... last number, correspondent noticed, in becornlln as, very palpable tries played off in the by some secret enemy body in Irish i er, which trick the Leeds Mercury lent all the aid - under the flimsy veil nf expressing regret that I, to trie Church should have displayed iir and intolerance ! .villi; correspondence has taken place on the ' Mr. M. Flower, of Leeds, a Local i'reacher, and the ...

... London. Thursday Evening. The French papers Tuesday a almost entirely filled wl'h mailer Mating M Spain ''* xil ' and bring dome.lie intelligence any taapertSSeae. accounts from the North Spain, find among tbeir contents, however, continue scanty Don Carina ■till Oi.ate the 17th, and .till held out the 3«tb. The latter piece defenoesl by pieces «««■ Th. Carlisle' besieging force had ...

... I Minion, Thursday Evening. At Barcelona deplorable excesses were committed on the inst. More than lUO prisoners were in citadel hy the populace. The corpse of Colonel 0 Doniiell horribly mutilated. On tbe s'h troutilea continued. lives all tlte persons suspected of Carliam were menaced. On the 4th, on receiving the news these disorders, Mina left St. Llnrent for Barcelona. Yet are the people ...

... London, Thurtday Evening. have intelligence from Madrid of the tlth lust. Tbe Estate Procuradores was occupied in debates on the organisation of the National Guard, which present limbing any ou* Spain. The latest from \ Barcelona far towards implicating General Mioa In tba guilt at least conniving at the massscra in tbat city. If M. Mendiaabal wishes tbat cause Ibe Quean should is north Spain, ...

... London. Thursday Evening. The advices from Spain continue dwell upon the late frightful Harcetotia. Murder ami rapine, the burning of peaceful village**, the hunting of the Clergy d*a'h,the shooting prisoners in cold blood—horror* every kind are become familiar Spain. On the midnight, the civil Governor Madrid, M. ia pursuance order* from the Government, canned toe principal convents «t' that ...

... SECOND EDITION. I his being Ihe nay appointed lor tne opening Parliament by his Majesty in person, notwithstanding tbe unfavourable state of the weather, the line of toad through which the royal procession passed was considerably crowded wilb individuals all ages and ranks in society. Shortly after twelve o'clock the priocipal approacl.es to the Houses of l.oids and Commons were crowded by ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Thursday, Fib. 4. The Lord Cuauc.llor took hi* seat tbu Woolsack, at Arc ° TV> Oukf of I.EINSTER briefly mored lha Address, spoke in Poor La wa. Ibe Earl BURLINGTON seconded the motion, and enforced the line taken in the apcecb. The Duke WELLINGTON rose—Mr I****. quite concur opinions expressed Uv lh« Noble Duke opposite, the Address, and Noble Earl w.io seconded it, of ...

... MONDAY. Fr». 15. Lofd postponed bis motion relative the appointment borough magistrates from tomorrow Monday next. HOUSE OF COMMONS, 12. Sir J. BECKETT presented a petition Irom Licensed Victuallers of Leeds, for reduction of the additional duty spirit licenses. Mr. said, that seeing tbe Noble Lord at the head of the Home Department hi* place, be would ask whether was Intention the Government ...

... spirit license*. APPOINTMENT OP BOROUGH MAGISTRATE Lord presented two p. tliiona from the city ot' Rochester, relitire tn the recent appointment magistrates there. His Lordship then s»td that should once move the order nf the day, of which had previously gi»en notice, rt-lati.e the appointment magistral, Itoroogh* under the Municipal Corporation Act. He ahould have to bring before their ...

... Thursday Our Madrid letters of the 2-d ult. represent the position-of M. Memlizabal every day more and precar-ous. Finding impossible to nominate civil war in six months, he bad through the Madrid Gazette, dial his promise could accomplished, thai Hie opposition in the Chamber Piocuradores on oral Law, the other difficulties lhat had since accrued, hat) released him from his promise ; and, ...

... HOUSE LOIS OS.— I Hl'l'OnAV Evening. CIU'RCII REFORM. MELBOURNE had ■» command from hit Majesty, to before their Lordship, the tsecor.d Report r,t the Comniisamtier. inipiirr into the Churchill England and legard to claim., lie dotiei. end revenue*. per'ptnilng lhat Hot, him ureal pleasure .tale to their l.ord.h.ps. that that repoit had agreed In, note signature all the Commissioners, and tha' ...

... London. Thursday Evening. M. Mendizabal's position becomes more untenable esery day. and career not imprvba draw ing close. The Queen and the country, ,, ' '. .•ihe non the promises which be held. ..nl, see necessity another government, which,, ■hough not so would be mere substantial. The probable successor M. . I.turix —Herald. _ Our Correspondent on the frontiers of Guioozo.es under dale ...