... PASSING OF THE CORN AND CUSTOMS I BILLS-REJECTION OF THE COERCION l BILL--CHANGE OF GOVERNMENT. I i is U As we anticipated in our last, the Corn Importa- tivi tion Bill and the Customs Bill were read a third of ] time in the House of Lords on Thursday night, and ten passed without a division, Lord Stanley, the great LWo leader of the protectionists, contenting himself with wh as(infg ...

... EXTENSION OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. I We find in the Atheaneum of last Saturday a curiously Coincident echo to our observations of the previous day, on the advantages which Christian missions and the cause of free trade would derive from the cultivation of i the English language in the widely-extended dependen- cies of ourvast empire. Our literary contemporary, in E a review of The Native Irish ...

... MIISCELLANEOUS EXTRACTS. aeir Grataus A HAZARDOUS GIFT.-Fr* the most pet Wha i sly we call genius is at hazardous gift to the possessor Genus Id f wears, indeed, at blrtlie and Careless aspect; but-teitenlS andi e-xternal histo4y of men of geniuts proves it, adtevr i of P?et.to whomi you have raised at monum111ent is the mot on r~vancing example of tile facet-it is scarcetly ever unode n ...

... Ist or aTHE EXAMINER. rs, it . MANCHESTER, h; . SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1846. fG The chief appointments in the New Administration De hN- have been finally arranged. The greater number of ml the wlaits would be moved last evening, aud on ml Monday lier MaMjesty will receive and tranmsfer the 8 ,FE seals oifofilce. It was Luamdrstood that the House of Pa Commons would be adjourned fromn last evening ...

... FOUNDATION OF AN INDEPENDENT CIIAPEL I AT WILMSLOW. P.'1RTY SiT HffsIWTH~ilN .UAHLL. on Friday last the foundation-stonc of a neiv Indc- pendent Chapel and School was laid at WihuISlow. The site ot' thle building is to the right of the road leading' from Wilmislovy to Alderley, and at n distance of three'- quarters of a mile, or thereabouts, from the old centre of' 'Wilmoilow, so that when ...

... I, P.pwLRLAranTY; CoioarrimE Bussnuss.-The follow- e ing.is a summary of the business transacted~in corm e mittees of both houses on railway bills during the week. .e Those marked thud ?? were before the Lords. Bills d piassedcommittee onislirmerita ?? Llynvi ;. ValIey and South Wales Junction, the Waterford, th A exfocd, Wicklow, and Dublin; the Manchester, th it Huddeisfield, and Oldham; the ...

... TIHE NEW MINISTRY. According to anticipation, the Administration of Sir ROBIRT PEEaT. is at an end, and Lord JOeN RUs- SELT. is now the head of the Government. Whether the chlange will he advantageous to the country or a not, it has for somle timne been inevitable ; and ve are not disposed to complain of what cannot be avoided. It is a sound opillion, amnd almost univer- sally prevident among ...

... THE APPPOACHING TWVELFT- OP JU.Y.-Preparations *are being actively carried out linolg flee bodies, connected with the Orange Institution in this quarter. and in Lisburi Hulishorough, Mloira, Droinere, Lur-gati, Portiudowni,Aijtrimn, and their vicinities, for celebrating the ensuing anniversary in a styl ?? iirvalled. It isanticipated diet the number of nieinbers congregated at the general ...

... FEMALE LECTURES ON TOTAL ABSTINExCE.-On Sunday evening last, the celebrated Mrs. Jackson, of Whitehaven, lecturer on the benefits of total abstinence, commencedthree lectures at the Commercial Hall, Wigan, pn the propriety and advantage of the above objects in their effects on the moral and spiritual conduct of the prietnt generation. The lecture was very ably delivered by ne lady, and ...

... toariat ItetFtence To LIBERnAL AND FRE' g~ thtpsare5A 1re Y ire BolaoUGH ELUCT-ols.-The followig thnan rqie to be done to secure the entry of your unaies on the lists r just about to be made out by the overseers -.-Oa or be- de: fore the 20th instant all the poor rates and assessed taxest it due from you during the twelve calendamot nx E before the 6th of April last, must b espid ShoY usd be ...

... I A- n -A.D V. A deDutation, consisting of the follow BrEQU, sq., iN wit two reuiiios 'eu~gjtha hefow ?? on Wedne a Thdote f tation of thoea Open ing gentlemen , viz.o ther count Sof Waler, a v rei Simpsoc and Wt. Evans, Eoos.T, of Manchester, ac- usel ?? by Messrs. Rathbone, Mellor,fHolt, Rawdon, C Wyder, Wylie. Pentihgtoi, Finch, 3. Taylor, Crook, was Hobson, and Robertson, of' Liverpool, ...

... |DREADFUL CONFLAGRATION AT ST. | JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, 1- 7 J.L±.1 K' Ig On the morning of Tuesday, the 9th nlt. a dreadful fire . broke out at St. John's, Newfoundlatnd, which hns resulted - in the destruction of n vast amount of property. The fire g originated iln l house in George-street, and is supposed to to have been occasioned by seme chips and shmavings which w- were burnt fin the fire ...