nathan, (late Roberts) has been coodemnaedatm,±m lnot beingseaworthY. Palineur, Cbaddock, and Maria, Pulson hence ati, at Alloti'saip. et. Othello, Snell, hence to New York, at Newrv ne Glenthorn, Stillman, from New York at flI*e. ...

... From the American Papers. th The motion offered in. Congress by Mr. Clayq to make k- an appropriation for sending a minister to the United ?? of La Plata, in. South Atuerica, was decided in the negative, on Marcit.28, by a majority of 70 votes. The resolution, says the Natlona Itdeftligencer, ' was a advocated as. a measure which would enlarge the power he of the Executive, and relieve the ...

... re RID c LM8erpool M1rcurp. FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1818. ?? PARLIABIENT.-EVery subject that comes under dis- a- cussion in the two houses of legislature, seems to bear of a;il.. : . . . - or either directly or indirectly upon the overgrown financial A .in system. Evils arise, and remedies are sought for those Sto or- evils, almost as formidable as the evils themselves, rio S; merely because a system ...