... SPIRIT OF THl PUBAIC PRESS. O'CoNN'ETLL S1uscCRIrPToN.-The Duke of Bedford has subscribed L.l00 to the O'Connell fund and this has drawn on his Grace the fol. lowing atrocious attack in the Times of yester- day A correspondent begs us to remark upon the consistency of that humane and constitutional no- bleman, his Grace the DLlke of Bedford, the mami- moth of church plunderers, the leviathan ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. TUESDAY, Ju1e 14.-Petitions were presented for the abolition of imprisonment for debt-for the better I observance of the Sabbath-day-from Ireland, that no measures might be adopted injurious to the Established Church-and from the city of Gloucester, for the abolition of the punishment of death. RAILROAD BmLLs.-The Duke of Wellington gave notice, that ! in all future Railroad ...

... LON DON, MON DAY, June 13. SPAIN.-TIT intelligiencee from tice seiic of will, in Spain i-s iillfeiittiflir We extroct the following trom theL rc'jori of Gener al Evsans to tlie M inister oif WYar. rehiti vii to tli aittack lupon the Breiti:ah Legion, onl thre 6th inst., by the Carlist troops :- ST. SUBASTIAN, JeaFs 6.-It is V~thl ?? that I have thle honour to announare to y-our Excellency ...

... I ZLoVaL Afnm COUNWNW NmWr., ?? Esq., DM.P., has given 21. 2s., and M. Bell, III., to the Subecriptionl Libriary at Hayclon H~anidsomel donations of money and books have also rdiesetd ys Iea other friends to the institution. ~irj -,esharr, Nov Bridge Street, has become an annual ?? at two guineas; to the Newcastle Dispensary. J, Treasurer of the Church Missionary Society has 'anauyous ?? of LI ...

... PARLIAMENTARY NOTICES-Tli]S DAY. I HOUSE OF LORDS. Adminlstratlon ?? (Court of Chancery) Bill, and Appellate Jurisdiction (Rouse of Lords and Privy Council Bill)tecPnd - dng; bnd the Lords summoned. -second Dublin Police Bill, and ULIversitles (Scotlaned) 1til reading. OFTK HOUSE OF COMMONS( OiLD144OF H~mDAY-~Estaidiished Church Bill-second rending. Sliclar Jurlsdiction (York and Ely) ...

... PARLiAMENTARY NOTILES- THIS DAY. HOUSE OF LORDS. Dublins Police Bill-commIttee. instruments of Sasine (Scotland) Bill-coommittee, and the Lords sunmmtoried. HOUSE OF COMMONS. NOTILES (IF IMOTIONa-Coiejtel Sibthorp-repeal of cartein enactments in the present Game Act. Mr. Bish-addires to his Majesty, praying him to hold his Court and Parliament occasionally in that part of the UDited Kingdom ...

... I1MPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-MIONDAY. Md UNICIP'AL CORPORATIONS(IRELAND) BILIL Lord LYND)HUJRST presented a petition, signed by lhe tweed one thousand and two thousand persons, inhabitants of the borough ot lBlackburn, praying their Lordships to adhere to the amendments matde by them in the Irish Corpo- rations Bill also a petition fromii the pirish of St. Malry Elhis, Ipswich, to the ...

... PRI VA TE CORRESPONDENCE. eor BERLIN, MAly -20' Cr- The' Friench Prinice's ar1c nov; fairlyl) on thrir naY1 itr I 'jcririi, itIi, this. tin, fifii illiil II i rlrr'I op'h'~ ilt Nothriiig c-ar stirtiic lii f ile -ijjiIjsliii's ort ili goisiji ii i by Frernch palpers. Accordting to eric ofthica, thle mob ticre to inhrneircssed th ti torscs front the roach~l oif I he U akevs, ndt iih while drilo ...

... ll?INII ,III , ?N.ICIPAL CORPORATION BILL ; I . i titir f;l m ling h liavi Ii tl ii f-ll, Ilo I I eftit leuithI, .1 W\deioll l !r ?? t lc mleeting ot file I'l't naloledl Coonty vtial; held ?? DiI via'e n oil a l'llk i . It iil, ;:i oQI lt o the 1,'t L- j ,I),Cct I!L IC I it I t I III t ' l otie I L tll g (iV ll t cIIillficired. t I . l]ile lw ?? (t lilu hijgh '.ll it, 11 IcX l~lot of1B1 ...

... pRJvAT,-X CORRESPONDENCE. MUADRID, rIAY 25. U,1.I l t 55 OWN CoasRRsONDENT.1 ?? spvs'tliaIrO)S an] po lci,sia - jItt) tpo ire Iujl brig I t er c ~,t -I aI( s . th II; k II cII it 1h a i I'assicl' 6v1ick curl! 10111 were el'vected, b1'gilsniug t II). ?? 1',I I , atit I I::! re it. e Of y al k ?? ttltt)N 051 ~css, to a i ca the lsolde:s of Stock si ?? ict sell under IW), at which price no sakco ...

... I - > ~ 7 -- - MEtETING OF MINISTERS AND LIBERAL ?? [From the Morning Chroniole.). At least two hundred and fiftty liberal members of the House of Commons attended the meetingeat the Foreign. office on Tuesday-a circumstance which clearly shows lthat the representatives of the peoplef England, Ire- land, and Stbotlauid feel deeply interested in the issue of . the question upon which thie twvo ...

... droreig ntelligence+ ?? - - : : ?? - - - I UNITED STATES. By the arrival of the packet ship Roscoe advices from New York to the 9th. ult have come to hand. The war in Texas is the engrossing subject in the American papers. It appears from all the published accounts that the unfortunate Texians are suffering severely. The New Orleans Bulletin details the particu- l lars of a horrid butchery ...