... I tocat ?? I ? I MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. A/ h (Zemrla* of }Baulolcl/top/, Georqe street, llc/ee. }1. 'AY 1.. E. Few, Manichester, assignees 12 - 15. IV. lilatton, Macclesioldl, first sittilng 12 At the Court of Btrakroptry, Liteevrool. tAY 15. 0. Ilu ghes, Anglesey, assigfces 12 -15 M. Nefly. Liverpool, last exam. 12 -15 S. iU, MI ade Liverpool, assignees II [Our List of Baw;klrol'tsu ;il ...

... STOCKPOR1% T Mr. Thomas Park, of Lincoln, pupil of Mr. John Rayner, one of the surgeons of the Stockport Infirmary, has had awarded to him, during the present session of University College, the Gold Medal in Midwifery, the Gold Medal in Chemistry, and the first Silver Medal in Anatomy and Physiology. Last year he obtained the Gold Medal in Materia Medica. PnusENTATnoN.-On Friday last a tea ...

... SI'Asrc.-Madh~d pspels 'Of c0t 80d1 of April have been T received. T11e icisisrreetilft ill Gatlicia is at an, end. Lngo, Mr. Pontevadra, and Vigo have all surrendered to the queen's -2i troops,. tiud the insurgents have now no place of ainy strength 11 excepting Tiy, which by this time has probably also stir sent, rendered. The government lias: already commenced its~ th at bloody revenge. ...

... LIVERPOOL, FuIDvy EVEINOG. rt Ti-ir Coax BILL, IN Ti~Ll Lo1uDn-Considerable interest yc of was excited oil 'Change th is mornoing, owving to the expected I arrival of thle 3foretiet Herald weith lice resailtof the divi:,ion le in the lords, About iloot, -Mr. Walter, the Liverpool orres- pondent of ltce Herald, arrived ait the Exchange New.1s, P.oom, et. and ateeounned thle particuilars of the ...

... Pr( (Front our London Correspondent.) TO We draw near to the beginning of the end. The Corn rec Bill, and the Customs Bill, ate in the Ilouse of Lords,; and wVI next week we will have, at least, an approximate answer to an the oft-repeated ?? will the lords do? of The closing scene on Friday night in the House of utt Commons was interesting. As is usual on grand oceasions, I it was gre ...

... IlE PEACJE 1OVIy-EI:NT,-11' understand that the I fri s of peace iil this town, who have taken the lead I 'in proinotin., Friendly Intern'ational Addresses, haid the Pleasure of' transmitting liv o, si of these peaceful Messengers by thc~ steamer which sailed from Liverpool onl the 5th hist. Amongst theni. was one from the city Of Edinburgh to tim' y of Washiington, signed by the leading naen ...

... OLDIILTIM. PUBLIC MEaTtilG-INaDEPENEN'T RAILWAY Case- AIUNICATIoN.-A public sneetin of the inhabitants of Oldham for tile purpose of takning into consideration the propriety of encouraging and eul)portillg ite promoters of better railwav commulnication betwixt Manchester and Oldham, was held at the Town. Hall, Oldham, on Wed- nesday ovening last, convened by an unusually large number of ...

... I~ ~ = ?? iARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA. M WAR BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES ti AND MEXICO. ADVANCE OF THE MEIXPICAN FORCES a] ACROSS THE RIO GRANDE. CRITICAL POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES VJ ARMY. The steam-ship Cambria, Captain Judkins, reached the el Mersey yesterday afternoon, in beautiful style; her pas- tI sage up the river was a magnificent sight. She makes her passage in twelve days! a good ...

... OGRESS Qi? TE PUBLIC ARS._' j ~~e-agrueat'pleasnre In givinij iriertion to the followings report of the progress hitherto made in laying * ontV plahtingu~n4 ?? forwarding the completion of the Public Parks: tic inin CoNTRatonos' Woast -Tue conitractorsMessrs. Pimm and lliclharldson; have made, during the last nine weeks, - considerable progress in naltlie works. The draining of the whloie'of ...

... - - - - - - - - - - SpAiN.-Madrid journals of the 6th inst. containk ContrIa- hictory rumours respecting the meeting of the cortes, and the queen's impendling excursion to the sea-side. Her 3majesty again attended some horse-races onthe 6thi. General Concha was to arrive at Madrid from Galicia, oin the evening ti' of the same dlay. It was generally believed that General ni Na~rvaez had, At ...

... - - its THE Ras'utItC OF CREACoW.-(Froim ?? wvh Vienna, April 1S.-A courier, just arrived fronm Belsinr, bearer aid do tire news that the representatives of thle thrlee, powe~rs bud Of decidedl relative to the republic of Criracow, that tile slhunl ijiie lii of 1815 wits to ble maintained, bitt that the mrilitia wats to tie wlit 41iiahndetd, and that the thtree powers hadl tire right of for ...

... DO MasC PsarSLTArlONT 0or TfIl jON'Co.IIPE- T-S5TIMON5XA.L-The honourable nsesnbcer for lilusbulrY havinlg fiXedI SatuIrdaY ?? for receiving the above tribute of at people's, grfitti. tails, a depultation from the central committee, aocomlpanlied by Mr. Synie, the seceretary, witited nporn Mr. Dunconibe at his chiamers in the Albanty, where they presented theienji-' ilceit p)iece of plate, ...