... I LIVERPOOL,: i Y . I (FIrom oer Correspondent.) ' ca We have had only a limited amount of business trans- uj acted in the market for foreign and colonial produce since this day week, excepting cotton, the sales effected b have been entirely confined to the wants of the trade, Land as buyers still act with extremo eaution, prices, s thereforeinseveraliinstances,lhsve not been maintained. The ...

... AUATEUa PBRF~ardNC~Sa.-OO Mdonday evening ?? an amalteur per''orarnmce took place at the Theatre lh Royal, Wil iamsntn.sqiiare,fo? the benefit of the Liverpool on Licensed Victuallers' Chajitable Institution, esttablished hr for the relief of widowst, fatherlests children, and orphans. b. The'sociery habving gone to considerable expentse in the. e p~urchase of exiensive premisesl, and' the ...

... MEETING OF- THUl GRaND: JUNOTiON RAILWAY COMPANY. Liver Yesterday a special general meeting of the 1?oprie-? Inetit tore in the above company ?? held at the cotton the p Sales Room, for the purpose of submitting drafts of ? meeti for which application is to doe made to Parliament durinK organ the present session. Charles Lawrence, Esq., the chair- instit man to the Board of Directors, occupied ...

... ?f?trict iErrteUiq?rre* - affea? BLACKB/U RN. ,t Sn 8. JoHN's C~suRcI.-Yeeterday evening ee'ennght, the fourth nnd. of a curseof twelvesermions on Sc0riptural truth as ?? Inee- by the Church of Engiand, Jn ?? to Romish and other 'VJ. kindred crrors, was pre40hed at this ohuroh by the Rev. Thos. lave Tatterahall. D.D., Snoumbent of St. Augustine's. Liverpool. Tho Wtf. text ohosen was I ...

... K NUTSFORD. I I _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ . ?? KNETSFORD SESSiONS.-The general quarter sessions of the peace, for the county of Chester, was held by ad- journment at Nether Knutsford, on Wednesday last. The calendar contained the usual gradation of offences average in number, and similar in their main features to those of preceding occasions; with the exception, that there was a slight ...

... LEEDS AND BRADS-ORD.-The contractors are making raptil progress. It is confidently expected that it will bce reaidy for opening in the beginning of June. V MACUSTE, SOUTHAMPTON, AND Oxo -At a general mueeting helil in London, on Tuesday last, it was agreed to dissolve the comptauy anti return one guinea per share to the w sharcholders onl the production of scalp. AMANCiIESTERt AND BiaRmNGBiAse ...

... (From owl lcrdon Corres.pondent.) Parliament'lhas re-assembled; but, as yet, nothing has passed, except a week. The House of Lords met on Tuesday, the day to which the Upper House had adjourned. There were a consider- able number of peers in attendance, with several bishops, and the aspect of the benches wore an appearance of busi- ness. But nothing had been set down; and in half-an-hour the ...

... ASHTON, tO; YkitEWELT, SirEnnic-The Rev. Mr. Quirk, who durin sliW the last five years hits fulfilled the datiea of assistant cura11te i at the Ashiton parish church, preached his farewell sermnon Onl Sunday aifternoosi last. Mr. Quirk hats been appointed incumbent of the intended new church at Charlestown, c.0 CHARTER OF' INCORPOIIArsoc.-On Tuesday evening Sa Zmieeting of influential rate ...

... ni BRITI1SH SsetIPwssacas-The Nattional Life-boat Society N1 estimate, from authentic sources, that the number of Br'itish e: vessels yearly destroyed by shipwreck, is 000, the value oftf property about £12,000,000 sterling, and the number of lives Ilost sibout 1 000. J TnEs COTTON MANUFACTURE.-The Trade Report of a Messrs. Du Fay andC Co. of Mastehester, published oss the 'I Ist inst. is ...

... BALLS POPEUL LEXt UPRRMA FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1846. PEACE (JR WAR! The despatches front India, hi anticipation of w the ordinary overland mail, inform us that in thee east we have finallyg succeeded in enforcing a t permanent peace; in securing it by plnccing an a army of occupation ill the strongholds of the t enema ; in getting the expenses of the war paid al and in drawing the teeth of the ...

... ti For 01 ?? than a quarter of a century Cori and tl o Catholics have been the great rallying cr1es of the B f T ory party. TThe main object of tlhe Tories has al seemed to be, to Leep the-one in bond, and the othdr' in bondiage. F or soei few years past the difficulties tr in the wk ay of tlis policy have rapidly imcre sed tc f with respect to corn they have already becouie insur- mounitable, ...

... I BRIEF CHRONICLER OF THE TIMES. {n N s OI.Uhlltug, ere were several publc sales of grass parks in thle neighibourhaood ?? Y made 'this season. Prices were being to e fiet. - higher than last year. to 8 per cent. I s On Fridaytwo pigeons were tosed at the starting of the railway ti'ain at Brighton for London,~ and one gofth birds arrived at its home (tile Borough) hn thirty Inu to leis time ...