... ?? IL r:p~ oir+ J ia Ir .Po1,rr4cA 05iiAT05s.-ie ?? our I report of the debate: u ..toM t-i:7tH ef ghe ta_ on thehorses used in husbandry. ftbs Placeii 'our paper; t20t indetd:that. we. might give ij at:fhlllength, but-hat we pight blend our~cipm- nientis with ?? intereating occurrence. W5. regard. itas; II irteresting, however, uot with respeet'toits ijdiviefali inportance; for it is of smal ...

... olubeqpoot 4ijIturlI. FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1821. . THE MANCHESTER MASSACRE. ?? from I: the Mercury of Mafy 25 and June- ?? now pio- A - - -A - A _ A . L I . o ?? I .E, M..M -U-/C la'.J-WenDowplo- ceed to resume those comments which were interrupted r, lastweeklby topicsof moreimmediate,though of illri r interest. The unatoned outrage of the 16th of Augldst ought never to be permitted to sink into ...

... -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 ...

... DECLARATION OF 'Iw . ab- DECLARTATION OF THE1 Europe is acquainted with tjh A!tesot ar- lution taken by the Allied SoverJitrlvss of of spiracies, and to termnate clsorelers an- existence of that general peace tir - ,as, which had cost so many efforts ad at:,ts r the '6 At the very noment when abjLfYtil,, ved were accomplished in tle kingdom kl ttcss Sir of a still more odious chacacaer, a -p t ...

... Vartut?%. LfofcteoLW'e a 4erge%-pi~lessura i8. _n t;~ tso the pssliic Abat the C a m aus e o pii w ~ We s dngof St.e lbkOtIC h :* ehC th g bi B By the ltess advice. ?? ndvanoett, itwtpars tlh Upla d Cottons had receiy ezpq l ie vance ofn less than 0lpeo * et. Theeause afL 'thii ias the knowledge of the speitulieend which saisted in this town, during the-eearlypat Ma l Good qualities were Worth ...

... A7.- . -- On t/eC sztbjert of the proposed scheme oferecting inclosed lei W~arehoases at the Docks,for Bonded Goods. Yesterday, atone o'clock, one of the most respectable !I rneetingb ever known in Liverpool was held at the Town. X hall, on the above subject, the Worshipful the Mayor ] in the Chair, It appeared to us that almost every mer. chant in Liverpool waspresent; and the utmost ...

... IaI *ntelligcnce. Aurorak A.t)*rden, hence at Boston 9th' ult. George, Vnssrorth, hence at Savannah In 42 days Heroine, Tapley, hence at Palerrne ?? ult. LUtanor; Statke; Ida Aleyda, Woldringle; god Antonius and Corneliu-j bence atAMaeroam' Anna, inay, and Gleasner,- Quiler, hence at Leghorn- Thomas, Garnesa, from |.avannah and Campearhy at Cove, t nailed about 15th Apri -l Tom, 'Kendall, ?? ...

... I -I.- I I 1- 1 ,It% warlialuctit tum* , _ = f = = _ -- 1 In the HouiE of LoRim ?? last, Lordi i K~ing presented a petition fionH. W. Neville, Rector E br Stoftanoe in& OticIec in, the'diacese, of the, Bishop of Peterborough. It Mtated that 'the Bishop had refued a licence to the: curatelof 'se- etialonertzP 84e therwickj who had failed in - vigg answers t. eighty- . ` quei iith-frdei-o hisseZ ...

... I Y7A hA ~be repared,,oibhe We-wrewn t:i ~e w~of Mion, ?? thei asde Out 0f.e -wattes'hine .e4 ..m ee d us teGtve. as tli$ 1 il,- tesauly d ,,j,.andaatueanoreqent wne bcnethe- sloectof.ftlmad fenu 4qp,~ during -the -parlismeni paawbeasih, ~yf *winl 'colnttitue tuisisi Iseteen s~4r.' ing and~ Liverpi)Wk tu;xiil thdW Right -Honourailie ,all can meet with ilevatioiz inona sA~pe. or, which rnay ...

... 4I4A I; M ,181 I LI c iUl4 May, 1821. A'IerITV UR ' LI ?? M URY. a Dekwu is'u aboh.ab not a. bundruth-m.ilC ti 'nlser, yod'i .As there is.a'bitof a dub .i yor'pap t sper, and readsit.t oyteh other body, ev'ry Sethsrday ?? peet- aterbaggin tWine, -whn the .wark'finist* d iwe c61nnot ielp$ evihsk wha tpad I o'.are for th' c -oor,. 5w' heaw~v'mo'iv~ete ,?nen thir cndition, by t vrf¢lnl i' their ...

... THiE BOTA1 IC GARDEN We entreat-the attention of our readers to an address in our last week's paper, stating the alarmingly low ebb: (3- the funds of the Botanic Garden; and solciting the ?? of new subscribers to -that delightful resort I d, science, beauty, and fashion. We can confidently 1 assure those who have not seen that fine collection -of plants and dfldoers, that, in rarity, variety, ...

... w 13 tb1eipopt 4~fler All FRIDAY, fJUNE ,15 1821. l * Otn~L -; N.-_ , bias Fooa.-Our readerd will bave ?? Oui s Postscript last week, that on the day appointtl for the {f third'reading of M'M. Scarlett's bill, there wag not a sufficient number of members present. to- constitute a house. This circumstance ought to be decisive of its fate. ' Such a statute, were it enacted, would be as g;eat an ...