... Nqual niettditqcnr.- '4A Anderson, hence at Cape Coast 19th April, and sailed ?? of that rnrntb for Cameroons . Bum, tunell, hence at Cape Coast 15th June, and sailed 16th, ,tby, Barnesj hence at Honduras 5th July; had been on e ,ut vwas got off witbout damage d liaeT, Pettie, hence at Halifax J 0int Branch. Prouse, hence at Newfoundland , itOler, Turner, benceatflelaro 6ID, Hudson, hence at ...

... II ? ?? - - - - , -, I 1. I - - ?? Oiwik* Ott. io', ? a I W14 A ?l k- lp,? I - = r- f is t.. ist Ist 6e in es I. to 55 Dor al is it 5- st it as n e ir C, d as i. Id; St Ls It is, d e :0 ?? i isiaestha i dcelsatidnfd Ofhostilitiesz]had iempke . R o y ~ f s ~ a i d s kg e b e a ftjg. ene 1ltw ei IS olb add lbdlivar. Adnriii 1B rion , ad det na seii tZ nfr-c ifvessels w his h a ?? ~ tssos .~ ...

... THE-QVFlENHATE4TC- s cassonrel to , nfunscte thde~coresultof' hs intilsrses th Sir Charles Wolseley h : : i s t o a l t a o . dom rese ec; g the caie c acter o our per- s*tl~ etuwtQusik'eshsen. h o Having s tiorn frsey1 eheyearl1p, o with his farstilyI seetyenaturaoyta ta fl gthe uri'ty to inquire as to ther, Ftoimquireports thea w characts hn observes, prevaletb parso aho had beh& MilaYenge ...

... * N aba 3RtigXe. 1; NAP .. ?? ?? e The Auoronand the Constitution, from Q'uebeconrtbis port, sailed 3Slt July ?? Wilkif6an, frorn MarphardSior this port, and the Edward By. Yasn, sailed 18th 3uy, the S t.cides, for Havre, andthe Thames and the Adelphi, for th'i pl'r4 tailed-on the 16th. Tbrx6 ?? anddtheship Gardsner frornLtsbori, were taken by a -piratee' Ciews of both vessels were Isodeciat ...

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... MOST IMPORTANT Of t- The attention of the public is Particularly direc h e a journal of Monday last to the following alar 1- statement :_ s * Two persons arrived yesterday morning a eo i o'clock with despatches for the Queen; they left Aljv on the7th September. They report, that notithstatX ing all the professions of impartiality which have bes te made, and every recognition of Mr. Henry, ...

... To the EDITORS of 9e LiVerpOoZ MfERCURy. GExTLEMxEm, . it GENTLEM3iE, U:~' 5ILJUY in the follbwing-view 'of the Queen's coliduct, anid'the de accusations agit he,1hv oey beesi guided by a- ha ,dt- lovoruth an the strictest'lirpartiality.' If you-deem, wel ?? oty of,%place in your paper, it is nost respectfully *i )15 at youer ?? Sir, your obedient servisnt, - .1 Liverpoot, Sept. 16', 1820. N ...

... FRIDAY, SEPTE BER 8, 1S2O. :~ ?? ,,~l . . . is | \ TE PxOCEED ikGS AGkNST THE OQUEEN.-The ,5 lprecxt-pigs in the House of ord sely t n fo striking, era inihistory. They thti~up7 in tifn and -infatuation of ithoe who have been enjoying 'the fruiitsof ;ftheiabours of an industrious and an intel- 15 ligent people; they denote the'maudlin linbecillity of 'n men intoxicatedswith the power and She ...

... Ta Mae ZWT~~ ?? Li~r~t4WLTAY ?? fr aiend d i I 'I ,t~, bedieat i rec questn .o . At the Ann OU? JOe& t=z eahefld byingletters. -A, entatf WreitnlJa~ df. lt,. awah e eviitef!,ls an h dt urnists, which certair em terthe 8thUdia the bateiar of C n& , It . ' ?? ' I~~hivt ~ Adei wbot mud ith~e letters. to.'the Seeretavr7 Stateo beli MCed ±iet at theylhia v in thei o ?? bheri hwicen b t, lnd da of o ...

... Wcer's Cate.-The Viqpiiia Herald, ?? Fre- f dericktown, has published a description of cths cave,s fram the pen of General Calvin Jbnes, from wliblh we f have made the following summary :_The cive is of t solid limestone, generally descending in its course. ' The 'IN entrance is closed by a door of about three feet and a tl half square. The passage, as you enter, is narrow until v1 you reach a ...

... | TIhELDT-: o tAlpocl0 CbCE1MP. I I .709Y, itAeO Gentlemen, ow me a felv remarks on an indeais it e point in the leading aticle of your paper of P YLia He lating' to Lord John Russell's letter and petitior- ilc, eons Lordship's observation, that the Whigs have no poiver3i veras are agreed, howrever opinions may differ as to' the cea augh You say their weakness is owing to their ?? ti part- ...

... PRESTON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1820, On Tuesday last, an .adjournment of the annual General Session of the Peace 5;rthis county was: held at the Coart .iHouse in this towvn, at whichabout'thirty-eight magesatcs -I atteded. Sir T. D. tIesketh, Bart. being called to the chair, r stated that heapre2ended the first business to occupy the as attention of the Courtheould tbe the consideration of ...