... The Chancellor of the Exchequer's bill, which our Lon- don Correspondent informed us a few days since was about to be introduced to facilitate the recovery of public monies advanced for the relief of distress in Ireland was printed on Wednesday. The bill contains ten clauses, and is more intellitible in its phraseology than the generality of such documents usually are. After reciting various ...

... EDINBURGB GAZETTE. SEQUESTRATIONS. June 25. 'WILLIAM WILSON, merchant, shipowner, and agent in Glasgow-Creditors meet in the Black Bull Hotel there, 7th and 2Sth Julv, one o'clock. June 26. JoIN FYFF, boat builder in Ardrossan, in the county of Ayr-Creditors meet in the Railway Hotel there, 6th and 27th July, one o'clock. June 26. THoM&As HENDERSON, accountant, factor, and trader in Paisley ...

... POsTSO-It? T. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30,1847. The Queen held a Court yesterday afternoon at Buckingham Palace. A Cabinet Council was held yesterday at the Foreign Office. The Council sat two hours. Their Royal Highnrsses the Hereditary Grand Duke and Grand Duchess of Saxe Weimar, left town yesterday morning on a tour of visits to different noblemen. Her Majesty has conferred upon the Rev. ...

... COROFIN MONASTERY-RELTiF AND EDU-I CATION OF POOR CHILDREN. I Brother John Hanlon and his companion, who are alluded to in the subjointe letters from hie Grace the Archbishop of Tuams, and the Catholic clergymen of the parish in which the monastery of Corofhn la situated, are, we believe, now in this city, eadeavouring to obtain contributions to enable them to cary on the benevolent and ...

... I |ro-onm our Specal Correspondent.; LoNDov. TUESDAY MORN-ING. The second reading of the bill to enable the Government to snake advances for the promotion of Irish railways, expe- rienced a sharp bppbsition, principally from the ultras of the Liberal party, in the t(cinmoes last nightj i*ho took nearly the same views of the subject as that so earnestly and per- severingly, some are disposed to ...

... A London, Tuesday Nigbt; PARLIAMENTARY RESPECT TO O'CONNELL. The debate last night upon the second reading of the Irish Railway Loan bill elicited from the British House of Legislature an expression of opinion with respect to the calamity which bad befallen Ireland in the loss of her be- loved Liberator. Mr. Shell, who very rarely addresses the house, last n;ght, in a short and brilliant ...

... I OVERLAND MAIL, I IN'IA AND CHINA. ?? thf Mor-tirg Herdid.) We hare received papers from Bonmbay of tbe 20th May1 and Caloutta of the 8th May. No further intelllgence from Chiba. This mail has followed so closely that of the 12th, that little news oould be ekpected, and therefore We are not disappointed at the few matters of Interest *hiclh the present arrival supplies. We have great pleasure ...

... This reverend body met yesterday at l2 o'clock. Dr Paul, iniAerator, constituted the meeting. A communication was read from the managers of the Royal It Urmary, requesting a day to be fixed for the annual collec- tiin in aid of the funds of that institution, to be made simul- talcously in all the churches in Edinburgh, and that it might not interfere with the periodical collections for other ...

... 7th Hussars-The Balliesioc Star states, that on Friday night last, at ten o'clock, Private Smith of the troop of 7th bus- sars stationed in that town, having been severely reprimanded during the day by Seijeant-Major 'rout, watched him as be was going the usual rounds through the stables, and deliberately fired a loaded carbine at him. The serjeant-major very for- tunately evaded the shot. ...

... 7777w,~.*,dz rf Adz; hoe THIRD REPORT OF THE IRISH BELIEF COM.j MISSIONERS. ?? t Our London COrrespondent has again enabled us to anticipate all our metropolitan cotdgporaries in publishing the monthly report of the Commissioners appointed to carry out the provisions of the Tem. e porary Relief Act. This document conveys the e gratifyings, if well founded, information, that an organization has ...

... MEETING OF GUARDIANS-CASTLEBAR _ . . . . . UNION. The usual weekly meeting of the Board of Guardians was held on Saturday last, Mr. P. Walshin the chair. The Clerk read the following letter from the commis. aioners: Poor Law Commission Office, Dublin, 7th June, 1847. SooThe Poor Law Commissioners have had before them the lists of immediate lessors and of occupiers by whom arrears of rate ...

... I)EVON AND EXETER BOTANICAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. The 5Stb Exhibition of this Society, and Second for tile l present year, took place in this city onl Friday last, aid in splen- m dour surposeed nil which had previously been seen. A main hi object with this Soeiety,-(indoed the canro that led to its fornis- tion,l-has been to reduce horticultural operation to well detlinot Cl svstemll or ...