... XD }A5t 1-4R1' Watrts AND EAST-RIDING XTIMS. HULL, FRIDAY, OCT. 22,1847. AI.MOST every column of our present im- . pression has some reference to the unprecedented al money crisis. Firm after firm is obliged to yield ti to the pressure. Our Merchant Princes, one after so another, through causes over which they have no r control, and to the bringing about of which they tc have in no way ...

... r Extract from the Singapore Free Press of June 21. of The Mischief, White, brings us the following account !1t of a gallant fight between the Nemesis and a fleet of 1, pirates:- it Yesterday afternoon IM.I.S. Royalist, Lieut. Gordon, 1- from Labuan, the 14th June, arrived here bringing ac- 13 counts of a very severe action having taken place between y H.C. steamer, Nemesis, and a number of ...

... PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTO. TheRev. G. Stephensoiillector of Dicliseburgl, Not folk, to be an Honorary Canon of the Cathcdra' Clurel. of Norwich. The Rev. J. W Neat, to the Perpetual Curacy of Cl.o- down, Mlidsomer Norton, Somerset. The Rev. G. F. Galaher, to Carlisle Episcopal Cliapel. Kennington-lane, Lambeth. The Rev. W. IV. Itowlev, to tile Perpetual Curacay 0 Emmanual Church, Weston ...

... - r I ?? ?? TuE accounts from Italy this week confirm the hope previously entertained, that peace may, after all, be preserved between the Austrian Government and the-PoPE. Letters have been received from Rome, announcing the evacuation of the city of Ferrara by the Austrian troops, and their retirement once more into the citadel, as having actually taken place; but no sofficial document has ...

... ?? our own Correspondent.) P MANCHESTER, ffridOY.J .forning. 0 I had anticipated only yesterday morning, just before leaving home for the day, that the week would pass over without T any commercial disaster, when lo! during the forenoon, one of the at ioldest banka in the town suspended its payments, namely, that of Mesors. Scholes, Tetlow, and Co. This stoppage may truly be said to have taken ...

... ird- TO TEl3 EDITORS OF TVE LEEDS MERCURY. am GrNTLrslEN,-J-Having had some experience in the worh- ?? lug of the smaller Mochanics' Isititutious 0nd Mutual Iuprove- en- ment Societies in this neighbourhood, I may perhaps be allow. ed to suggest a plan whereby they can be rendered more efficient than they are at present. rd- I am convinced that one of the best methods of attracting gtle, ...

... MIERCANTILE AFFAIRS IN MlANCHESTER. I (From, our own Correspondenf.) MANClHESTESO, Friday u orninrq The commercial news of the week, as regards Manchester, a bas been most unexpected and alarming. Do Jersey & Co's. stoppage in the first of great magnitude which lies directly affected our spin- ners, manufacturers, machine-makers, millvwrights, and engineers. The amount supposed to be owing in ...

... TO TME WORKING CLASSES. MY FmrIEDS, i address this letter generally to your-or- dar, lecause I amt vain enough to think that all have an interest in my character. It is now one o'clock on Friday morning, and I must be brief. You will allow that I have done three fair davs' work. On Monday, I at- tended the Crown and Anchor. meeting, and ,was not in bed till two o'clock. On Tuesday, I travelled ...

... r; Intelligence from Labuan and Berneo to the 101h n of June, bat been received:- rs At the end of May the Nmepis steamer, having oR t board Mr Brooke, Captain Grey, of H.MES. Columbine, and Lieutenant Gordon, of H.MS. Royalist, proceeded IO to Bruni to obtald the ratification of the treaty with the M Sultan. On the 28th of May the Sultan ratified the id treaty, which Mr Braoke was to convey ...

... FORTBCOMING MEETINGS. BrLssoNc.-A genefal mueeting of the members et the Land Company will take place at Mr Linney'c, ?? Shovel Inn, on Thursdayevening next. BiSIMINGOANs-1I1, RZAsrarzws.-In eonsequenser of the slbper in honour of the return of Mr O'COD-' nor, for Nottingham, taking place on Monday even- ing next, the meeting for reeeivingasubseriptionie, .ie. .will be held on thefollowir ...

... I O G T A. .HAPTzR 111. i i LFailure of the iank of lhland g .aits conseymcos. ti When bly order of council the ministry on the ce 26th of February 1797, forbid the bank of England re, .'to discharge its 'lloteasff~6I igFIver, gnj which pr ihas been since passed into a Ia*, the w- ole'japer mi Icurrency of the natiou has been deprived dof tl&e only ex means of ascertaining, from time' to ...

... THE IRISH ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT. DUBLIN, SueT. 25.-The Irish department of the Ordnance, the business of which is carried on at Dublin Castle, is forth. with to be suppressed; or. according to the Lords of the Treasury, combined with the London board. This system of centralisation in favour of the great metropolis, to the prejudice of the provincial capital, has long been the cause of angry ...