... ?? EntEligaflze. ell im Monte Video, June 2.-The Monarch, Ann, and Jessie, from ler Liverpool; William and Henry, from London; and Countess 1 of Morley, from Plymouth, have been detained by the Bra- lot zilian squadron: and the Monarch and William and Henry, to it is expected, will be made good prizes, as they attempted to break the blockade. The Jessie has been liberated; and it is le. ...

... Tarieticz e A latentimber of the -- d ligesscer containe a copious interesting sketch o and public career of Mr. Gaelatin, of ich Ote tritrit e ing is an ?? Albert Atpe W d Gallatin, commonly called Albert Gallatir a soe li Cde Gallatin, and Albertina Sophia nsisz dof Jos hn eborn at Geneva, otrland, du the 1ith of v t n 1761, and is of an ancient and noble fa i3 itnteuay firom Savoy) that ...

... . p2abal' in, la- lo, M- LOSS OF THE JEAN, OF PETERHEAD. tbI TheJean, of Peterhead, Captain Minto, sailed from that S , port on the 19th March, bound for Greenland, and on the 12th 68 April arrived at the West Ice, where, in the course of six days, E. 3070 seals were killed. On the 18th of the oame month it be- . gan to blow very hard, and about ten o'clock at night the tern. - pest became ...

... 1THE INDICTMENXT AGAINST W. WAKEFIELD AND OTHERS, OTHERS, I (Omitting ?? legal repetitions, ec. i the original doicument.) fl Lancashire-The jurors of our Lord the King, upon ti their oath, present, that, before and at the time of the ti committing of the ofltnce, in this, and in the second e count of this indictment mentioned, Margaret Daulby, t] Phsaby Daulby, Elizabeth Daulby, Anne Daulby, ...

... ? flabal Intilliquier. GreentandFishery.-The first accounts of this fishery reached 21 Aberdeen on Monday week, by a letter from Captain Bruce, of the Jane, addressed to his owners there, which was landed 3, at Shetland, by an Iceland fishing vessel. The letter is dated bg the 9th of July, lat. 02 N. Ion. 17 W. near the south-east end of leeland. Capt. Bruce states, that, the fshing having ...

... CAUSE OF THE FALL OF THE WAREHOUSE IN SUFFOLK-STRSEET. An £-1^,, i:_ _A, ZI.SA Al !1-- 1 el S2 SUFFOLK-sTREETr. The following rough sketch will fully explain the cause of this ruinons and fatal accident. Had it been intended to bring the building down, no more certain method M could have been devised than that which was adopted. A C F The dotted line is the level of the street, beneath which I ...

... ithe litbpool fleraturj. FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1826. CONDITION AND PROSPECTS OF THlE COUNTRY. Although we are thoroughly persuaded ?? must recede from the high station she has hitherto held amongst nations, unless some decisive means be speedily applied to avert the evil, yet we are equally convinced that such are the national energy and habits of our country. men, that, under all existing ...

... ? -gm _i? jadual fintc1littriur. On the 25th of April last, the brigantine Tom Cod, of Bris- 2 ter tol, James Potter, master, on arriving off St. Andrew's, saw a a vessel at anchor off that place, with her sails and rigging cut Agenaway. Thecrew of the Tom Cod hailed her, and hoisted her colours; but, not being answered, they proceeded on hoard, to when it was discovered to be the wreck of the ...

... *- In conclusion, his Lordship expressed his regret that the inhabitants of this populous, wealthy, enlightened, and, he believed, religious town, liberally as they, on most occasions, sontributed to objects of public and general utility, should hitherto have limited their support of that mostinteresting and meritorious institution (the Society for building and enlarging Churehes) to the ...

... Q?OrrroponUncr. i. se] ;. TO THN' RIGHT HONOURAB.lE W. HUSKISSO.V. tic le SiR.-We are told, by the newspapers, that ministers have, se r. repeatedly, intimated to the master manufacturers that they on of are ready to listen to any suggestion by which their starving an It workmen may be relieved. This has an improbable air, cer- lic li tainly, that tbey should ask the advice of men whose judg. ...

... pjrYT HONOCRABLN I lLLIAi-A HVSKISSON. ?? ithe greatest statesmel. the most accom- t'erholars, and the maven more gifted than any others la cc and elotuer ; when such men throw down v p stlelt for t he cause, which having espoused, they find ~tP lvebfluandtodefr and when they, instead of mere h terset thenleelvesforward In defiance, they should be P ifW' -toexpoct their seeph sides, or ...

... Yadictimc. Suicidc.-An article under date New York, July 11, states, that on the Wednesday previously, about noun, Captain Babcock, commander of the ship Emily, a regu- lar trader between Savannah and Liverpool, walked to the end of Pine-street wharf, took offI his coat and hat, and jumped into the river and was drowned. He had a short time before purchased some weights at a grocery store near ...