... TllE PROGRESS OF CEJINTPRAL S'ISiTON it The history of governments has generally sW, ,ii that selfishness, andi not patriotisic, has i;lilc,. ti! ruling motive from \\hicb tbhir rneasureS hhini Pp cl, ceeded. The advocacy of right and benefici]! 1) ?? e, ciples bas cominuouly been undertaken l v n-n x, polliticialns, either when legislative power wea, . le possessed, or when the fear of ...

... -vollic5tic 'Kich%, TnE ATO-4TrAuit Isrnctsire-T ?? has just passed hafs been oue of the most trying to tile g~reat mon(letarY 0stabliShanenIts in the city which hasi Occurred smitice thu crisis or 182Z3. IL lifts been stated, respeoting the large a ilisenito1ting 'ho1nait of Gurney. Overend, anl Co. thait, to enubie theni to meent. aley toemgerglv whicht mi-ght arise, the 'house of Gnirifley ...

... P - ?? At. -1 Examiner Office, Five o'cloeck, Peal. BTELNDON FAILURES OF YESTERDAY.1 Te (Frost the Times of to-day.) Teexcitenient catused by the urgent deniand for money has been increased by two additional fiuethe firstben 3that of RougemnontBrothers, an old-established house, whose c.liabilities are supposed to be of moderate extent,whlifle the second is that of John Thomas, Son, and ...

... tLOieDOt, FiUIDAY EVNiNOa r.:. Moxlay IARKr.-PublTe seeuridtes have not fluetutted *Fe 'nnch this morning,- The Consol. Maretjopened.at .90J for 1o the Account, but they have sinee been: ane a4 908, and are, r now exactly .G04. The n'ceraizsy respeiting the financial measures' of the' sesion.irevents.-auY decided operations. Reduced Three per Conts.aiave beenijdone at O0O.and j, the nt Threc ...

... 1/kM» Fourwli.-lml SPRING CAIIT.-Apply ujWovt, mct. »noer, King s;rcet. WANTED, a REPORTER; also «i.l ASSISTANT T»« *.» offic •. y/ ANTED, au.-11- ...

... the country and vending broom besoms, after lodging all night with his children, two boys and a girl, at Locliise, near New Abbey, took the road with them in the morning in the direction of Carsethorn. The party took a near cut across the sands, the father allowing the childrtn to amuse themselves at the water edge while he, it is supposed, was busy with his occupation. While tbe heedless trio ...

... Aocal anb Vrobincial' ?? t THEa STOCitPORT ELECTtON.-Tlie nomination, of, can-. tr didates for ilhe represeutationt of Stockport will take placoe to- )f uinorrow morning, and the pollinig will come off on Theirs- day. We must again express a hope that the free trade is electors of that borough wiil do their duty fearlessly. C Y MR. CoBDFN'S SPEECH.-PRICE OF AmEniciAm Ffioujs- d In our report ...

... T113 EIXCLUSION *1 POLiJ 1 FTROM C)M CH.kNTCS' ]NSTI T'LTtN l . Aln address unon tlis subject was develire!, i o! ecling, hinlte seboolsroos ttlideritfi::etl i. ; chapel in New iri-Hge-street, Strangewavs ib ; n the oiliciating ilunister at that place of memlbers of the WVorking Mens' Ai!-oc. li ;; J inenced with the essnilnption tbat th'st i ' prossly exeluded fronl ?? pjelhsuivs P - said ...

... t, LoNDoN, FiRIDAY EVBNI-NG. DI:LAY OF V'rilE OBSEQUIES 0o7 OCONELr,.-A letter has e been reciveid frotn the Rlev. Dr. Miley, dated Sienna,Jnly 3, e 18-17, fromt which we have been favoured with the followiing extract:- W\e Are unforturately detained here by the sulden illness of the hon. ncember for Duntdailk, Mr. Daniel O'Con- D nell. This will explain the enaretemnnps which has caused Ir ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS—THURSDAY, JULY 1. The Earl of Ashburton moved for Extract: from all communications between the Secretary for the Colonies and the colonial governments, relative to any repeal or diminution of those differential duties by which the produce of the domestic industry of this country had hitherto been protected.—Agreed to. The Trustees' Relief Bill was read a second time, and the ...

... THE EXAMINER. M A N CH EST'IE R, TUESDAY', NOViE-Al B EIR :30, 1847. ARRIVAL OF RTE, CALEDONIA.-AP WEE] LATER FROM AMERICA. The royal mail steamer f'Aledoiaj. arrived at Liver- in Iool last evening, at eight o'clock, from Boston and P Halifax, after a passage of eleven days from the latter port, amld by her ?? have received our files of V papers from New York to the 15th, Boston to the l0th, ...

... COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. (From our own Correspondent.J Liverpool, Friday Evexino. Commercial affairs have since our last communication slightly improved. We have been more free from failures; money is less difficult of access; and our bankers are generally more willing to discount, ana at easier rates. We have to-night arrival from the United States, with some few days* later news, but as the ...