... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... DAiMlY'Bi9~.OF TRX,. I - I t - . -Zc 77- : at TO TH sED1l'OS OF TEl £LPO~ t M ORV. u., GmcTLsixtc,-sAS ydtiare-iishtl to be of service to the publicin generar, I shall feelobl1g'd to you, on this occssiolj les if you will give publicttyinyourneotlraper; toln affihr whieh 'he blught notF tepasably wltbdut bdingainlmadves-te4tiPOil- The tbe circumstance which I bear allusion to is connected ...

... * :I .-w . On: the 1th instant, Johni Townsend, the celebrated us nwalked .wiles, one half backward er half forward, in thirteen successive hours, ro n 'a'halt mile piece sof grpund, hetweeu lokwearmouth and Fulwell,; which extraordinary feat Whet cospaepe 28 minte within the tine. .. This system -of moving one half backwvra and the other half forward is in the fashion of the age; and the ...

... 0 ?f LO.CAL. a On Wednesday, the Worshipful the Mayor gave a splendid dinnev at the Town-hall. Amongst the company, were the Rt1ft Ho Ibie. George Csining .(M. P.) F. B1. Wilbraha6d(M. 15.) ?? P. Courternay (M. P.) John Fin- lay (M. P.)'the Hon. E. G. H. Stanley-`. P.) John Glad- stone (M. P.) Prince Cimitelle, PrinueCarriatti, and a niumber of gentlemen in the toin at dieighbourhood. On ...

... ?? OLI:t 11 qtr. MR. CANNING. 1st ud TO -THE WDITORS OF TdR LIV7ERRPO9L BIFCURI'. P *r. Gasernnae,-1 suppose our Right ?? Representa- tire will hot leave ourjliberties jof the borough; without he giving us a touch of his talent; and yet, rich -as the vein is, I o he am -at aloss to conjeeture*1whiat he will be able to find to talk X- about. i-e is to earouse, they say, on this day of your pub ...

... I A 2 . FPTIERAL OF, THE MATE ZM.IUxS- oj-ZLO6DOF- DEX~arRY. - very rardy happens. that our Qpinions, even 0 in semilance, approximatesthose of therministerial writers; but as the most ituted jiurnalists geasionally as- sume a virtue, if they have it not, it will sometimes hap- I yen, that, when the pious-fit is on (hes,, there will be an hpparent coincidence of sentiment between them and ...

... ?V. 00torript. ANiOTlER PIRACY. To the atrocities committed upon British vessels by the pirates in the West Indian seas, which we have from time to time recorded,.ve have now to add, that the brig Eliza Ann, Captain'Douglas, of this port, on her voyage hither frtm Honduras, was plundered by the crew of one of these freebooting vessels. The Eliza Ann sailed on the 30th June, and oft Cape ...

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... XAbal Twinf thrt.e. LOSS OF TIHI'E PCE.HP'~ ~ o wtreetwhveto announce the loss, onS te balaks, tha Nefu -ld f the p-i~et slip lfvei'pool, *hic 'a she: from New York T'or thi~ port, sin. eriaistyoyage, 6 thd f6th: 'II Ult. but we rejoice to learn, that thev Whole of the pesgenke. '1 and_ crew are saved-, thouhte~rfeig os ha ebeen 'I severe,,as they were exposed tt eMI te ~ yedty n ' open bhit§, ...