... -vollic5tic 'Kich%, TnE ATO-4TrAuit Isrnctsire-T ?? has just passed hafs been oue of the most trying to tile g~reat mon(letarY 0stabliShanenIts in the city which hasi Occurred smitice thu crisis or 182Z3. IL lifts been stated, respeoting the large a ilisenito1ting 'ho1nait of Gurney. Overend, anl Co. thait, to enubie theni to meent. aley toemgerglv whicht mi-ght arise, the 'house of Gnirifley ...

... |RIT OFS A PARENT TO THE CUSTODY 'rI3T OP HF1ISh CH'ILID. iLS II1 RF, E.LIZABETH CItYNwIOa.-ThiS Case CaWIe on for *IQ tho asgamleiet lon Satudlay last, before Mr. Jlstic( PLttison, at ha . Ilt Chambers on tile retlern to a writ of 10dlbeas coM',ns. issuedl at Tin ' a the linstance of the child's parents against John Jackson, ?ei ied Louit(a, his wife, to compel its restorationm. It appears, ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS—THURSDAY, JULY 1. The Earl of Ashburton moved for Extract: from all communications between the Secretary for the Colonies and the colonial governments, relative to any repeal or diminution of those differential duties by which the produce of the domestic industry of this country had hitherto been protected.—Agreed to. The Trustees' Relief Bill was read a second time, and the ...

... it is energetic enough when there is a prospect of obtaining more money from the State. A great meeting was held in London last Wednesday, Lord Ashley, who has the credit of negotiating a bargain with the Wesleyans, being in the chair, and the principal speakers being the Bishop of Norwich, the Bishop of St. Asaphs, and the Bishop of Adelaide, one those new church functionaries whom the whig ...

... ? ?? Varlianiciltarp 31.111telitiylve. ILOUSB OF LORDS, T'I:SDJAY TI. After disposiug of sone, routine bni-,ih ,t p ! aldj ioit e, fit a few ttitr.tt1ts past liV4,. THURSDAY ?? s. Lord ?? stuted his inention o U entire ?? wihich bad tlsn place re. i i- Welligton sitatue. It 'QS ieu iQ Ihai Ii e been rised by publi Lion olh the iug the statnle or ?? wi ! nierly grinted the site. s4use ELt ...

... THE EXAMINER. M A N CH EST'IE R, TUESDAY', NOViE-Al B EIR :30, 1847. ARRIVAL OF RTE, CALEDONIA.-AP WEE] LATER FROM AMERICA. The royal mail steamer f'Aledoiaj. arrived at Liver- in Iool last evening, at eight o'clock, from Boston and P Halifax, after a passage of eleven days from the latter port, amld by her ?? have received our files of V papers from New York to the 15th, Boston to the l0th, ...

... iptit of the ires%. 1 . 1. 5 e- - f CUiM.M]NEUCIAL DISHONESTY. T~at (From the Daiy; New05.) Waslls v^;'ord is as good as his bond is a I1 %v Often hear made, and, in many iustancesfno Eh9a1 hlu,; ?? he average of bonesty may he tti Iidi tni n in most - continental countries. ilaes,,r * , rs cl IS h~t t sos, to ai remarkabie degree, (Itllers Ignorance is not so- ?? re ?? uf ,e~n as -in Paris, ...

... IO A eve, ° Sinugetl.l Destination. ?? ?? N dxt. facet. ch'c Destintion. frons London. du e. %VP a O __ __ __ ?? . .y c 0 1 sl)i2'rllAtIP'TOX STATiON. .. 5M*Nadeirai Mnrs l1 o I s. 9d. 5Lisbon ?? ?? Oc1tb , n ros 1 0 Gibraltar ?? ?? .. ' |J tho thetl 10 Malta and loniall Islands Ili 0 I t Greece and *Egypt . . ?? r d 20th of ' lecu 6 1 0 Inz~dia, Ceylon7 arid China every m5onth. that 0 ( () ...

... P - ?? At. -1 Examiner Office, Five o'cloeck, Peal. BTELNDON FAILURES OF YESTERDAY.1 Te (Frost the Times of to-day.) Teexcitenient catused by the urgent deniand for money has been increased by two additional fiuethe firstben 3that of RougemnontBrothers, an old-established house, whose c.liabilities are supposed to be of moderate extent,whlifle the second is that of John Thomas, Son, and ...

... THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE. The packet-ship Ashburton, Captain Howland, arrived in the Mersey, on Tuesday night, with New York paper* to the 9th ult., containing a copy of the President'* message. The message extends, as tsual, to considerable length, occupying upwards of eight columns and half of the New York papers. We subjoin a pretty full abstract of its contents. The president coifrmience* by ...

... 'Spirit of tbe vress. ud ~SHAKSPER~E'9 HOUSE. wy (From the Atlas.) tvY ?? issaking ait last to redeemn the coiuntry fromn ry the di'sgrace of Seeing Sbhalspere's house set uip to auectiolv, Otand sold to thle bigbest-spieulator. The Arcbeologaica r' Society`, ithinoughi they have niot ostensibly taken up1 the rel mute ayb expetted, during their visit to Stratford next weelt, to tkea Sonie ...

... TllE PROGRESS OF CEJINTPRAL S'ISiTON it The history of governments has generally sW, ,ii that selfishness, andi not patriotisic, has i;lilc,. ti! ruling motive from \\hicb tbhir rneasureS hhini Pp cl, ceeded. The advocacy of right and benefici]! 1) ?? e, ciples bas cominuouly been undertaken l v n-n x, polliticialns, either when legislative power wea, . le possessed, or when the fear of ...