... HOUSE OF LORDS. Tottujir, JuTVir 8.—Tho tyfyke oj Sutherland brought up the report of the seleet committee £ n the Chimney-sweepers' Regu- lation Bill. IRISH COERCION BILL. On the motion of Earl Grey, the order of the day for taking into consideration the report of the Irish Coercion Bill, was post- poned till Wednesday, the noble earl declaring that he had sum- cient reasons for the ...

... THE ARABS.- Extract of a letter from Aleppo, dated May 18 Ibrahim Pacha is occupied at this moment in bringing the Arabs of the Desert to reason. Those of Ko-t ram and Zara have been completely beaten, and are entirely dispersed. These last especially, who comprise nearly 3000 families, after having defended themselves in a wood against 1500 irregular cavalry, have been cut in pieces by a rein ...

... WEDNESDAY, JULY g.-Great excitement prevailed in the house, which was very much crowded. When Earl Grey rose to move the order of the day on the subject of the Coercion Bill, an intense silence took place. His lordship evidently laboured under very highly-wrought feelings. He said— I rise, my lords -(Thenoble earl was here so much affected as to be un- able to proceed. The noble lords on the ...

... MONDAY, JULY 7.—In answer to a complaint of Lord Wharn- cliffe relative to the arrear of bnsiness, and an intimation that he should move that several measures now pending be not proceeded with this session, Lord Grey expressed a hope that the house would pass the Poor Law Bill, but seemed inclined to accede to the postponement of the measures for the amendment of the cri- minal law. Lord ...

... Monmouth, Saturday, June 28.—Wheat, 7s 9d to 8s Od Bar- ley, 4s Od to 4s 6d Oats, 3s 9d to 4s Od Beans, 6s 6d to 0* 0d per bushel of ten gallons. Bristol, July I.-Wheat, 45s 2d Barley, 29s 3d Oats, 23s 8d Beans, 39s 2d Peas, 58s Od per quarter. Hereford, June 28.-Wheat per bushel weighing 801bs., 7s Od to 7s 4d Barley, 3s 9d to 4s Od Oats, 3s 9d to 4s Od Beans, 5s 9d to 6s Od Peas, Os Od to Os ...

... 1 have tired that breast, I have tired that cheek, And I've tired those dear lips pouting rosy red deep I have tired those jet ringlets that grace thy fair neck, And I've tired those fine arms so white and so sleek. On that bosom that heaves with love's sigh, let me rest, Let me gaze on those lips that with ardour I've prest; Let me twine with the rose, those dear ringlets of jet, And within ...

... LUCIEN BONAPARTE'S RECENT TOAsT.-At the dinner of the Literary Society, given at Freemasons'-hall on Saturday, June 7th, the Prince of Canino (Lucien Bonaparte), after returning thanks to the company present for the honour conferred on him in drinking his health, proposed the following toast To the political principles, sacred treasure of the British constitution to the inviolability of the ...

... Sou LT.-This clever and indefatigable soldier has va- cated office. He is no longer Prime Minister of France. His secession will not, however, alter the policy of Louis Philippe's Government. ...

... METROPOMTAN. The profits arising from the Mmical Festival will amount to about £ 8000, to be divided a Song the following institu- tions, according to their rank :—uje Royal -Society of Mu- sicians, the New Musical Fundyfthe Royal Academy of Music, and the Choral Fund. MURDEROUS ASSAULT AND ROBBERY. — On Tuesday night se'nnight, about nine o'clock, as Thomas Holloway, a young man, a carpenter, ...

... TUESDAY, JULY 8.—The Friendly Societies' Bill was con- sidered in committee, and the report was ordered to be taken into further consideration on Monday.—Mr. O'Connell gave notice, that on Monday next he would move that the house resolve itself into committee to take into consideration the state of Ireland with reference to the Coercion Bill. LISTS OF DIVISIONS. Mt-. Ward brought up the report ...

... FRIDAY, JULY 4.— IRISH COERCION BILL.-Earl Grey moved the second reading of the Irish Disturbances Suppression Bill.—The Earl of Durham objected to the bill as at present framed, but observed, that if the clause which gave the govern- ment a power over political meetings were withdrawn, he would give the measure his support.-Tite Lord Chancellor regretted, but at the same time admitted, its ...

... MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE. Monday, July 14.—Supplies have been, since this day se'n- night, of English wheat and flour, Irish, Scotch, and foreign oats, Irish barley, and foreign beans, good of English and Scotch barley, English oats and malt, Irish, Scotch, and foreign wheat, Scotch and Irish flour, English and foreign peas, and seeds, well attended by buyers, but, as they, for the ...