... WEDNEBDA Y, January 13,1847. The adjourned meeting of the Council wm held this for the purpose of Uking into consideration the notion, of which Mr. Alderman Band« had given notice, for increasing the aalary of Mr. Rushton. There was numerous attendance ef members. The Mayor, in introducing the proceedings, read a memorial, signed 1200 persons, of which the following copy To the Wortkipful ...

... Polios Court.—On Monday, John Pearce was committed for trial, at the sessions, on charge of stealing a game cock from Mr. Samuel Miushall, of Lower Neston.—Mary Moore was also commited for stealing wearing apparel, from lodging-house kept by Mary Preston, in Oak-street.—A man named Thomas Melling, pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing, from fellow lodger, a number of cards, songs, &c. He ...

... Parliament will he the Queen in person Tuesday next. The terms the Queen's ' Speech would determined upon at a meeting of the Cabinet yesterday afternoon, and wil; be submitted a meeting of the Privy Council on Monday next. We have el>ewhere dilated the subjects which will require the earliest attention of the Legislature—viz., the Condition of Ireland, and, indeed, ot the whole United Kingdom ...

... Fit!DA Y, January B.— Wind S.S.E., moderate. Observer, Fowler, hence at Corfu Romp Jenkins, hence at Malaga bui) ft f m An« in e a; M, ° erva - Marsden, from Pernam- Charlotte, 1101. Adriadne. from Calcutta at Kingstown f-ntalooo, f. r ♦his port, has put back Glasgow for having been in contact wirh another vessel off Joan Hoi ton, Cunningham hence at Pitbliu lurauiatta, hence for Valparaiso ...

... gusto. But just aa he was about ?»iaff the delicious draught, he awoke; u What a fool am said he, M why was I not content to drink it cold ? Mor* than On*—A clergyman in the country was reproving a married couple for their frequent distensions, which were very unbecoming both in the eye of God and ™ that they were both one, you would think WHEAT AND FLOUR FROM AM KMC A. I The New Ytrk Courier ...

... have been requested publish the following brochure, which professes to he '* A new Transit.ion he 1 u t*.fih Chapter of the Firet Book of Chronie'ts. One the People. It i- hardly necessary prom se» 'ha' the ee leading characters are r s. Bright. and Jeremiah Garnett, of the Manchester (Suardinn. >r 'hr word that thou spoken in th«> name of K- Lord, will not Leitiken ...

... WRrrraM axcLUsircLV roam* mbrcurv.j LIVERPOOL FOREIGN PRODUCE MARKET. THORBDA T, January 14. AR.—There con to be a very extensive demand for SuK->r from both grocers and refiners. Sever sales have been mtdc this week to the b>-ewer«, in anticipation of Bnfar being admitted into tbe breweries; .and prioea may be quoted fully dearer. RICE continues in great request, bath on the spot and arrive, ...

... rite l.tbc'|)ool SALVS POPVLI LEX SUPRE*TA F HID AY, JAXUAUY 15, 1847. We rejoice to perceive that the appeal just made to the liberality and sympathy the British public, for the relief of Irish distress, has, as on every previous occasion, been met a generous and prompt response. The discussion of the largest questions of social justice does not require to draw t the strings either of p;:rse ...