... rlitamenarl ni tu I II H OURSE F LtRhS.t ;reLISH CATHOLIC BILL. Wednesday, July 9.-The Marquis of Lansdown pro- NJ P d the second reading of the English Catholic Quali; Cl fcation Bill. The right of voting at elections (to confer fit which, and the holding of certain offices, was the object C] et the' Bill) was enjoyed by the Irish Catholics, and he Li thought that those of England had even a ...

... --I .. I I 1. I Unitamraingo : Compm billm. TT?-- -- I HOUSE OF COMMONS. G mmesan Thu'rsday, July 17.-There were but fourteen ienbers present; and the House accordingly adjourned. n SILK MANUFACTURERS' BILL. Y I' Friday, July 18.-Mr. Huskisson, in answer to a ques- tu tion-what steps were to be taken with this bill ?-replied, an that though the bill had been' framned by a committee of esi ...

... X. ab3aI ~Elfh(fE . -.M The Gazelte bf Tuesday contains a proclamation by' the e Lords of the Admiralty, abolishing, from the let of January :next, the use of his Miajesty's union-jack in merchant vesselsi for any purpose whatsoever, and ordering that the signal- :, jack to be worn by merchant vessels, should have an entire white border, such border being qne-fifth of the breadth of the a, L ...

... gems;owigeas 01 C,4( . - ITS- =3=m Amidst theconflicting accotlnts which have poured in from e contending parties in the Peninsula, since our last, in many a of which asmnall portion of truth istoo evidentlydiluted with t4 much surmise, conjecture, and vague deductipns, according o to the wishesand interests of the narrators,-it is ?? to u .extract any thig definite relative to the- probable ...

... R- -EPT.LIC -O CLOMIA RtEPUBLIC OF COLOMBIA, - - - -. - ?? ie It is with pleasure we direct the attention of our readers of to the gallant and ingenious nianaeuvre related below. 's How long are these brave Colombians, who have for twelve a- years Proved themselves both as men and as patriots wor- e thy of independence, to be exposed to the hopeless and 0 sanguinary attacks of the despicable ...

... w. O . . c. - . The events of Spain, since ovir last, though in some ins Hc stances gloomy, still exhbibit many bright rays of hope for t the success of the Constitution~asts Morijlo's defection is confirmed. I-le has delivered up Lugo to the Freneh, V and published a proclamation to the inhabitants, and a s letter to Qutroga (as below) in the seductive language of a E cunning traitor, ...

... FRIDAY, JULY 11, i11. RELIGIOUS tIBERTV, Hte rhat *WI ot reason Is a bigot, he that earhot Neaon 3 foo; safd &.el'tt dares ot reason aeave.-i Thpe freest possible scope should be given to all the opt- O3aons and dsua ions of the learned. If fial they will fai: if right, they will rewain. Like steami they are only dan- r roats when pent in, re ited, land con0dned.-4noa. .The admirable petition ...

... Ar. W-Douto-poubfurt. act MR. BENTHAX- sit] d .- .art To 'rfir ?? Op TfiJ 7ZPRPOOL 3rRRCURY. lart hat GESNTLtS5N,-I sin extrenely-sorryto Inform you of the it; eve disgrace inflicted Upon our formerly-distinguished country- poc Iby man, Jeiemy Blentham. This eminent cosmopolite, whose of 1 nor fame has spread itself over the Continent, whose merhts have aol been attested by a vote of the ...

... . I ?, .; I . ? ?? I SW- jftoraiuao??. juad, this i In the House of Lords the adjourned debate on the sls0 Appellate Jurisdiction was . resuned.-.Lord Colchester and thought that arrangements should be made to allow the rtial Lord Chancellor to devote five days in the week, in place 3ed. of three, to the business of his own Court. A discussion tion ensued relative- tp the quicker despatch of ...

... CorazewtpOu. THE SPANIARDS. U ism A NlTjr TO QoLsMoms~a.] O ; 'a ?J iy1s OF 7'0T zLflrRPO0L MRRCUFV J' ' C03 psral Trim was adjudged by the Rev. c k Y to3 be the best commentator upon that part of h 2hi3 dees0e, when he Jtoaoured as father and his in other n ZY 0owog them thrteehalfpence a day out of his pay when Ir g~W Ioid, to take your Chekaa Pem5ione to be also sC hcbe htPctic] ...

... |eJtuo, eorctian anb Domtotit. -h SPAXIN. Intelligence from Madrid, by way of Sevifle, confirms ne the report of the re-establishment of the Inquisition in the ce capital and at Toledo, and of the appointment of Bessieres of to the government of Madrid. he King Ferdinand and the Royal Family were, on their 0- arrival at Cadiz, lodged in the Palace of the Customs. n He was immediately restored ...

... 1. i I io -44 , ins ?? , - orn , %: A.Ml. to In the House of Comnons, on Tuesday, June 8, the be de e, and the Beer ,Ill received the royal assent by o toarnissior. The Elarl of Liveipool moved the second t reading of the Itish Tithies'Commutation' Bill, which was r,: .read accordingly. Ths Marquis df Lansdown gave it his hsupport. iie expected no benefit from it- ?? it formed a. sort of ...