... St BSCRI:PTION TO 1I; LIFE WVe live with in- n a A. me te g'ive with singular pleasure the follgr be dorr from the Committee of the Regimentai ri the Life Guards. Passitig over the acehacre sr his wvhich is in course, we never read a mere o t- t,! di-gniied reproof of ultra absurdity. fo Sort e' , rt- sble prosing or conscious ?? of ore mte another can do away with the extreme intri.cel such ...

... ?? ~the t~ ae~wespoozMERCURY. w to, ?? )k It is a matter of ?? to i'We, that, amongst inn the many diffilreet chartable-institutions, founded' the ay ,.terla.of the indigeilt and the amnelioration of telp dt conditioxveo the unfortunate, that no i*tr has ylet been ace of adopted for affording~ iimmediate~and salutay assistance o' as to the unhappy mariner,: who bv~' ave~ the misforturn6 ped, ...

... Nrabal IIntettigenwe. r. Piriiry.-Several vessels have lately been plundered, Sol and their crews maltreated, by a ?? of pirates, near Br, the Havannah. These freebooters increase in theiratro- su cities; and the Government of the United States will, Pa ,f it is expected, fit out a force sufficient to annihilate then. Lt They robbed the brig Colbose, Jackson, from Havan- E t- nab, bound to ...

... To the EDITORSoftle Liverpool MERCURY. GEKTILE31EN, i I have read, with some attention, the two letters which your correspondent, Publi's, has addressed to the. Mayor, on the subject of the Poor Laws, and on the administration. of parochial relief, in this town and, though it is not my practice to enter the lists with ano- nymous writers, nor my inclination to follow Plius I through the long ...

... Varfrttc,. V!itjeant toe th Wa.-It is Very satisfactory to ob-. I serve that the surveyors of highways have adopted such r an etheicnt mode ot giving ?? to the public to walk i s *,n the ins.ide of the footpath, next to the wali. when it i, at the right hazid, and oeteidc wlien the wall is at the c Ief-. *n addition thereto, we beg leave to suggest to I the magistrates. trustees of the docks, ...

... Voltozript. rem 'w ZDbit PDueb.I On Monday se'nnrght gis M ajesty left Slane Castle; returned to fUnz~s, and dined ssnc day at the College. Great an d spaendid prgparadiors had been made for the proce sasn w in ch was to toe Iace on Tuesday. on the inl- staalation of the 1nm gfs~ St. Patsrick-. In consequenceI however, of heasy rain. no crocession took place, but ?? aindesty tn a fre knightse ...

... Tabal Inttitfnxtr, hbe.i-o rsyt-- en-e-a - - P, ebe. Forsyth, _ec at aic non, Lekant, Anti' and Nancy. henceat HavaoDh Ylee. Levant, Roberaton;vWateri tCrk. pion. hence at Legho'rn ea Fulhar; and Ebenezer, Cae. - o leyhei W, from Lisbon and St. Ubes at Waterford i Rapid, Davies, Isence for Valparaiso, at Port Prays, Islantd of [el0y St. Jago, 21th Oct. in 22 days Merchant, Halstead ; Helicln ...

... F , FURTliER CON[FIRMJATION OF THlE FALL OF LIMtA. i I l We have been favoured with the. folowing letter, re- 1; ceived here yesterday (Thursday) by a most respectable i merchant of this tewn, from his onD: 4 the lon'.expee Voalpeariso, Aug. 17. 5 At last, the longexpected news of the fall of Lima has arrived: the o cial despatehes from General San Martin state, that'on the 6th ult. the ...

... -1,)o ,t t-It. C EXTRACT O;F A LETTER rRoM1 A hrATIVE OF' ry- LIVER50OL TO .A r.IEND HEPE. te Quito, j.neaery 31, 1821. sI - lbear S'r.-YoUr favouir of the 10th January, per st Cyclops, was re&eived 15th October, and I am sorry, by its contents, to observe the deplorable state of England e generally, which is confirmed bv every letter I receive; - I nust, thereore, lay mvself out to make my ...

... , To the EDITORSof the LiverpoolIM.RCURY. | on ieGENTLEMENff, wh a1- Le Sieur Silvester, the Managing Deputy, lI t;reminds me of the old proverb, the higher a monkey the leclimbs, &c.-Tbe impudent letter which he wrote to Dv as Mr. Wales, and his subsequeot appeal to the public, nu! Induce me to make some inquiry into the justice of his Co in claim, which he advances with so mtuch ...

... FRIDAY, MARCH 9, i82i. ..sa ?? y 1~1,rl - . ~ ~ ~ ?? . O.. ?? CIVIL AND R9L1GdijoU LIUEtTf,AWD CATHO-I LIC RIGHTS OU IP I vital quertion have been so often and si unreservedly expressed, that !CCei we have little to -add'to'our former arguments against r of tie unpriilcipled and impolitic continuation of a system cf persecution,. originating in the very spirit of bigotry, Bi which it affects ...

... TEi S F:ATAL bULt. _ _ i A IV no oe M ,eot,we aresorryto ennounce,-expirdedt Wed.p bnnight A-'oiroers iiiquest it dn ?? br 9dr.The ftdlhitk ?? the OUhy-parts of the j itut 51te~cC which can be i terel ti the nerality of! e.drc ?? 0 tigdeposed that Mr.Scott,--eteorid S oaundOD Sattii~day mdrnihg, betweenl nine and Qi t° htd~k ?? ia, ' This ou~it~bt llto have teaken ~'Oace; did teo°¢tvrit 'some ...