... SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING THE DUE OBSERV- . ANCE OF THE LORDS-DAY. 12, Exeter Hall, Strand, March, 1 847. A RESPECT FUL ADDRESS FROM THE COMMITTEE, TO THE RIGHT REVEREND THE ARCHBISHOPS, BISHOPS, AND CLERGT OF THE UNITED CHURCH OF ENGLAND AND IRELAND. It having; pleased Almighty God, in His inscrutable wisdom, to afflict with grievous —mine certain parts of these Islands ; witb God's revealed word ...

... A week of very fine weather, and rather large arrivals of flour and Indian corn at several of the western ports from America, have sufficed to cheek thle upward movement in the prices of grain, and at some of the leading provincial markets the trade hasisecomevery dull. The article of Indian corn, which has for a long period been relatively higher tlhan wheat, has been affected to a greater ...

... TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CHAMBER OF I COMMERCE, DUBLIN. GENTLEMEN-A moat important meeting of the Chamber is to take place on to-morrew (Tuesday), of which you have not the elightest notice, either through the press, or by a posting in the room; and it being the annual meeting for the election of the president, council, and officers, and passing the accounts, I beg to offer the following auggea. ...

... Woolwich, M-incn 26.—The Cyclops, Gorgon, Vix«n, and Fury, st>v., ordered to be prepared for commission soon possible, aml'their armaments held realiness for them at Woolwich. The following steam-sloops have been ordered home, and on their arrival are to be fitted with all possible despatch for service, and their armaments to be kept in readiness for them, viz., Cormorant, Driver, Hecate,Hecla ...

... _M~c ju ictit. E- N G 1L I S 11. LONDON COR1N-EXCI!ANUJ, FRIDAY, MARCH 19.- Diring the present week, thte arrivals ot E'nglish Wheat hntro been maoderately good ; yet the stoed.4 to-day w'ero b~ ?? sagel snp~laedwith am pi's. A IIdescriptions moveTA effteiodily at aboat ?? quotations. In foreignlitebsns was doing; yct tlie holders were Ilern, andi %ould not sell e.acept :at fell pr-ices. The ...

... Thf. Contest for the Chancellorship Cambridge.—Earl Powis has addressed the following circular to his supporters: Berkeley-square, March 1, IS47.—Rev. Sir, —I hasten to acknowledge, with my warmest thanks, the exertions you have made in my behalf during the contest, now concluded, for Chancellorship of the University of Cambridge. It will always be a source of pride and gratification me that ...

... EDINBURGH, March 10. The industrial school system is making progress, and is even beginning to work aggressively, will be seen from the following occurrence at Dundee :—Two members of the school committee there accidentally learned that a boy, about ten years of age, had been taken up by the police for stealing a roll; and it occurred to tnem that this was a fit case for being looked after. ...

... .. PRICES OF'SHARES . . IN LEEPS, LONDON, LIVERPOOL, AND; MANCHESTER. 'RAILWAYS. The, lare mrnaret hasa been unsally'inactive during t~h~ week, .And in the' absence of b usiness prices remain almost without i~baage~ Boatl~anceahire ucrip having been ratlier In demand at TOOTAL, BARFF', & PLINT. IJEEDS SIIARE'LIST. **Those mnerked (d) are discount, and (p premium, wlllsestreferonicnto the ...

... ll?' craur-4, ffifibrillutev. SPITALFIELDS BROAD SILK WEAVERS Branch of the United Trades Association, held at the White Horse, Hare-street, Bethnal Green, Feb. 27. rhefoliowing resolution was ?? this meeting views with alarm the ruinous reductions continually taking place in the price of our labour (notwithstanding the high price of provisions), and fearing the same will continue, unless the ...

... II 'Henry Lovatt ?? ?? Corran, !J iverpqolj merchants, March 20, April 27, at 11 -o'clock, at the Liverpool District Cort of Bauklruptcy: solioitorm, Msar.: Norris, Allen and Sirnpson, Bedford-row; and Mr.' Norris, Liverpool; oficial assiguec, Mr. .Cazenove Liverlpool., John Haistead, Ridclie, Lancashire, cotton manufac- tirer, March 26, Aprii 16, at 11 o'clock, at the Manchester, District ...

... |ATTLE. ot PRESTON CATTLE MIARKET.-Phurnday taoti. at There was a tolerablo show this morning of mutton and vel,' Is, cnd rather a mere eearce supply of beef. The demand was very- a- brisk, and allw wee nearly bought ip. , eef sold from 6d. to A6d. m nutton, irom Sad. to 7d.; and veal, from ed. to 0}d. , 6' ilVERPO6L 'CATTLE UARKET.--Monday loat.. 'We have had an average supply of all .inde ...

... ADJOuRNED EXTRAORIgDNARY MEETING. On Monday last a meeting of the Hultl Dock Corn- Sc pattywas hld atthe Dock Office, and was numerously co attended. Th was an adjournment ftemeigr held 00 jtho 8ThiJanuairy last, called in pursuance of the pr following requisition: in l We, ths underslgned, being proprietors ef shares in the is undertaking for snaking a, basin, or dock quay or. wharf, re. en ...