... i,,be ib U crptoo fiercurp. .SALVS ePOPUL l LUXZ SUPR9MA. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1623. lTIO N OF> THIM ATLANT'IC AND PACIVIC OCrANS.- AiNT) COW' MERfCIAL PROSPIOCTS (F GREAT BlRITAIN.I * ?? A ~ lC* UMl15 .SAN. ?? thseiasg Mercu ary, and Wainstlfd byp a XIapi) .an oft ~lfr ~poceed with our remerks upon tbis impor- eve taut subject, we shall briefly advert to the a5csertion of our, feel e ...

... W-Kabal flaclitirlikt. Sas'wREaCsz-Capt. Fosdicl:, of the ship Louisa, from Liver- pool, who has arrived at Philadelphia, fell in on the 7th of October, with the British ship. Duke of York, of and for New- castle, and from St John's, N. B. Whence sbe bad sailed on the 21st of September. On the 28th, in a hurijeane, the Duke of York was hove on her beam-ends, nod water-logged. Capt. Forsyth ...

... 'Ct ?? $Alercur)). * ESALUS POPULT L SUPaBmA. FRIDAy NOVEMBER 28, 1823. re OTHE SOUTII AMERICAN COLONIES.- I.Preparedforp . las week, as Uuok~ilypostpeae4gJ Mr. Chiinnng stands pledged---and neither rhetorie nor f railig can loose him from the obl tion-to prelent FS ~rance from interposing for the regaonquest of the old fo . Span ish ?? Courier.o ters, Are wie to wait till they (the LHolY ...

... O'erro; p ?? e ?? c F.+0 i .- 3 Tfl TTHB lIGHT HXVOUSAL ?? GrOr.E C. II.' VG. ?? had the horiour of addressing you in the M1'ercury the l-h of October, on the subject of that 1 prosperity' 'thwefondainaproctlamation of yours, issued from the Cs's tao'e, in Lon-don, since which we are told that you preraited on the Bank to lend money to the landlords; ; thii fstl is certalnly worthy of a place ...

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... C ? e - w ?F-o me- FItLRIDSC~Pr.] Ic 2 on I r K -AJjjscoprj IMSS OF DARIEN. I- ITE t TO 2'1E ElDIT~l7 1 5cteLb is superiartiely clever in finding I be ona.pparent to ever schoolboy who t Shnor th.e gitibes. ( * C~ toInda,I never supposed '0gin >Wthat I was really ignorant of t I~Cjbc . teS. which I have e.iamined a i OU~and tmres, upun one of the finest t nr m I !er eant to i s Istern d with ...

... A WARNING VOICE TO LIVERPOOL; OR, 'THE ANTICIPATION OF A CENTURY. bu TO PEYTON bUNg'OODI, ESQ. NRU' YORK. abi The Sun Tavern, Rodney-street, Liverpool, shi the 4th of June, 1924. Be MY DEMt FRIEND,-YOU were awiare of my intention po. of visiting the ruins of thisonce celebrated town, the birth. vic place of my ancestors, and then the second. commercial H4 sea-part of great Britain. I sailed ...

... . 4 1 . I I I - vicaus, if ordqu kit obutratc. I I NIRZ SOUTH AXERICA.-THM ULTERIOR VIEWS O? THE a iSOURsBONS. of One of the most interesting subjects which has for some time occupied the London papers, 'has afisen out Of the thg 'advices from 'Paris, during the v&eek, -disloslg the deter- de] mination of the Bourbons to attempt the re-subjugation of act -the independent colonies of &outh ...

... The Scotsman has published the following interesting re. particulars from Mr. John N. Duncan's Travels through his part of the United States and Canada, in 1818 and 1si. It will be perused with particular interest by all the advocates for entire liberty of conscience. The following short account of the religious sects of the AT United States will probably be new to most of our readers: The ...

... ,g, - - its e SLAVERY. n I spe t TO THE7 EDITORS OF THE LIrERP0OOL MEllCW? P. tin GEaTLzEman,-The paper on the --Impolicy of Slavery has as I rbeen confidently assailed by a charge of exaggerat~on and s e misrepresentation. It is very eas;y,as we have sen, to make Wh such assertions; but not so easy to prove tieni. Tirelfact is, wil that the advocates of West Indian slavery are not angry w ...

... {PROM THS KALEIDOSCOPE.] [LE'rTER 11.1-TO THE EDTTOR. S!n,-Now that there are no hopes of finding a north- west passage to India, perhaps this enterprising nation l may turn its eyes to the south-west. Had England been alive to its own interest, Darien would now have been in its possession. Unfortunately, Patterson, the noble-minded Scotch clergyman, was deserted in the very hour in which ho ...

... ? N'S § - . CORN LAWS, AhND 3 URNING LOnI. To TPJ EDITORS op Tg71 LIjK gPOO: ARtuzg 'ar. G(cNTLEAiE.a,Tfhe warehauos of 'I Isnc:s n a'nu Co. ad-t which were destroyed hcy tie late fire, eonr8b nlor a'.out *'C,IQO St. quarters of bollded, alld abo;ut 4,C10 quarters of frec, w hea:t, ace oats, barley, beans, auid peas. by Tile ow ef the grain, awlare that-a good deal rmigh t be or, saved in ...