... WE have before us the measure, or rather measures, for ra establishing Limited Liability in Partnership. They r: do not extend to Scotland - but, as a PScottish bill f, will in all likelihood be brought in bye-and-by, we b may give an outline of the alterations proposed for Eng- h land and Ireland. a These measures are very incomplete and unsatisfactory d in one respect, although in another ...

... Lord Charles Manners, whose health had been fail- . ing for some time 'past, died on Friday, at his resi- dence in Sackville Street, in his 74th year. Lord 3 Charles was a General-in the army, Colonel of the 3d Light Dragoons, and a K.C.B. He entered the service in 1798, was in the campaign of 18081in Spain, and, as aide-de-camp to Lord Chatham, taccompanied the Waicheren expedition, and was ...

... - I .IMONDAY, JUNE 4. NEWV COLLEGE. e- On tie motion of Dr CANDLISIT, a committee was appoint- °o| ed to takce immediate steps for placing tbe Nerr College at Edinbargh as soon as possible on a permanent and secure °-Ifooting in respect of endowvment. id DEBTS ON CUEERCHtES, ETC. I M Ir HoG of Neliston read the report of the Committee on Debts on Ecclesiastical Buildings. It was stated that ...

... Monzday, June 4. Tiq fibu~thty didi~fthig-of the Town Couscoil was hold to day- the Lord Provost presidiilg. Pa~ece :-ociie 1,atsnSmith, Leslie, and Hender- son ; the Dean of Guild; Messrs Laier, Wehster, Williams, Gibb, Bothwell, Gordon, Blaikie, and Os-- wald. Mr George Maitlandi, Bookseller, wes admitted a Burgess of Guild; Mr James Willcin, Cooper, and Mr Alexander Adam,t Cooper, wyere ...

... BEUCOKiGEAAM PALACE. June 1. This dav had audience of Her Majesty his Iixcellency lhe I Count de Peraigny, Ambassador from the Emperor of the French, to deliver his credentials, to which he was introduced by the Earl of Clarendon, K G., Her Majesty's Secretary of Siate for Foreign AfFairs, and conducted by MNIjor-General tie Hon. Sir EdwaTd CuFt, ?? Ber Majesty's Master of ths Ceremonies. WAR ...

... Dublin, May 29. The embarkation of troops proceeds with little intermission at Queenstown. On Saturday .10 men and horses of the Royal Artillery, from Ballincolig, arrived at Queenstown and em- barked in the steam-ship Kangaroo, for conveyance to the Crimea. Five officers of tbe 49th Regiment, Lieutenants Chaplain and Coulson, and Ensigns Platt, Cooke, and Mitchell, accompanied them. The ...

... ? - V-?o L- , nl:414- e On Satedie fbtridriaig'iicsbakfiei tlrVsiralesii~li t- le Religiosnaitutiooork~Plaor ,'Ellebesd honveaed 1 i- by the Free Church Psalmodg Cofailitteeito boiifefoa valoS l lt topics conneetued;-iithfth6 *Oesebb dviewenbtdrfiihd amprovei 4 la :meutof Psalmody. B. Paul, Esq-.;pressded0andar mohg; tese lt hei Abwrjgentlemsen preient.svere..RBev Mr MALauihlhw4 cocmeoser, 1 ...

... (From the Times of Tuesday.) The victorious occupation of the town of' ertch by the Allied fofeesi the command we have thus obtained of the Cimmerian Bosphorus and ?? of Azoff, and the establishment of our power upon another point of the highest strategical importance -it the Rtlasiari territories, are events which augur most auspi- ciougly for the-success of the campaigs in which we are now ...

... ENO L IND, RETUMUOP TEE C16IRT To LONDON.-The Queen and Prince Albert let Obsorne on Thursday afternoon, necounpani- ed by the Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal, Prince Alfred, the Princesses Alice, Helena, and Louisa, Prince Arthur, PL ince Leopold, the Princess of Hohenlohe-Langenouug, the Princesses Adelaide and-Fdodore of Hohenlobe. Her Majesty and the roy- al party crossd in the Fairy, ...

... An. -- -- 1- A I (From tlme Morning Cbronicle.) M. de Lesseps is now on his return fr;om Egypt to Parisi probably to make the necessary arrangements for carrying out ,the project with which he has been. so long occupied, and for which, it is believed, he has at last obtained the consent of the Ottoman Porte, that of the Viceroy of Egypt having been long ago, arid very readily, given. This ...

... DOWNING STREET, May 30. The Queen has been pleased to appoint Major-General Edward Wells Bell to be Lieutenant-Governor of the Is]and of Jamaica. Her .Unjesty has also been pleased to appoint Roger Wil- liain Curtis, Esq., to be Civil Engineer for the Island of St Vincent. Her Majesty has further been pleased to appoint Henry Augustus Tudor, John James Raddock, and Charles Llovd 1ledder, ...

... fRIOM THE LONDON GAZETTE, OF. FRIDAY.. Powteeeo STicEr, MAYe 30.'J The Queen lin -been. ploeaed. to, eplpoinit. 11ujo~rteneral.,Edwa-rd waite lelt to be Liauenenat-Coveftortof thO Ilshid of'Janiniee. 11cr Majesty lieu also been pleasedl toiappoint flog W:)iHllam Curtis, Eeq.; to be Civil EnIfioler for tue Ilatoil of St. Vincent. tier Mo acsiy~ irtbottr boisn pleiased to. appoint lloory Aug, ...