... MIS'CLLANEA. There are rumours that tihe Speaker hits exprecsed a wish to be relieved fron tiut seileitary and other fatigues to which his situatiort subjects bimnt. Lord John Russell's name nbas been added to the Church Commission, dooibtleis wvith tile view of conciliatiig the an1ti- Church views of certain political Dissenters. At a meeting, last week, of tire new Irish Association, Wr. ...

... TH E PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. TUESDAY.-The house went into committee on the Common Fields Enclosure 13111. -Lord ELllesborouigh said its object was to afford facilities for the enclosure of common, arable, and meadow land, and not for the enclosure of waste ?? Holland had been much pressed to submit an amendment which would secure an open space near large towns, or all towns containing over ...

... l HOUSE OF LORDS. TUESDAY.-ikagzut 2.-The Paper Duties':Bll| ft was read a third time and passed. a POOLE ConroaATioN Bot-Leora Strafford presented a fI petition from certain burgesses of Poole, in tavour of the Poole Corporatioq':Bill. tI Lord Rcdesdale presented a petition from 500 inhabitants of a the town of ?oole against the Bill. Ehe Dahe of Jielhnonrd rose to move the second reading of ...

... pOSTC3' A, I PT. 7, QATDO JTUI)S:JY, AUGUS '12. In the HousBE or Loans, last nig!ht, there were many Bills presetited fromi the .Commons, desiring their Lordship's con. curvence in the same; the Clmritable Trastees Bill,, the * ForMbisraLdlt'eriCW Bill,*c'r 'iAl'so- mefsiibnr'reihesiifig'a ; .cosyif t',ievidence'iakC) opu, Staffoid Boeroug Diinrrxi,- chisemettt Bill.-'The Dablin and Drogheda ...

... - SpAm.-The French papers state that an insurrection hail taken place at Malazua; that the governor and military com- mandant of the town were massacred; and that the garrison paesed over to the xide of the insurgents. The Debats, which 'attributes these disorders to the Utra party, adds, that inl Saragossa the constitution of 1112 had been proclaimed Witho)it oppogition.- At St. Sebastianlit ...

... THiE PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. TUESDAY, Asg. 16.-Mr. Be~rne and others, from the Commons, arought up the £4',000,000, Brxchequer- bills Bill, the Copyright Bill, and also the Consolidated Fund Appropriation Bill, .which were sevcr6ly read a first time. On tile motion of Viscount Duncassno, tite Slave-owners' Compensation acid the Slave Treaties' Bills, were read a third time, and passed. On ...

... SATIURD AY. Notwithstanding the wet ness ot' the morning a considerabte crowd was assembled to-day to see lis Ianjesty proceed in state to close the Session of Parliament. The ground Was kept by dotachunents of the Guards and a large body of the New Police. His Majesty's arrival at the House of Lords was announced by a royal satutc, and siortlv aler, having robed, his Majesty entered the house ...

... LO N DO N, MONDAY, Atg.. The intelligence from Paris is vcry gloomy. The cele- bration of the sthree days was atteundd'by no outbreak or disturbanee of any kind. The review ot tie National Guairds did not take place, ideitber did the Kiny appear in public during the fvtes. Alarm and consternation prevail on all hands, as the ministry are stated to have discovered another vide.spread ...

... GRANI) CONSERVATIVE DINNER, AT TIFERRTOAr. It having been announced tiat a Dinner would take piece Hll for the purpose of celebrating the formation of the 'Tiverton all Conservative Association, on Wednesday last, suchi was (lhe. vet de'maan for tickets that it wa6 found im possible to accommodate Of ibe ptyin any room in the borough~; and consequently the Pr( extensv premie Pttebcuo r ...

... PDS.7 C All P T. LVNDLOAT, 2'rFJNDSD,4Y.AUGUS'T 23. Thle Paris pirperp of Thlursday atnd Friday bear evidence tfiat the late N1i1oistel'T4 rlolioreticel on lae stfuleat Di er'eleta tion ill Spaln will not fhil to lead to the diissolutiont of tie exinti Ig French Cilbitiet, although the French Govennnent |holst resolved rot urerel' to refrain from positive irtervenrion, hut to withhold tbe ...

... POSTrFSC:RiPT. - 7 O.ADOXTUBSLDJAY, A.UG U.ST ' i In the 1-HousE or Loarns 11sat tiglit, the Tusrnpike AC'te OItiitieoeiir Biltliv..q redi it third tire. and phasied tue Cirnsmrio Field Eirctrisii'r'Bill wviro reiid a fiensre time; she Valalorrjii llreraud) i 4 weet ttiriroulh a Coirsmittee ; tile Tur~ipitka Reads,(Irelaud) Hill swas rea Lord ?? presented a potitien from Cirieitta similar to ...

... ,IMISC-LLANEA. Parliament, it is expected, will be prorogued on Saturday, the 20ta insrant,--LCourier. A new writ was ordered for the County of Down, an Thursday night, in the room of Lord Arthur Hili, now Lord Sandys, called up to tihe House of Peers. ReeaeeN~'roN O' Xasrn~siit.-WVC have beard that REPRESENTATION OF WESrM[,NSTI:I ~ hav ?? Mr. Cuff, the King's saddler, and Mr. FMieliarn, the ...