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... A.l a - = - - e - - --,, Tuesday night's Gazelte contains the following official aeo notice fixing the limits of this port as follows :- Bil g The limits of the said port of Liverpool shall corn- mr menceat the termination of the port of Chester-namely, Wt at the Red Stones in Holylake, on the point of Wirral, att and so continuing down the river Mersey to the termni- DE nation of the port of ...
... Midtrirt Intetligence. - uer - out ASHTON. che MWAN FOUND DnowNsD.-Or uionday, the body of an old Mar, Buat named John Maiden, was found drowned in the river Tame, fror Ashton. ile has been misaing for the last fortnight. The body Sht was taken to the Queen's Armn, where it now liUe awaiting the Miet coroner's Inquest. Shin CnTLP BURNED TO DEATHf.-An Inquest was held on the body sent of a girl ...
... BBITISH: FUIqDS. Thursday. Friday. laturdayp- Bank Sook . 198,; 1.. l8t .. - e pqr Cent,1cduoed Anus 871 .. 88i r 88 8 per COe.ConsoblsAnnctle . 87t .. 88 .. 881 New 8kper Cent. Anns. ;. 88 .. 8 .. 89. i New 5 per eant. Annuities - .. - .. - Long Auns. to expire Jan. 1800.. 81-18 . . 8 15-1 . .8 15-16t Ditto,, Oct. 10i 1SS9 . - * 8i * - - Ditto 80 years, Jan. 5, ...
... I THE ANTI-STATE-CHURCHE IO-;rPMENT. I yiunr TatE TouR iN EssEX. rieso AkErEING AT COGGEsHALL.-Discussic.W WITH A adu CLERGYMIAN. afect 1(From a Cori-espondent.J neithi C&GC-ESIIALL. Wlednesday.-The association held a drivit most spirited ,and interesting meeting here last evenirg, Parli, in thie large schoof-roorn, which was crowded from the road coninencerlnent, while such was the interest ...
... COflRESPOWEmcB. To the Editor of the Ipswie4 Joucrnal. Stu,-In reply to a letter in your last week's Journal aine TConmon Sense, I beg leave to state that it 'wt141 be more consistent with truth and common sense not to seud a mandate to a Dean and Chapter to select a fit and proper person for a Bishop, withiout power ofJselection, and to call upon persons to object, without power to hear ...
... T .,U :x ! - 'iS AN ' D - M , -THE UNITED STATES AND MEXICO: By. th arrlal of the New ~Yorpicket JLvirpool, Mes$ of Ne-O 'eork papers to thei 23rd- ult. iuclusive,: have been reeIved.' The Ijiverpool bus brough; QO1OKip soereigns The papers spntain later .ew8$:ron: Mexico of an, inter- .estfng and, if tra,of ab impor~lepsnatnre& for the details of ?? we 'refer to the ktvacti.qive ?? CougseW ...
... la TRE LOSS OF THE AVENGE h Tanml, -h . s -_1 - ..A _ _N Pa f the wreck ff vnenger ?? taM aU worst feare hved bee e reali *erse ufi that more than four persons d; ue isnzed i respondent, dating the 6thamtBvet escape~ EIM. steam sloop Hecate sxrri e Tunis. Previously to entering the harboari 'Have four of Avenger's crew on board 'e These four proved to be the persen w vious letter, Lieut. ...
... THE NATIONAL-DEFENCE QUESTION Sir William unipaw-.0,i atl -Am . - Sir William Moleeworth l ?seed the follow- ing letter to the Specator I My dear Sir,-1 haveread in the Spctator with sorrowatw surprise the articles which you have inserted on the subject the nationtldefences? andwbichurticle6seemto meincousie.. with the great principles which you have So often and s!| ably advocated. Can you be ...
... LANCASHIRE. ~ r 'opi PROGRESS OP MANCHESTER. AS A BONDiNG ror ful P-The following tables, oltained from the Mitnchesiter Ces. suT tom-house, were quoted from by Mr. W. Gibb, at the maeets ani ing of the~ Commercial Atssociation :-Statemcnt of goods of Wi general consumption received under bond and wareheused the ina Manchester, froin lst Jan., 1847,' to 1st 'Jan, 1848:- by, 'Wipes, 414,133 ...
... VAN DIEMEN'S LAND, AND-THE CONVICT I B E__ SSTEM THERE. --.J *fLflAvf. W Sir,-Yoa may recollect that two years ago I d! brought the above subjects under the notice of the public Im througb your journal, and that it was then clearly shown by t' officia, and other authentic docnments, that when Sir G a] Arthur left the colony, in 1837, life and property were nearly as safe in it as in EnBland; ...
... T Thuraday Mornting, Rmb o'oeoch. The rumours of a collision between the troops and theo people at Milan, which we mnentioned yesterday, though then unconfirmed) produced much excitement in Paris on Tuesday evening, and a general decline ot all securities took pl1ace at the 13oae. These rumours have since been confirmed.. The Chamber of Peers, on Tuesday, continued the discussion on the ...
... THE LOSS OF THE AVENBR AM HI CREW. The arrival of the Malta mail adds some infer tion to the scanty intelligence already received refpw4 this fearful disaster. It is believed that the Avengernl hsve gone to pieces immediately she struck. How she 0 in that locality, so far out of her course to Malta, is ellt the important queations which a statement from a Elit alone can solve. Reference to ...