... 'Nabat 3htt einr-e. 1 E A _ A _ _ .: _ -1 _ ?? _ _- _ . All the vesselsowhich sailed on SaturdaY have putt barc. The J Rebecca Sims wails use. loss, of maintopsasl yard, .aPsd.Wllliam, I: t stewart. fo3r Oporto, with 1ios Of ?? rs Ants, 8ophie3 for Stockholm, is on Phore. without anehors r d : Euroue, for Elsineur, has lr st S anchors and cables a 1. Maria, Peebles, v' hicb, jailed 11th inst. ...

... I TO TUP PARISHIONERS OF LIVERPOOL. IY .1 . . Iloving surmounted the difficulties of obtaining, a view of the Parish accounts, I I avail myself of the economical opportunity 6o landsomely offered by Mr. Smith through his supplementary paper, to be published on t Fliday next, to present to you a synopsis ofc those accounts for the last six years, made c up from a variety of public documents, in ...

... Execution of Philip H-ajyes and Afhry. Clarke,for the llarder of J. Clarke, her .!sband. The horrid crime was clearly proved at theNorth- ampton Assizes upon Haynes, a labourer, who com- mritted the deed at the instiga rion of Mr. Clarke's wife, whose paramour he had beent. The extracts of let- ters suiljoined will show the extreore ferocity of this ?? ethe prisoners were to make an atone- ...

... LONDONJ, MtARCH 29. The fAllowiv, impop tact iutelligeuice, if: a Pailis Paper of Mimiincs, proves that w lrltever satcess mnsy have utiedtiedtl tie Austrilci a ?? iuc the Soot II of Ituly, the H1ighI Allied Powers still think tilec selves bou Id to ircreise their cwilituiry pro- para tiouis With t he utmlost proiccititude:- Laybach, Miiarch 15.-The nrws of the late events in Piedmont ...

... LONDON, A[ON'DAY, MA,1IeWI 5, 182]. The infant PnicNuss ELIZAneTH did on Sitndny IltOt'tilig lit outt oi'clock, II It il e tctlltctdi It af OhMi she, VaS 1Valort'itely htiiti; bot notwvithsttiidittg tio, fii ieitttill's 'Ile I as rapidly gainuing healthi and x strength1 tiall thle ontitlvo chalge'i tit the a ite'M bt % Vl to afect tier. (in Thlz say sht i usl it little ft vrt'~lt, ti ;ii ant o ...

... LA,4ENTABr.E CATASTROPHE. (nO Sundy m orning last, Robert Dalrymple, Esq., a |etilemnln of distiiigpished finu!ly and inost extensive pro- perty,iessd'ng, when in tow.n, at ?? 5, Manchester-square, iavnirg tken brcakflist, and dressed himself for thie purpose of going to church, in a fit of 6clirilln, with a large pistol, blews out his brains in hisI dressing-room. Inibrination of the ...

... MOV, OE LOF 4 Mna 290 t1 *S ifl 4.-K I ?? - e $;leKF! 2donee.Feted:a dn e RoultiCe. 6,°ti~'2A~E~ ?? *0t -,The QUI o' AN D(Wf proceeded to put some somequesin to the Earl ofLiverpool, in the first gpjace- with re'pact So ?? the Bay of Naples.. He wnhed to knov v-wlther the report was true, that theships of war had been vithdrawn. from the Bay.' It w.as indeed ctfrordtnarv, that nftefremaining ...

... PUGIL.ISMAl. A pugilistic conwest took plaue on Monday morn~ ing, in Miltown Fields, at seven o'clock, in the pie sence of several hundred specxttors. The paruies were Malone, a slater, and Collins,. a farrier. The combatants entered the ring, attinded by their se, conds, Halton, a well-known good one, and Onceu Magouran, a genius of fanme. T'e parties appeared Ali right. The umpires and time ...

... RUSSIA -BALANCE OF POWER. The foreign Papers say, that a Declaration by | the Emperor of Russia is on the eve of publication against the Neapolitans, and that it threatens, in case of their resista'nce to the will of the Despots, to send a Ruesian fleet into the Mediterranean with an army to co-operate wilh the Austrians. It is extremely probable that this is the truth, and that the Autocrat ...

... GRAMPOTJND! What! .Do l mean to take se- rious notice of this ! Not seious notice. That is impossible; but I mean to notice, it; for ont of it some very pretty little jocose matter-has arisen. Such a thing was, to be sure, never :before heard of in the world. - Were I A- painter, I would, upon this qecsgion; ling away- the PeviD and take to -the pencl; for no ?? ddjustiee to the scene. Tkere- ...

... SCOTS APPFALS. sitlen' HIOUSE OF LORDS-Mlarch 2. tile c flING WALL ?? GARDINER. ti l This day their Lordships pronounced jotigment int. thsrepre cse,. TIhe Circurmstances out Of Which tit sar( were as fol- upona Ion':-In thle year 181 4, thu'respondent, who is inijister of T.hi the parish of Aberriour, in Abeedeensihire, applied to the rr'rcbytery of Deer, asithin which the parish is situate, ...

... or London, March 7. 1821. tp A packet from, the Leeward Islands arrived to-day, bringing advices from St Thomas's to the 19th January. Great preparations had been making by tile merchants of at that island to profit by the expected opening of the trade id to the Spanish Main, but they had been suddenly suspend. cl, in consequence of the apprehension to which various circumstances combined to ...