... 1We have given, at as great length as our limitst will permit and its importance demands, an abstract of the annual Messlge of the President of the Uvited States to Congrcs:e. It derives additional interest from the circumstance of its being the last Message of the kind that General Jackson will ever send, and from1 the probability, arising from the state of his it health, that its delivery ...

... FUND FOR REWARDING THE CREWS OF LIFE-BOATS, AND PROVIDING FOR THE FAMILIES OF THOSE WHO PE- RISH IN THEIR ATTEMPTS TO SAVE THE LIVES OF OTHERS. ence The object which .11r. Egerton Smith had in Niew, co] IUT- in placinig on the Council book a notice of a motion We teen relative to this-important subject, was fully accoun- tqu not plished by the explanations which it elicited. We de; dii have ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 6. 1837i CJhristmas lare. -k. John Parler, of Sam11es- buy, ealyv inl the m1lor'ning of C'ahrictrns-drn-, at- cording bt liis onalul e Ustoml. t lrewv onen tic - |{1{Id 1. cording to his annual c ustenithrew open th dlo f | hospitable domlicile to req aie his poor neighbou, in i the true old Englibh style, with god u beef stew and black puddilig6. Some of his ...

... x r 4 e - Cq l. gb if- Ati .s t d' o' ?? @ t'.Ib ~ ti ti. I ti AMEItCAIN PAPERtS. P PRESIDENT'S' MESSAGE. Thle Independence, Captain _Nv, the New 'York packet-ship of the 1t Jilt., whosr arrival at this port was looked fur with much anxiety onl account of her being expected to brtng at copy of Genendl Jackson's flirewell Messa~ge to' 46Joarlgrs, as President, made Cape Clear on the *22nd Lilt. ...

... wrUtie.W-, b ou_ ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ii M.Pnd. Some Of the. TryV ~enifiy at ~Orrmskirk r ~YX maip`6-iig ht d led b y thtsn6e to a 'fcld' h th6 't its Vivoa-'hailt .Otitr tilte 9th .aur'ntb .s a4clfdste'd q;uid self-eltit6d, comiteomoe s lie of-it 6onimon breir~r,' a -rnja, 'mi.)yji ,a lctrasi ty ai Iawvyet. The~feedhsbe gtu ytes ate is to thegtreat annoyac oftr i rhuts h lies no noHon. of shwn ...

... . ;sq., Onil me, who ST. GEORGE'S. HARBOUR AND~ RAILWVAY, ing fire COM1MERCE 01F LIVERPOOL, &c. I Iin the LDTO Infir- Tb theEDTO of! tho UiyERPOOL 3tERCURly,,_. ' . S-,-III liy letter, dated Tuesday, Decemnber.'27,, IF which you ?? in your Tapier of Fridayflast' alltiht, under thle head Of' ShPIipiiaks, f &ief~rrd.' 'tf the'A cc au( scheme for bringing the Onrmashcads' Bay into corn-,o Plc ...

... ,l 1. ?? . ?? ?? ar .e t irl4 ?? wi se, At the request of.'as'rieadlvha dates from Stock-! . iSA A SD I , F 4ST 7 DAY : Th6«''rg satesg a~n ' ta~ q ~sht'''aehfrdsm ]7~t5b to; ttr~iat of couitry claimed' by the En'glilsh, ?? vItder- 'herss of North America; and'hnas 'ofteie'been called fa. stri-fe-.about soixnanvy acresef snow. Hostilities osoon. spreadtdovera great~parteoftfurope.; and in ...

... al Vie Mtfierpoolgerrury 8S LUs POPULI LEX SUPLRRIFM. I RIDAY, S.IANUARY, 6, 1837. COIMMENCEMENT OF THE TWENTY- SEVENTH VOLUMEE. ,lie fi( her ur present publication is the cominencemnent ?? ory 6f the twenty-seventh volume of the Liverpooelif ethe Mercury, and as many persons about to ?? .Lpt to a newspaper may prefer commencing from the su any beginning of the year, we take this'opportunity ...

... TUF. S5QM]-R. - -- Tfieton'do paer ?? are n'early 16, fla~ oft 0MISC 4P 11c ny coe oc- a ?? br thle stnppiige oQ ?? -andl th6 coni-- b, sequet~ inte onpte of 41 mntfircoiirs x*1tb the pro- ai lissees for several (asI h ui een oh~eC falenheis On th3 ?? of the metylV lb.l and withill twenty or tibrty Thiles round. Par, at three entire [4.Sthr ws ocomniurnlection e bet-w~een Lofindoi, Dover, and ...

... TO)iNrN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. It D p-dD - ?? M . 4Wednesdivy, Jzainay 3. lif ilie moithlW saelinq of the Tovan Cocuncil was to hold on Wed Icjiday hlst, at eleven o'clock. Betbre a the commencement of the business of the day, In s Mr. CIntiA.sts ?? rose, and begged lenave to uli tyepsa.rs on tho att-ntion of the Mal-or and CoIDcil l for a ic moernnit, on a natter personal to hiinsell Though an ...

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... S Our pages are so much engrossed with the Council e report, our abridgement of the Message ofthe Pre- o sident. of ?? States of America, and other in- ,r dispcnsable matter, that we have been obliged, at d least for the present, to forego our intention to dedi- n cate a column to some editorial remarks upon the t performance of this extraordinary actor, by way or y making the amende honorable ...