The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1846-10-06 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

OUTRAGE.—A horse, the property of John Bridgeman, dooab of the Beas, the British troops have during six Esq., of Rathleba, was shot on Saturday night at Kilmonths, been healthy. An attempt was made by the Bri- murry. Mr. Bridgeman bad sent in the morning a load tish resident at the Nizam's Court to arrange the IN cu- of corn to Limerick. The horse was on its return home niary affr,irs of that country. Some refractory landhold- when the outrage was committed.—Clare Journal. ers have been compelled to give accounts of their demands, On Mo nday, a mob entered Sligo, and took possession and the lawless mercenaries, who have proved hitherto to of the bread contracted for the poorhouse, end after a be such a curse to that state, have been disbanded or ex- division, instantly consumed it. They afterwards compelled from the Nizam's dominions. yelled the bakers of the town to supply them with bread. The conquest of the Island of Bally, which is now at- The government have resolved to supply biscuits at 10s. teropied by the Dutch, continues to be the source of much a cwt. observation at Singapore. It appears to have the tacit The Cork Examiner states that but for the presence of assent of the British Government. the dragoons at the adjourned sessions at Clashmore, in An alarm prevailed at Aden, ill the beginning of Au- the county of Waterford, last week, Lord Stuart de Decies gust, in consequence of a threatened attack on that for- would have been murdered by the people. They threw tress by some Arab chiefs. stones at his lordship, who was protected by the soldiers, The money market in Bombay had decidedly improved, several of the latter were hurt; they fired on the people, and favourable expectations were entertained of the busi- several of whom were wounded. ness of the season which was just opening. Discounts Rumours were circulated in Dublin on Thursday, that had been lowered, and exchange had fallen to Is. ild. to the Lord-Lieutenant and the Chief Secretary had resigned, Is. lldid. per rupee. The market for British manufac- in consequence of a refusal by the Prime Minister to turers was quiet, and cotton had declined from two to three sanction the views of the Irish Executive. There was, rupees per candy, with limited transactions. Freights however, no truth in the report, though the Ministry did had slightly improved, and were last quoted at £2 10s. to dissent from some of the propositions of the Irish Go£2 15s. per ton to Liverpool. There are as yet no later vernment. commercial advices from Calcutta. A. requisition has been presented to the Bishop of Derry, signed by the Dean and Archdeacon of Derry, the Archdeacon of Raphoe, and the great :majority of the  SPAIN  Accounts from Madrid of the 23rd ultimo state clergy of both dic;cesei, beseechi-i,g his Lordship "to that the Infanta Luisa was better, and appearances indi- communicate with the Lord Primate, and to lay before cated that she would be entirely recovered in a few days. his Grace their earnest request that he would use the The Champer of Deputies granted ministers on that day influence of his high character and station with her  ion to  the required authort,.. _ ievy taxes, by a majority of :Majesty, imploring ner to oraer n uo, .... . J 34 to 12. On the 22nd ult. Mr. Bulwer sent in a pro- liation and prayer to God, to acknowledge the divine test, in the name of his government, against the Mont- hand in this afflictive dispensation, and to implore the pensier marriage. " Finding," he says, " that neither God of all mercies to turn away his wrathful indignation the counsels, the interests, the wishes, nor the friendly from us." His Lordship promises to transmit his Grace's feelings of England were in the slightest degree regarded reply as soon as received. or taken into consideration, Mr. Bulwer was compelled