... Tnlo DucE or SUasSx.-A bulletin to the following effect was posted up at the Mansion-house, on Friday:- His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex submitted to the operation of extraction of the cataract from each eye, on Friday, the 10th of June. The progress of his Royal Highl ness has subsequently been as satisfactory as possible. -(Signed) H. Holland, T. Copeland, H. Alexander.-Kensitgton ...

... NEW.SPAPRE IMVPOQSITION--LONDON CORREsPONDENCE. RA1iC Ben JoNsoin..has ar'admirlble comedy entitled The Stople of Vews,'~ in! t ,ihe Wcond scene of which the following dialogsie occurs letreeti a special dupe ch`r1ct-V. rized as Praiybos Jue a spanking tailor named Fatltioner, and Thenz, Peuistyboy's man-servantt Pcnngby. Jmn. loquiltur- What lst, an office, ThomiP Tholm.-Newly drtcted ...

... POSTSCRI PT. UoUSE OF COMMONS-Thursaday. several petitions were presented against the adoption of the I ords' Amendments to the Irish Corporations Bill-one ron tf lanchester, signed by 99,663 persons, MIr. Miark rhilips stated, in the course of one dlay. I'lle adjourned debate on the question of the second read- inrof the Church of Ireland Bill, and Lord Stanley's amend- ment, aS resumed, fMr. ...

... h-OUISE OSLOFO CDOIOYS. 110)YDAIi.Y, JuNi.E 2'0. 1lr-. 2laine gave notice , thlat, itt the Stamps Bill, he should move on the reduc. tion out paper, that a drawback be alloa e, on the stocks t orl hand.In Lard J. 1utsaell said, in answer to inquiry, that he Ir eould not state when he could bring fo~ward any mnea- surc regarcling Church rates; it woeld greatly depend es orn the decision wvi ...

... IOUSE 1F (0ME[ONS. M4ONDAY, MllAY 20.1 The SVpealccr informncd the HIouse that he had received apetition from the Hanaper- office in Ireland, complaining of an undue return for the city of Kilkenny. Mr. O'C'onnel/ miovetd the renewal of the debate on the petition against the return of Messrs. WCest and Hamilton for the City of Dublin ; but, after a good deal of discussion, in the course of ...

... *y, -, . - -I -t IAs I - SOllT , 4l, SATURlDAYl, JU'NE 4, MM:. Tlie I'aris Papersi of' liedlnesdtav confibri the newsw rc( ived yestei dav rclzitive to t(he ?? ('orlova, near Atliban. ( ordova was tor tive (lays suc. ?? engagcd with the ('azlists, with variou;s sUe- cess--namely, from the 20Lih to thu ev2ning of tie 23iih inclusive. The advantages gained by him over the (Carlists were not ...

... MANCHESTER TIMES I, $nAb %aurasofft anub e~btbive iExantner.I ?? have been spiritedly supported in the spi- rited course they have adopted with regard to the amend- ments of the Lords upon the Irish Corporations Bill. After a discuesion which lasted for two nights, and which elicited a great display of eloquence and talent, Lord John Russell's motion for repairing the damage done to the ...

... lONDON, JUNE 8. -~tZ =Wawa AND wu SDAY 21ZG621 GAZLWT11.~B d 11,lititz, (;j t II.vI rr8.j, tlbn nlow, Vietorla Hotel, it,] I II, , II iI ti~ rkepir-. Williami Towns- 1 illaaln 4M LC'owioll, walecnlrij nell, -Wall p-i; I lli . 1je' nrIt. milludr aud coin tacto._- Jiotik ii t tin; e lilaitie, Grrya lI i I-'oad, Miiddlewcx, Illal, ~~~I Iint~rTrali* onrai ai Wliciiale I OL nniniiR8, late of ...

... 7o&AL A&WD YO1 I OVNTR NrWo. l ?? ?? ra. L . . 17\ rO-; '.TS o trl UNITED STATES.-rhC shipmentS to 'I'c Lioril States hiavc brete most extensive for the last six T 'hey exceed, we are told, those usually made in the sprnig for tho Atnericrsi market, and they are increasing, in- 5ted of diminishing, as the season advances. The weekly I psket , aips Ctlnot take a quarter of the goods that are ...

... I1 HI-OUSE O LORDS. Thursday, June 16.-Lord Greg presented a petition from Newcastle, agreeil to at a public meeting, signed by the Mayor, in favour of the Irish ivlunicipal Corporation bill as passed by the Commons, ant praying their lordships to reconsider their amendments to that bill. 'T/ae Marquis of Clanricarde moved the third reading of the London, Birmihngham. Bristol, and Thames ...

... S27. ,s'ElAS'1AN. [rRoM A totRR ?? N.]- S.. Sebastian,, June 11. Twvo Carliat agents socre this day arrestod, attempting to circulate the falloajing proclamation from Don Carlos amongst the soldiers ofthe British Legion:- TO THE SOLDlFtts OF THE BRITISH L5OGiO'. In the name of Our King, his Royal tt aiesty Charles V. Soldiers ! for the sake of 'yourselves keep silence. I have mide you no ...

... iarlaimeltfarlp 3iivilignilc. HOUSE OF LORDS. Tihursday, June 9. TEiE PF6TAoE DUTIES BILL was read a third time and passed. ROMAN CATHOLIC INAnRIAGF. BILL. -At tile Sug. gestlon of Lord Ellcnborougz, the Marquis of Claericarde consented to postpone the Roman Calthlic Alartinges Bill until the Dissenters Martiages Bill should be brought up from the House of Comnmols. The 'asite Lands (Ireland) ...