... SPEECH OF THE, QUEEN REGENT OF SPAIN.| The Speech delivered vy-tie Queen Regent of Spain, I on opening the Corxes, on the 24th of July, has just c been published. Itis a document of too greata length , to admit of our copying it entire, and we muwt eontent i ourselves with a few of the leading pasageS. She says:- . , I To unite to the throne of my august daughter the rights i of the nation, ...

... On the Bill To remove certain Disabilities which prevent soinc classes of his Majesty's subjects from resorting to the Universities of England, and proceeding to Degrees therein.'° MEas PRESENT. DUKeS. Romney Ellenboro'ugh Cumberlarid Wilton Prudhoe Gloucester Limerick Ker Wellington I'owis Maryborough Beauforrt Itosse Ravensworth Rutland Orford Forrester rbAnQUISES. Harerwood Bexily BDte ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-WEDSNESoDA, JULY 23. fu rLord WOt)rHOUSE took the oaths and his seat. The prisoners' counsel bill, the great western railway b)ill, and the bighway bill were brought up and read a first cl ttime. lth Petitions were presented-by Lord Rolle, and the' U Earl of Shafiesbury, in favour of the chliureh, By Lord Li Suffield, from three places, prayingfior the'repeal of the of law vith ...

... As we are much more gratified when we have an oppor- tunity of commending than of censuring the conduct of pub. I lio men, we have great pleasure in noticing a recent act of liberality on the part of the present Ministers, who have advised his Majesty to order measures to be taken to, enable the proprietors of estates in Ireland, forfeited by attainder, and where the reversion or remainder is ...

... 4)tfrliitnretTtarIL).Conwtn.zrtunT. HOUSE OF LORDS. CC tex Wednesday, Aug. 13. t Three conferences took place with the Commons on the ati amendments waed In the Coroners Bill, the Justice of Peace Bill, and the Poor Laws Amendment Bill.Tr The insolvent Deblois (India) Bill, the Custom Duties ti Bill, the Assessed Taxes Composition Odli the Starch Duties dii Repeal Bill, and the Spirit Duties ...

... THE ARMIY. ye The Cohloonlcy of the 67th (Royal trish ituzileers) Regiment, and the Go- milo ye Vernorahlip Of Charlernont, have bacorne vacant by the death of General Sir were John Doyte, Bart. ur ,itt Sir Colin Campybell avan Sworn into the Lieutenant-GovernoV~rsill of Nova Who to Scotia and its depeadencies on the ,th ult., so the presence of the nernbers oft tI~II bit Majesty's Council and ...

... THE A-RMY. III cnn'sequencc of, tile epidemnic now prevalent at-Gilb- raltar, .hTAssat ugo' jilinar Campbell, Greo Stewirt, antI Jchln M'Coy IIDonaldl hatve left Chathani for Falinouth. for die purpose of embarking in the first in 4ITirFY PRACTrcE..-The royal -artillery, 'on e a'nan foct, assembled yesterdlay at the8 Pigeon House at k Fort, for glut anid martaer practice. Saven six-pounders-- ...

... M - CEA q MXISCELLAsNEOUS. Itis rumoured thiat'the ?? which bicame vacant Iii by the death of Earl Bathurst is to be given to the Duke 11 of Norfo1kTimne§. -:Mr. Franludl.. Lewis will be the Chairman of the Central Bheard under the Poor Law Bill. His co-partners and assistants are Mr. John Lefevre and Mr. Nichols. Mr. I 'Lefbwre is, or rather was,_for we presume he has already es~ign~d the ...

... 'On Friday everihig, as his Majesty was returning, in his lravenling carriage to Windsor, the horse of a fair equestrian took frightwhen near the New Palace, St. James's Park, and threw its rider; his Majesty, with characteristic gallantry, immediately alighted, and after ascertaining that the lady had received no serious injury, he returned to his-carriage and drove ?? Herald. Among the ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. TUESOAY, AUGUST 5.-The Lord Chancellor, after going over the evidence in support of the Warwick Borough Bill, gave it as his opinion that the petitioners had failed in their case, and moved that the bill be read a second time that day six months. He had much suspicion upon the case, and felt the difficulties under which the petitioners had laboured, but did not think they had ...

... Below we give our promised list of the prizes awarded at the Regatta Show, and our opitiiot, that this season would be unpropitious for fruit seems verified thus far, if this Show may be considered as affording specimens of fruit from the gardens around for we have seldom seen so moderate a collection (we do not allude to the grapes and pines) the plauts were also scarce. This arose we hear ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE n MONMOUTHSHIRE AND WYESIDE CRICKET MATCH. The return match between the Monmouthshire and Wyesidc Cricket Clubs, was played at Hay, on Tues- day last, and afforded excellent sport. After an ad- mirable display of skill and activity in this manly game, the sport of the day concluded by a majority iu favour of the Monmouthshire Club, as by the subjoined list MONMOUTIIIRE FIRST ...