... 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 ...

... F id Royal South Gloucester ?? Cunmingham, Gent, to be lt quartermaster. il CastlemartinYeomanryCavalry.-Cornet Thomas Stokes, to be lieutenant; Decimus WIliams Byers, Gent., to be cornet. to of. BANKRUPTS.-FRIDAY, M~Lt 25. ty Popplewell and Goff, Lime-street, merchants, to surrender June S, m Julyb,satBasingball-street. Solieltor, Pollock, London James Martyr, Union-street, Southwark, ...

... WIE DNESDAY'S TELEGC'RAPlIC 'NE WS. T'IflE B' 1 L IC 1. IC. 'Tiere is at rreserit blt lit te noes of lintirest A cen it Is fr sunI ?? I laltirr Ieter state II:it ?? Adimtisa I has recriinoite'l in the 3'Mi'lill, Ildsiiilgois, 3aroe Sund, alid Roveel. Nothilri is known a t' tire future moviriaerits, at. the satie time a stealdy anid systeveiatie iprgresS is rn;1kirrg ill relridlerig tire ships ...

... ]-,'()TJJ.l'SLVSTlC'A f,. TiI: ESTAIBLISBIIEI) CHURCIT, 'Cit Rov, Dr. Ali 'tgii'hl. AM., Arilidleaon of il- ilsie, was 011 Sotdilay fo)rotllfi jllstailliel ill St. pati'ick's Cathiti alrc, by tile leleu wll \'cr e Rev. tile Delii of St. Patrick's, hlto tlw still anldi preelld of T'imothali. Dl:.,Tnt oF i1'I1: 1)DEAM 01 CIIRIST CiU1ieite iOX ottIo.- 01n Sntilday, 'Tlhta:is Cti lisle vd, ?? ...

... XNA VAL AN .D MILITARY. PORTSMOUTH, JuNE 3. The new Royal yacht got up steam alongside the Dockyard yesterday to try her engines far the first time. They are ot'600 horse power, on the oscillating principle, by the Messrs. Pesn. They worked remarkably well. It is confidently expected that the yacht, when she goes to the measured mile, will realise the great speed of 17 knots per hour. The ...

... Iet court+ Her Majesty held a Court yesterday, at Bucking- E ham Palace. TB The Coust Persigny, Ambassador Extraordinary and C Plenipotentiary from his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of the French, had his first audience of the Queen, and de- B livered his credentials to her Majesty. T His Excellency was introduced by the Earl of Clarendon, hi K.G., the Queen's Principal Secretary of State for ...

... On Wednesday night a meeting of the members of the United Kingdom Alliance was held in the large room of Exeter-hall, which was crowded to excess, there being between 4,000 and 5,000 persons present. On the platform were the Eari of Harrington. Alderman Sir B. W. Carden; Alderman Harrison, of Wakefield; Mr Samuel Bowly, of Gloucester; Mr Richard Hilditch; Mr Samuel Pope, hcnor- ary secretary, ...

... POSTS' CORNEK. i A MINSTREL'S REPLY. [FOR THE MERLIN.] THE MUSE the soul of minstrelsy— Awoke a Poet's lay :— Sweet mellowed music floated back, Its brilliant Roundelay. Imbued with taste, each flower of song With master-hand he twin'd And charmingly each gem of thought, Portrayed his Poet's mind. If tones have still a charm to wake And thus to mem'ry bring A pleasing solace, thine have power ...

... THE VACANCY IN THE REPRESENTATION' OF BATH. —There is every probability of a close contest tor the seat resigned by Mr. Phinn, Q.C upon being appointed Second Secretary to the Admiralty- Both parties are on the qui vive, and Mr- Whately, Q C., who was defeated at the general election, was in the field as the Conservative candidate as soon as Mr. Phinn's acceptance of the office was known. He ...

... EARL GREY'S MOTION. Earl GREY moved tho following resolutions:— That an humble address be presented to her Majesty, to thank her Majesty for having ordered the protocols of the recent ne- gotiations at Vienna to be laid before us; to inform her Majesty that this House deeply deplores the failure of the attempt to put an end, by these negotiations, to the cala- mities of the war in which the ...

... 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 THE We. 10 excaption ot tbe 14tth utd S9tl1 regikienX, this dlvtubon hu not recek6d any ?? of bube and t'aat ciretntito bB b3en relled on to 0hot tlaat the diviaivn 1 ebortly fatended for aetiva se iz tho field. The 8d Bnffo aud 71ct re t- meut sexatffi 93 Fet iin their zulozo peido b a b?4e untwhed to 07 Uvitdtn oudt3r ?? exoeL-> ., .: , . . ; BY SG'rNETII TELEGERME. DESPATCH FRO LORD ...