... I Z- -- go - Ass -1n;A-A 1-v -fF nf r Lor ?? have been abolished by act of prc d Parliament, and marriage is now the only lottery hei that the law allows. Lotteriesstillp ...

... re (Concluded from our last.) h ?? at The climate of the Australasian colonies genial in ig the extreme, and peculiarly suited to English constitu- tions. An intelligent witness, Mr. Malco ...

... Birletrftear, &c. ELEcTIoN OF COMMISoSoeaUS FOR WALLASKY.-On Friday last, lbnl tho following gentlemen were elected comsnissiolerseto fill the nd vacancies annually occurring under the Improvement Act ...

... Netad altn oIderbatioWv. er SPAIN. haearied hen Madrid journals to the 8,h instant hearid.TeC19 Government had received the text of the treaty between re Spain and Uruguay. i The Heraldo st itcs, that in the province of Grenada, a sin force of 800 men, 200 of whom were on horseback, as ( semble recently to protect an extensive smuggling wj ,operation, and that as the Government had no force to ...

... DO-MESTIC. REMOVAL OF THLE COURT TO THE IST,r OF WiVIjiT.- lif HeIr wai~jsty's commanmds to the South Western Enlwaji y of Comupany~ for her special tralec. to be, inl reedliness ait thu Nine dE Elmns termitiius onl '1Tursclcy meorneicg, ait ten. mlitettes pclist dl1 seine o'clock, haviiugbeeni ireeived, thu usual orilers to 1 etcsi- III thle line were issued, and every pr-eparatiun mnade ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... MRS. SIGOURNEY'S PEACE ADDRESS. The following address to the women of England is from b the pen of MIrs. Sigourney. Need we say any more to re- tl commend it to the attention of all the friends of peace i su this country? to Lctert Jrom mtany ladies int New England to thwose tf Great w Britain. 01 To your eloquent addresses on the subject of amity be- P tween our nations, our hearts respond. ...

... l RISE AND PROGRESS oF AN IRISR STATESMAr Prom aen 6d Srap Beek. )-day, The union- between Great Britain and Ireland garet a met a death-blow to what has been so appositely called I The i with trade o ...

... 2rT~e IijervvTi ime'rttcro. SA LUS pOPUL I LEK SUlPRENrA, FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1846. - th, Sir Robert Peel is not the only minister who has be been hurled from power in t ...

... GLEAANIN GS. Geology proves that the palm tree formerly grew, and the crocodile and turtle lived, in England. Guilty or not guilty 7 said a judge to a native of the Emerald Isle. $Just as your honour pleases. It's not for the likes o' me to dictate to yer homuer's worship, was tile reply. The last summer fashions ii Georgia consist of a shirt collar and a pair ofspurs ! i The worst of the ...