... IhWW. WMMILSE IA'S biLI. .il 'm 4nv-Eliu'pfi the. noble earl X * .j5uij VT LIN ~1Jxl '-_f. * 'rhe bill just intrqdaace4~y, the, nolble earl is en- titled An. act to. pirovide fbr the better employrient of rat *labourers in husbiandry,: by-ena,,blinghis. Majesty's justices at of the peacoe to order a distinct-rate to, be made on their adi behalf (to be called the laboir~aite) 'with ...

... 'rTE FUNDS. lExrT¢,iv SATunAT.-TherO Wae consaiderable agitation In 5 .e. on iUi^r'aY. in conseiquecne of a sudden and not very 1elblif i Or 2 par cent. in the French Funds. 'Ilie deprcssignof it;Iil I -- hrc5 'ras nut, howevr, great, Tbor did it continue Ipung. t ,e r.lth?? sceirre to iay, notwthataiuding tho payment of the !f'' ',,, . idLe aionny market ir aoeniwbat deprcssed. Cone601 ...

... L PR-LIAMENT. t:= Ha izv-rI I _ .7 . 7t r_ l_ * .. T i' . y~Jou~ ofLot'd--- Monday, .Ts0 4. S lir or HA R swoon, bejggd to call their lordeihipe' atten-, linla tibject partly donntcked tvith hibiself, as.. lord 11eatei~;of risk county of York,: and every other individual. Dn~ hodng rialloir situlation. In July' last, a rnagisfirate in the les h1txg ofa York (Mr. Nichael, Stables) as~ ...

... pulmz ano Of USSTA AND POLAND. C. The intelligence from the seat of waris of a deeply interes in at nature, and presents a very tintovourable picture of thepros. Apects of Poland ; but as tite Pales themseli'es do not apitear to le be discouraged, and as they have achieved glrriowtt victories It when their situation was still more unpromtsihg, wve dlo n tn despair of their ultimate triumph. On ...

... ,urt£5t lo 1Lost. LONDON, TaUtSaSnY, July 14. lae news from Poland to the 5th inst. Iilgd all ?? The accounts front Li- cheering; the insurrection spreads irectiof, andto a considerable extent. in ?? victory claimed by the Russians at ie turns out as we predicted, to have been of WlInO; 5~e wvhatever. The fact was, that Gen. njspn ffl'r the 19th of June, had, with part of fuelS ?? undertaken a ...

... IRE L .&ND . . ?? to ; ThTie mifortuuate andi nmclancliolvaffair at Nowtonbllaer in IIHc- 'i ell landr, is sonmowhiat cluaretl up) by thoe Dnbliul papercs oJ' Tnursdlav peel n- ainld Friday. By the evijdince before the Caonine., which wIC thidl Ho cdi dktilcd ill thlt ?? Eveninig PoS of Ti'e111-Sy, it ahlpseats Itho thit the tithes, foi which tle cattle ere to be saId, era not dule *tt till ...

... Finland rty to ff103 DA F - AfO-XiD,$-rX.JL{tY .2-o L 7--1 I Since our last, probably in pttwigto.LardAtiorp'r S the motion for giving precednen.- over.,al1'othdi iteriklte tai )r House to 11!3 bill, tlie C.mwnteie ha. N 1 lliidale'r iof l progress in the f By.ecrcn s pe sq. r. P our Private'Ltder;It willtbe sieoi ?? t'hldeioE'ccdtbW a Qc Sir Friday evenin -atjthe o ofde.W i , I q s IT ,, ?? 4 ...

... SOUYN D INTEVL.G1, Nt, : I ~tn 2, lpeg .AieM rray, Aberdeen 'it f -Sulri. .WlC a tzic, IUndee,.utheat - of - Suped), (iunolirghlarn, Petersburgh, anld - Gratitude. Bmuce, do, North -Sea, w'bhe't 'henp ?? Msrvl orry-Kinghorn, do. Innlen, (lo not -Aliexr.*Savivn, Rkeknulff, do' leith, deal, ltv. So. >Glasgow, Kerr, do. Glasgow, an s ei i- Euphemia,- Gregory, Pzllau; Duudeefli s of :Naiad, ...

... PRIVA TE CORRESPOLNDENCE. London, Monday Evenirlg. DUBLIN AND FINGSTOWN RAILWAY-L PROCED. lNGS IN CO.MMIT'TEE . (arrnsi Cur; SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) FIRST DAY, FRIDAY, JULY 22. The Earl of OSSO1'y in the Chair. The petition of Sir David Roose against the bill was read- 'No person appeared iv support of it. Mr. 'Flanagan said that he opposed the bill on the part of the Grand Canal Company. Mr. ...

... PR[VATE CORRESPONDENCE. I, ondon, Saturday evening. I prepared you, in my letter of Friday, (er what was done 'in the House of Commons last night, on'the subjeot of the arm bill. Mr. Stanley has deferred, as it would htlve been the boldest pre- ?? in himr *ot to do, to the representations of the Irish members against that proiect. It would seem by his speech that he has postponed the natker. ' ...

... l~ Ri NG, .1lNRY.STREET POLICE-OrFICE. ,AT ilie PROSEECUTION OF TilE SOLICLIl01t Or' FXCL 'rIs. Wu, 4, a. PATnICD CARIGAY. IbIS was an information Under 4th of George IV, chap. 9°, ber. 15.)4, to recover from the defendant a penalty of 501l., tbr havi;:g sbd a i ed, it for a ?? different from that for Which it was John Barry, officer of excise, produced the summons and no- tice, a copy of ...

... ?? .GLOIO. DIV.SION ON UIff SECQND; READ. ?? ING OF THP, REFORM BILL i -- . Is qsed t, distinguish the..blemberafoeCounties.. I-ISI MEMBERS. *Aoheso:, Lord- *Fitzgibbon, BR H W'OConnell, M *Belfasti Earl-of ?? O'Ferrall, R M *Bernard, Taho arty, Sir R- - 0'43Tady, S lBlackney, - 4Hill, Lord Arthur CO'Neil, J B R Bodkin, .IJ - Hill, Lord GA wOssory, Earl of *Boyle, Lord !Hort, Sir W. Oxmantown, ...