... 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 ...

... WETSLEYAN METHODIST ASSOCIATION SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY. o unidY last, sermons were preached in Pleasant-street I and ?? aud Day Eehoolg CIIPe t , with this body of Christlan, who give Instruction in 00pwards of 2500 children. Yesterday, the children ef the 1ario5s sohool', amounting to 1000, after assembling in the above ed haPel, and listening to an excellent and appropriate ad- reoby thb Rcv.T- ...

... THE ?? ?? e We subjoin a complete list Of the new MiniWry, so fat as constituted, in juxtapoiinwihoeo terpo decessors in officel 'the' a6pointments remuaioitgt~'o be made atrm ithe househod -el 0 ?? ADMINISTEa&'ION. PEEL ADMIITA ION d 1- - ?? ~~July, 1840, JmnuarY, 1 !~First Lord of the Treasury.ho .. ?? ?? Ristsell ?? Robert Peel d ir Lord Chancellor ?? ?? . Lord Cotteiham; ?? Lyndhurst. ...

... -, f.,?O xvcxl ?Itdtttiqtlmil ?? ? qlp-- ie ~ ~ ~ niorning last ?? 0analaring and, ?? oti e Fe building situate in Cooper's-row, ocuie y lr a-who were on duty ?? smoke issuing frm tebidng, adte lrmth, r:was immediately comuiae othe fire station. Mr.p~ at Hewitt, with his uulprompiueo ?? sions, immediately reardto thesneocnfartnt ly having under his dietoiaprinoftefr biae ,y with the engines ...

... THE ROYAL VISIT.-rHE INVITATIONS.I - It is really irksome to hare contintally imposed upon us the task of correcting the errors or the inventions of oar conteinporaries We last week made several observations on the suiject of' the dispute, in the Committee of the Council, as to who ought to be invited to the civic banquet on the occasion of Prince Albert's visit to Liverpool. The Rev. ?? ...

... Newl ?? obdti-batili ITO. 25! AMELRICA. fro By thb packet-ship Cambridge, Captain Blarstow, we GE have ?? 'New York papers to the 16th nilt., being one day later than the advices by the Hibernia. The an London l ine of packet ship Quebec, Capt. Hebard, -ir- fiti aste rived at Plymouth, h1as brought Now York papers to the thi y'e 18th ultimo. At the sitting of the Senate on the 15th1, GI all Mr ...

... 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 ...

... At the usnal fortuigbtly meeting, on Tuesday, the following members were ?? Rev. Rector Campbell, (in the chair,) Messrs. Riding, Scholefield, Bennett, Thornely, Groom, Chesney, Hand, Smith, Mellor, Stitt, Bright, Swainson, Mayor Molyneux, Yates, Ferguson, Whitby, Avison, and l1algh. Mr' Ferguson read a long letter from Mr. Evans, the Governor of the Workhouse, directing attention to the ...

... 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, ...

... led The arrangements connected with the intended visit of a Prince Albert are, we understandt rapidly approaching a ?? hecompletion. Oni Salturdayr, the AMayor was engaged in til, til. sending out cards of invitation for the erand banquet wit ve-at the Ton-hall, on the 30:h instant. The invitation lb card is of a larger size than usual, and in the engraving, OS- executed by Mr. Isaac, of ...

... @Etr~tentcea-, &c ifAW PARK AT EAsenikn.-Mr. William Latd~ out a fine park of 200 acres between Eashmad 'a and Villas will be erected on a great portionofheln.Wu4 stand it is to be called Cartlett Park. ws COMPLAYeT AGAIMS5T AN ATToaRes.-On Mondy reptbi looking female made a complaint to the magstesprestli tu)Mr. Chew, an attorney. She stated, that rheps e letibe51, and place the parties owed ...