... [tY LONDON, TUESDAY MORNING. n- THY CZAR'S REFUSAL TO ACCEDE TO THE PROPOSALS Or Oh THE WESTERN POWERS-POSITION OF AUSTRIA AND be GERMANY-VERDICT AND SENTENCE ON LIEUTENANT PrRnY-THE SALE Or BEER BILL AND THE LICENSED VICTUALLERS-IMPORTANT ARGUMENT IN DEFENcE OF in THE BILL I3Y THE TEMPERANCE PARTY. d By far the most important news which arrived yester- day, was that announcing that the ...

... AletroCpolita a liv Vi r1 ct'tund . I1 ! . vn. a. . a. AA-r. . -QA-.. - . . D . . . .. . . . .. M TaB LEG18LAsxcOo op LAST SxsstoN.-Fronm a pasrliameni- e tary return receittly printed it appears that in, the course of 0 lest session 180 public bills wene introduced into the Hotuse t. of Commons-117 by the govermnent, and 68 by privete n?tmembers, Of the ...

... foreipn anl colonial aimielanp. 1.1 1.1l .. ..- ,..~.. , , A- Ap % so u ov . -s d ,a FREE TArAE ADVANCING IN FRANcr.-Another addition to the long list of provisional free-trade measures decreed v by Napoleon 111. appears in the Afoniteur this morning. Foreign brandy of all kinds is to be admitted into France, F until farther orders, on payment of a customs duty of lbfr ...

... 0 J . . _ Ameeting of gentlemen interested in the uetrofunteag Stec engines, end resident in Menrbester end the eurudn nd district, wes oconvened at the Town3 Hall, yesterday afternoonl, ethl, by at circnlar which eves signed by Mr. Fi'airbairn, Mr. H enryre Honidewortb, anldi Mr. Joseph NWbitworth. Twenty-five or prea th~irtygentilemen were preseeut,in the mayor's parlouir, amongst pro the ...

... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. MA NCUESITER, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1854. THE WAR.-ARRIVAL AND LANDING OF I TEE ALLIED FORCES IN THE CRIMEA. raMIg- ---- t 1 - .1 .n- A see -AAz-- A. I- The greatest naval and military expedition that C e was ever launched, has succeeded, without a single tl mischance or accident of any kind, in crossing a dan- t gerous sea, and in effecting a secure landing onatbe g ...

... FOR OTHER MISCELLANEOUS NEWS, SEE SUPPLEMENT. e, 4R'n FRIEDRICtH UNGER'S CONCERT.-OOur musical 3 frienda will perceive that a concert is announced by Mr. KhIl ger, a resident pinist, who on this occasion Makes his irirst public appeal. H e is assisted on the occasion by in- ill strutonentalists of talent favourably Ikown in this locality, luand by Mr. Charles Guilm ette, a vocalist of whom we ...

... atotr(rt wrwo. (For previous District ANes, see Supplemeant.) h 01 ASHTON. Sl THE ANNUAL LICENSING DAY.-Yesterday (Friday) being B the day fixed for the granting of the licences for the sale of A spirituous liquors within the borough, the following gentle- al men occupied the bench:-Geo. Heginbottomn Esq. (mayor), hi W. Sunderland, J. Metcalfe, J. Deac, and S. Kershaw, Esir e The Chief ...

... lne 11 An inhabitant of Dorcheeter attributes the outbreak of us cholera in the town 'to the fact that the clothes and a portion e. of of the bedding of upwards of 700 couviets, who had recently ti ise been removed from Milbatik prisou, where the oholera was it raging, to the barcacks at Dorchester, had beets sent into the Li ls- town to be washed ; within foter daye after Stuch clothes being ...

... 1 t 1.. ..- At 1. --.I.- -A I. . V A S -.I John V The half-yearly meeting of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Hlawl Roilesay Company took place on Wednesday, et noon, in the Filen Palatine Hotel, near the Victoria station. wilav a~ echairman of the board of directors, Mr. B. W. Wick- Warb r apresided; (nod after the half-yearly report of the direc- near, atore had been read by the secretary, Mr. ...

... Diotr(d Nexuo. . - ? I S. d (For previons District News, see Supplement.) U STALYBRIDGE. Ye d THE NEW BSEn AoC.-The licensed victuallers' held a al c special meeting of their body at Mr. George Smith's the Ili Jr Commercial Ino, on Monday afternoon last, with reference r iu to this bill, and the general imposts under which they now nr it suffer. Resolutions were entered into to oppose all ...

... Rocal alitf ItUrmllallrotm de THEATRE ROYAL.-London criticism is not at all times in accordance with the taste of the provinces, an illustration fy of which the Theatre Royal presented to us last evening in e- the performance of a Mr. Coppin, announced as a recent ve importation from Australia, and of whom we had been led ch to anticipate something of a much higher quality titan it was u- our ...

... h;r TO READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS. Thi HEINUv RUSHoTO.-We will endeavour to reply to his questions an on Saturday. We have not bad time to go into the matter, for CaS his rentuest involves some little labour. Mr A REAnDER.-We are acquainted with no writer he could more pro- E fltablv consult thao Adam Smith. wBe AN AnMIanEtR-Certainly not. Th 0. 11.-Perbaps on Saturday we may be enabled to ...