... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, JUNE 17,1842. CIHARGE OF EMADEZZLUs.MtNT.-HrS Dawber. ,a respetablet | looking man1 about thirty-five yearss f ege, as placed at the I -ne, a I-;at. Inentor Maddock stated k, bao~eoleeut als.Inictor~iaddockstated ad that, from information which he had received respecting the hi m! prleoner having embezzled esmemoney belonging to the firm of no Messrs. John Bibby gand Bone, ...

... MHE KING OF PRUSSIA AND THE TORIES. The sensitiveness of the Tories to whatever affects their sinister interests showed itself the other day in a F most discreditable attack upon the King of Prussia anmi his motives in visiting this country. Founded upon an t assumption in a certain German newspaper that that L Sovereign, like any other intelligent traveller, would t turn his visit to England ...

... - , ,_ ami .- Ua Ssexex labonrers.'angd ven, each a quantity of mait toebrow ___1 O berupiono cedilostliaih7COR b eler,1shops nd publloe-houses. LIVE' -Tth f HnryvHi asm tai order to pre- biam el vl~tlleex io of;rt~waigi uses gilt S; he offence Me ahhould be '-heylod todeh ae a not In Rihardl5&xtse's Holy (lssaeontieeolfh heInyttdolwn that g'lol ethee EnlshIn his time were so;eorropt,- ihat ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS, W3DNESDA Y, May 4. Mr. iAYTER preenteid the report of the Nottingham Elecilon Commeittee, deolarlig the sitting members, bir J. C. Hobbcuoe. andi Sir G. de Larpent, duly elected. Mr. PAKINGTON presented the report of the Thetford Com- mittee, unseating thc Earl of Euston, and declaring bir J. Flower duly elected. The WPEAKER announced that the petitions againit the re- tsrns ...

... . SIR ROBERT 1iEELS TARIFF. XOTING OF TRU MATRADeIRkEybinRNOOT AND SHOE MAKBHS& At the lageroom of ?? Hotel, qn Monday last. at Twelve 0eclock anumerous meeting of thei master and journeymetihoot ,, homakers wast held, for the purpowt of taking Into con- sod ehen the effect Ilikely to be prouced by the aoptication o tsldprtposed duty, relaiet h mportationi, Into this country, tf.egboots and ...

... - ?? Aubao florentes ietatibus, Arcades ambo, tp Ir Et cantare pares, et RsEcANTARE parati. Pr he t in As neat a pair as you could well desire, ha in To cant, or recant, as the times require. va In The public has been edified for some weeks back by a an to series of well-written dissertations in the Moening C(hro- pr ye nicle, showing the impolicy of the treaty lately made by ma of Lord ...

... Y- On Tuesday last, the last meeting of this society for the pro- 'i IL sent yebr took polee In the marquee at the baok of Mr. New's, Bta rl h irkasle. Mr. Rilliam Slkirving contributed, as usual, a num- fur f ber of articles to ornament the tent; but the usual contributlons I of Mrs. Cropper were wanting, owing, we believe, to the late ia- A9 menteed death of her aottie gardener. Mr. Davles, ...

... 3Enrptrf?i1 'I.?arUiunnrt. HO-USE OF LORD$. THURSDA Y, A uatm IL The Cors.snllpted Fundi Hill. ?? Exchequrt' Bills Bill], thet ?? 'Portuguese Vcssels) Bill, tie Boroughs lnrocisrationI Bill, tile Coventry-liundaries Bill, the Manchester, linnineg. haul, and Bolton Police Bill, and the Neowfoundland Bill, were C Mead a third time and 'pas-sed.I IM1PROV&MENTS OF THE LAW. Lord BRtOUGHtAM. ...

... w TERRIBLE STEAM-BOAT EXPLOSIONS, The AmMoRen papers reteived by the Caledonia -contain ao. counts of two deplorable alrnmities,-onefon board the Shamerocki steamer, on tha St. Lawrence, the other on board the Edna g steamer, on, the Missouri. The first Is thossdeseribed by the In MontrearfeSld'of W4ondsiy, July11:-, el It-is our palriful duty to announce to our readers a calamity, of ...

... ad ed ?? Ienort of tbef 1 olel t Committee of the Rouse of Commona -Inppololertoinqiairdt5 thecoun itlonof the West India colonles, ck especw^i-d vih respect1hto lIbour, embodiestbe following resotu- to I tins- si | itesolved -That It is tho opinion of this committre. °o 1. That tie great act of emancipating the slaves in the West nd Indian colonies has been produotive, as regards the ...

... MIULTUM IWN PS1ALO. Praawrr.-Tho Rtev. Richard Remington, master of arts, f Queen's College, Caambridge, minor eanonof the Collegiate Church, f iMancheater. has neen appointed' by the Lord Blishop of Ciiester to the ?? of Qrerienore, in the parish of Lou- -t caster. Patron, the vicar of Lancaster. I- Dr. Arnold, hf lluy, at the tinhurf his decease, had jistons- 'd plated theltrhird volume of ...

... me We have not such implicit confidence in the political. lly integrity of Peel as to believe that what he says he will lm- invariablydo. Although hestandspledgedtothatcourse Lice of Indian psolicy which involves the vindication of our lea, honour, it is, we are persuaded, much against his will that he undeitakes the task, nor would he 'be sorry if I to circumstances were to give Jlimn a ...