The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1844-07-09 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY. Mr. Gleans roNE moved the ureter of the day for going The other parts of India were tranquil, and expected to • jeureal hate en held to bait upon an indictment for a into commi- tee opt the Joint-Stock Companies' liegistra- be so during the rainy season. portion of an article weitih appeared a month ago, though t The Sugar Duties Bill sat read a second time, and the tion and Rea ulanon litin Intelligence had been received at Bombay from China, subsequent articles, explanatory of the paragraph, have Apt), Ilate Jurisdiction Bill went throueh committee. Mr. II Alves moved that it be non iJered that day six just before the departure of the mail, by way of Calcutta. since appeared. The prosecution is on bahalt of the r Earl nowts then moved the third readieg of the bill monthe. N ricelal w ina co n It is to the 10th of April, but is destitute of political news. crown. i for preveheng the union of the sees of Bangor and St. • Mr. LI AYTER seconded the amendment.opiumseqwuaesncseaiodftoitshaitylfeerdieocrlignueadlivteyr.y materially in A gentleman, named Baker, who had been for many Aiesde A discussion ensued, and ultimately the bill was carried IDyears contractor, or builder to Trinity Colleae, Dublin, 1 Toe. Duke of WELLINGTON said her Majesty had not into committee; but its progress was stopped after pass- The Indian commercial intelligence is not important.- on Wednesday committed suicide, by shooting himself i given her assent to this bill, nor were ministers prepared ie.- a single clause. No alteration in the money market.-Metals fetching ra- through the head with a loaded pistol. He has left a t to advise that the moral assent should be gn ea. lf, under 'Some routine matters having been disposed of, ther lower prices.-Cotton sales limited, prices scarcely wife and a large family of young children. Fvr some such circumstances. t: eir lordships should suffer the bill Mr. S reemit MURPHY, in a short speech, proposed equalling the quotations of April.-Yarns in ordinary de- time he was subject to fits of menial abstraction, and no to go down to the Hou eof Comma s, he hoped that in the following motion :_o That this house will, uoon nand.-Cloths very depressed.-At Ceina the cotton g moment of deran market is very dull, as is the metal market ; both ben. doubt is entertained that he committal the fatal act in a the latter h. use such amendments would he made as to Tuesday next, resolve itself into a committee to take into gerneet. I preserve the machinery of the bill for uniting those sees, consideration the Act 17 and 18 Car. 11., c. 7, intituled overstocked. Freights to London and Liverpool £2 10s. to £3 per ton of 50 feet.thOn Monday morning, the premises of Mr. William • whichcorporal would be in a great measure repealed by the pre- tAn act for provision of ministers in cities and .FRANCE,Murphy, of Freshnock, or Faye of Tacurnshane, consent tell. towns, and making the Church of St. Andrew's, in thee nI - --SPAIN, AND oßocco An extraordinary tainiug a great quantity of agricu:tural produce, ware set , Lord MONTEAGLE said that this bill, if passed, would suburbs of the city of Dublin, presentative for ever,' with courier from Perpignan arrived at Paris. on Tuesday after- on fire, it is supposed by three strangers. who were stand in the way of that provision for the working clergy a view to the repeal of so much thereof as relates to the noon, with the following important intelligence : offering matches for sale, and demeaning themselves so as , contemplated by the ecclesiastical commissioners; and payment of ministers in corporate towns in Ireland." time that day After some remarks from Lord ELIOT and Lord