... It becomes our painful duty to record one of the most distressing shipwrecks that ever occurred within the precincts of this port the loss of the smack Earl Moira, packet, which sailed with passengers, bound to Dublin. Thle 'tual number of those who perished we have not been able to ascertain; partly owing to the uncertainty as ax the numnber vwho embarked, and their being chiefly strangers in ...

... Nabat itetitienre. b Jate, Russel, fronm Hondurasat C . .k- Albion.. Swainson, for India, has.put bac:l Maria. Stott, and Leander, Middlefoe , fiom Bahia, diiidirbpe, d Steel OR,- ?? Janeiro at Hambur- g. >_ Batllnce.Beenretti'Janet, Adonatsons Cyrus, Hall,beice;- and' Bruce, G-eiq. frbm Savandnab at St. Petersburg Wjlijams, Watkin; Jane, Lister; and Harriet, iherlock Jkence le Dhsle ...

... ?? z1co tt Q & PThitif.- es Foreign Intdeiifence.-Anccrdingeto.'sote letters from- i, Constarnirsople, t e apprehensions of war between Rus- id sia and Turkey have considerably subsided. A coi. I to munication froul the Cosirtof Petersburg to the Porto is said to contain con idential assurances of amity, and Is a decided disapprov41'of the conduct of Baron Strogo. n nofi r*ho wili be ...

... This eminent but profligate writer has travelled out of b his regular path, in the last Rciastcr, to give us a sly v, kick, which we should have lost no time in returning w with interest, had not our columns been most unex- pectedly taked up with the disastrous, details of the loss or of the Earl Moira packet, which wholly engrosses the w attention of all classes of our fellow-townsmen. Mr. Si ...

... THE XlSC D_ portsmouth papers, it appears that on the riht oft *^ t* .his A Majesty slept on board the yachtin the harbOur. At eight the next morning the sig Fl a Made, and the Roy'al yacht got under weigh. On the avening Of the Ist instant, his Majesty arrived off West evtes, and on the morning of the 2d the signal was ide, and the Royalsquadron, accompanied by an im- -nense number of other ...

... w 1: , _ I F11 F . Lie on 'hs'st soy revenge shal , *es, To speak the very IT Uu of tisnc fo'r . Lie, fo0eftden7tly repeated, and siscontradccted, k20 . erer gross arndls7lf77strous i ns iUt, sZ rim1e, taors one~e its - - efect; and only tlzrowv erzoeghs 01dir-, aend isonse of st wiss e . ure to st dek EQuetrd by ineeisy,yfrbt Burke.] es, Before l proceed with a rae which tn cutsstantes, nd ...

... p Sometime in the year 1812, being engaged in the op- %V tical, stationary, and printing business, and having also rr to superintend the editorship of the Liverpool .Mercua'Y, I. judged it expedient to admit a partner into the gene- y, ral, or what is termed job printing; and, accordingly, entered into connexion with a Mr. T. B. Johnson, who did not bring into the concern one shilling; a ...

... Vatittico.. XOCAL. em The aftesmalte Orthe 1st instant, in mentioning a I new steam-boat, of the double kind, similar to the Mer- sey of Liverpool, mentions that the latter from some ' defect was laid up. This is a mistake, the Mersey is still a staunch, efficient, and swift vessel, and possesses I all the qualifications ascribed to the Dundee craft. So much for puffing at others' eapense. ...

... jjbrpool hertrz? sMDA, AUUST 10, 1821, tiTXC, OBSERVATXOs.-The erroneous policy l; I by 'ur government with respect to the con_ . t. ,ers becomes daily more and more apparent, I 'ers becornes daily more and more apparent, f rhe psaoe ltle unfortunately it becomes also more F irremediable, The despotism of the Holy Al. hbee' permitted to attain a most dangerous hreatening preponderance, which ...

... , WEEKLY REPORT of the LIVERPOOL INrIR31ARY, . I I; I I, August 9,-1821. ,aug~ust v, -anus. Discharged. -I Admitted In patient, cured* .141 In .. 50 Relieved ?? -*g-s 6. C-& Ou-Yi pat~ients . 19 Maie ..-d.tie.ts ?? S A ide sice . _ * Irregular ?? , ,tO Remnain-in thie heluse ?? l.6 Dead I I I : Physician apd Surgeon, Dr. Renwieik anad Mr. Forshavw HouseVisitors, Mr. Jo3eph Sandars, and Mr. R. ...

... To fize Editors.-I understand that the curiosity and T taste of the town is likely to be disappointed in the in- tended exhibition of works of living artists, which was os announced to open at the Royal Liverpool Academy, on el the il.th August next. And why ? because the mem-h, bars, I am told, could only calculate upon about 200 fo pictures. &c. which, I think, must be considered hand- pi ...

... VOLCANO IY THE ISLE OF BOUlR3ON. lecount of a Late Explosion. bi an Kw,, TIF,, n [Account of a Late Rx jlSion, by an Eye Witness.] - , On the 27th of February, at 10 o'clock in the morn- :0 ip, the weather being cloudy, a frightful noise was ? heard like that of a loud clap of thunder, produced by as the explosion, of a column of fire and a smoke from the - n crater of the volcano. The ...