... The Parliamentary proceedings since our last publication, do not furnish any subject which calls for particular com- ment. The Government advance the Bill for the amend- ment of the Poor Laws, with an earnestness which promises Its speedy receiving the final sanction of the House of Com- toons. On Monday last, the House-tax Repeal Bill received the last formal seal, the Royal assent, and is ...

... FRIDAY, JUNE 13.—This being the day fixed for an- nouncing the numbers of the poll, the mayor proceeded to the hustings, at Parker's-piece, at 10 o'clock, and informed the persons assembled that he should retire for the purpose of casting up the poll, and formally state the result at 11 o'clock. In the interval that preceded the time of announce- ment, the space around the hustings became ...

... SPAIN. It is stated in the French papers, on the authority of a letter from Madrid, that Count de Torreno was about to enter the Spanish Cabinet as Minister of Finance, and that M. Torres was to be his Under-Secretary. The elevation (if true) of so distinguished a Member of the late Cortes to a place at the Council Board of the young Queen, is a con- vincing proof of the ascendancy of the ...

... TUESDAY, JUNE 10.—After the presentation of a few petitions, the house resolved into committee on the Poor Laws' Amend- ment Bill, when Mr. Scrope proposed his amendment, that no rule or order of the commissioners shall prohibit the guardians of unions from giving relief out of the workhouse to such of their sick or impotent poor, and to such widows, orphans, and illegiti- mate children, as ...

... At the conclusion of the observations which we last week Offered on the immeasurably important crisis which had arisen to the Government and the country, by the minis- terial embarrassments, we expressed a hope that the posts Qf the seceders, who had unequivocally shown how the alUi-reform leaven of their compositions worked, by their repugnance to concur with their colleagues in the appro- ...

... The dinner to General Mina is to be at the Albion Ta- vern on Saturday, the 28th instant. Sir Francis Burdett is to preside; the stewards being the Duke of Bedford, Count de Survilliers, the Earl of Durham, Lord Holland, Lord James Stuart, Lord Lynedoch, Lord Panmure, Lord Dud- ley Stuart, Mr. Edward Ellice, and Mr. Otway Cave. Captain Back, commanding the Arctic expedition, writes from the ...

... Borough, Monday, June 2.—Oar hop trade is still brisk, at fudy, in some instances a little beyond, last week's prices. Currency East Kent, in pockets, 1831, £ 0. Os to XO. Os, 1832, f5. 10s to £ 6. 10s1833, £7. 7s to.E!O.Os; Mid-Kent, 1831, £0. Os to £ 0. Os; 1832, £ 4. iOs to £5. 10s 1833, -T6. 15s to £9. OOs; Sussex, 1831. £0. Os to ;£0. Os; 1832, tO. Os to 10. Os 1833, £ 5.15s to J7. 10* ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE. Monday, fiine 16.—Supplies have been, since this day se'n- night, of English wheat and flour, Scotch oats, and English beans moderately good of Irish oats, English, Irish, and Scotch bar- ley, English and Scotch peas, Irish and Foreign wheat, Scotch and Irish flour, and seeds, from all quarters, very limited. In this day's market, which was, especially in the early ...

... THE REPAIRED CABINET. The Cabinet arrangements, if such they can be called, were yesterday either formally or practically completed-that is to say, there has been a shifting of seats-a transfer of persons from one department to another—a domestic movement in the interior of the Administration but, as for accession of power, character or value of any kind from without, there appears not a ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE. London, Thursday Evening. Portugal.-—The following amnesty, dated May 27, has been Published by Don Pedro 'Article I. A general amnesty for all political offences committed K Ce the 31st of July, 1826, is granted to all persons who may submit, or offer to submit, to the government of Her Most Faithful Majesty Within 48 hours after the promulgation of this decree in the ...

... FRIDAY, JUNE 13.—On the motion that the house should re- solve itself into committee on the Poor Laws Amendment Bill, Mr. Cobbett moved for a return of the expenses, including salaries, allowances, printing, charges, &c., incurred by the Poor Law Commission.—The Chancellor of the Exchequer having assented to their production, the motion was agreed to.—The consideration of clause 46, and of Mr. ...

... ST. MARY'S CHURCH-YARD.—A most respectable and numerous meeting, yesterday, assembled at the Vestry- room, for the purpose of considering the best means to be adopted for the effectual preservation of the sanctuary of the dead from a continuance of those nuisances and scenes of indecency which have so long been complained of, and, indeed, which have so long been a reflection on the morals and ...