... Waa 3nte~tgene. ~~547(I 6~I&IA~IL~l.tic - Eictratfa letter from CaPtaia Aisclcress, dated Ha~ltdZ.JUi at 9, 1 822:. 'On the, 6th instant, off Cape Antonio, spoke te foe Dt Hero, -of Batti` ?? Liverpool, for New Orleans, all welD. idi dr~ On the,7th instant, a small schooner, and. two boats full of ..-E ,ce men, Camne from the Coleradas Shoals ad gave chase to us, Jo] but fortunately we were In ...

... I | I n.- .- I - . sI ON THE NECESSITY OF A RdREFORM IN PARLIAAfEINT, l t,- Delivered at Cambridge, March 25, 1 780; when his brace J In the Duke of Portland, his Grace the Duke of Rich. Li mond, his Grace the Duke of Manchestcr, his Grace n , the Duke of Rutland, the Right Hon. Earl Spencer, di w the Right Hon. Lord Besboreugh, the Right Hon. , ith Lord Duncannon. the Rlight Hon. Lord ...

... ITURBIDE, THE NEW EMPERO. OF M ICO. A 'New York paper gives: the following account of this fortunate adventurer: - u-o - 1 Iturbide was born at Valladolid, in Mexico, in 1790; in. 1810 he was a lieutenant in the army. His father is now 84 years old, a native of Biscay, in Spain, and went to Mexico at the age of 23, w0here he married a Creole of fortune. The new Emperor vi-as bred a farmer, ...

... DISTRESS IN iRE-AND. n Amounts receivedrrom ?? Leeds Commit. ?? ft 6 a She-fe& MMil lo*. 1051$ !- ~Belton~itto s8) o n-igan fDitti. 1. o t Hfodde,*el1o1D. 52 Eiddemiweoer D.I;) 0 u - BSCR!IPrioNS 15 LIVERPOOL 5ND VEIGeEtcME. Z demount before advertised £7119 12 !d ADDITIOSAL SUESCa:RasONs e £ *.d. £. eRRev.J. Va Rev. .1. Vanburgh, I Brook, near War. Aughton . * ?? -S 5 0 rngton ?? J, ...

... EJ2 f erpnoeern B. - -mnAY, AUG4JST 9, 1822. IIMPORTANtt PARLIAMENTARY DocirMEl.--If ( any arguenatt be wanting to show the abeolute Meces- siy of the great parliamentary measure which it has it been the first object of our political life to advocate, it wh is abundantly supplied by a docutment which has just made its appearance, under the sanction of those whom maybe generaly regarded as mbst ...

... 9bis ?Morntnqlo rFROM THE, Lo tFlROX THE, LONDON, Ln~ 4i Farther Pi rnci e ofB ait two English brigs ?? j ha Dr bdllaes onpthe ideredylsdeco ?? e tD hg apaein aond otaher ho lthe Th t a arope to the peak, and left f Lloyds', at tbavanna, write, On e i ry ?? that Do on ?? thnedunplyhas - ts tedl ?? ?? Iwtogetscesotappear. tbe ?? Pra itune so m the ois renek of n th si- oter d nalt srbt en- Be ...

... [FltoI4 m? LoNDo?? ??a1j* ? Paliaseting froe Spake is of the 113Jstl deliered aucssu touhed Speakerof thbeqe; 5~t1 ,. Corn speech, stating to hi nS7 e of and most important transacti i ~4ajr t in the Commons durn the 'wiS55c th, ;rn the sessaion hsr`ly ta ' tre.s, remission Of taxation the i A.6r:,-LZiX.P Pension Bill, the a aseentm e sroupoee, ?? disturbances in Ireland awhdc Os thed i1 .Wery ...

... Jlocotorript. n- Tie Traveller, in detailing the particulars of the funeral i: of Lord L. says, ' The most perfect order was preserved through the whole line. At the Abbey alone, at the mo- ment when the body was removed from the hearse, there was a loud shout of something like exultation, mixed ;3 with groaning. This noise proceeded from about half the persons composing the crowd about the ...

... I Warictiro'. ' d.. LOCAL. id On Thursday se'nnight, several butchers were brought )e before the magistrates. and fined, for exercising their m trade on Sunday: a hackney-co-achnao was fned inithe at full penalty and costs. for refusing to take a fare when fit he was not previously engaged: a person who hqs a Y. shop in the New Market, was tined IOs. for keeping a e- dog therein; and, in ...

... Q 16ortpountcure. - ABSENTEES. - TO ,HE EDITORS.OF THE LVERPOOL 3fERCURY.. GE'e' ?? In consequence of absencefrom Liverpool, I fo iltaye but Just metwith the letter ?? A Briton, on absentees. Iit appears to-me to contain very little that I have not before fE VsVf'sd to;. but If your patience be not already exhausted, you in in- wlvKlperhsps, indulge we with the following.remarks. in nu a ...

... - ell EROM 0'MEAAtA'S VOIkE FROM ST. IELENA. C [Continued from our last.] hc BRITISH SMUGOLERS. se In Mr. O'Meara's work, the Ex-Emperor Bonaparte l is represented as having given the following account o ta the not very creditable expedient which he resorted to for obtaining intelligence ?? during the war; the detail is howvever, entertaining, and we extract it for the amusemenet of our ...

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