... I I HOUSE OF COMMONS-WEDNESDAY, The Speaker took the chair before four o'clock. Mr. BRISCOE presented a petition fron the paster of a dissenting congregation ia Westbury, praying for the relvase of Mr. John Tt'iiorieiood. Mr. VILLIERS pres nted five petitions from Yarksbire, praying for the repeal of the cern-lawa. Mr. F. FRENCH presented a petition from certain medi- cal practitioners of ...

... iTAP ERIAi PARaIJIA E NTi rig HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY. Lord de LISLE presentedii Fetitiee from Uxbridgeagaiet th(e Beer Bill PARLIAU N1'ARY BOROUG ITS BILL. OJ the lleioll of Lied DUNCANNON thiis bill went through committee. TuPe report was received, and the bill ordered to be rcatl a lh:rl time (In Mondey rU:xt, REGENCY BILL. Oa the motion or the LORD CHANCELLORthisbill was read a third taiae ...

... Tho Queen held a count on S.Aturday afternaon, at Back- ingham Palace. Count Bjornsllerna, envoy extrnordinary and minister plenipotentiary from the King of Sweden, had an audience of her Majesty, to deliver a letter, Baroa do Cetto, envoy extraordinary and minister pleni- ?? from the King of Bavaria, had an nudience of the Q Ieen, to deliver a letter from his sovereign. Count de Pollon, envoy ...

... NBW ZBALAND. Vl~tGO TEl SYDNEY GAZETTE 01' IArICit 27.] We rtgret to state that his Exccilency Captain Hob- son, RN., lieutenant-governor of New Zealand, received a violent paralytic stioke on board the Herald at Wai:e. mata, on the Ist of March, abou! nine o'clock in the forenoon ; but under the active treatment of Dr; Lane, the surgeon of the Herald, his Excellency recovcred ra. pidly, and ...

... A PJ(OP118T]. - The state of Ireland is so alarmingly calm, that the political ?? dad their only consolation iin predict- ing a hurricane. When the Irish betray the slightest degrec of restlessness under their manifold sutfcrings and wrongs, they are represented as in a state of open rebel. lion. When they endure them with perfect resignation and patience, they are then accused of harboaring. ...

... THE MORNING CHRO!Ar1CLE. LON ) ON: FRIDAY, JULY 24, I040. In the Housn of LORDS, last night, the royal as- sent was given by commission to a number of public and private bills. Petitions against the Ecclesiastical Duties and Revenues Bill were presented from Durham, from the University of Oxford (by the Duke of WLL- LINGTON, who thought it most desirable for the public and most particularly ...

... THE MORNVING CHRO YI CLE. LON D ON: SATURDAY, JULY 25, 181P. In thei IIousR of LORDS, last night, the Regenc3 lill was read a third tihue and passed. The Caledonian Canal Bill was read a second timo The Prisons (Ireland) Bill went through ?? nrittee, and the report was received. Th C(anal Police Bill went through committee ?? received, and the bill to be read a third timE 0r, Monday next. Tle ...

... MADRID, JULY 19. LFaOM OUR OWN CORRESrONDcENT.] The capital has returned to its normal state of tran- quillity. Since I wrote last night no fresh attempts, at least of any magnitude, have been made to create dis- turbances. The energetic and praiseworthy efforts of the inhabitants, National Guards, and municipal authorities have proved abundantly sufficient to preserve order on the occasion, ...

... MADRID, JULY 8. LFRe31 OURt OWN CORRIE8PONUDENT.] An expiring effort has been just made here by the mi. nisterial party to discredit their opponents, whom they look upon as being on the point of succeeding them in power. The attempt, bowever, has turned out a corn- plete failure, and has injured only its unprincipled nu- thoI s. Tihc circumrstances of this now specimen of the political ...

... TIlE MORNING CIi? 0 YZCLE,. LONDON: MONDAY, JULY 27, 1840. The events of Barcelona will turn out, we trust, not so serious, at least not so marked with excess, as the Prench telegraph informs us. A sanguinary insurrection- the RF.GENT outraged_ the rabble battalion armed, would indicate a mortal struggle between extreme parties. 'We own we cannot comprehend the conduct of the QUEEN in ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-THURSDAY. . ROYAL ASSENT. The royal assent was given at four o'clock, by comnmis- sion, to the following bills The Canada Government Bill, the Vaccination Bill, the Polileeratee Assessments Bill, the Manchiester, Birmingdhami, and Bolton Police Bill, the Timber Ships Bill the Masters in Chancery Bill, the Protestant E iscopiaI Notrch (Scot- land) Bill, the Arms (Ireland) BIT , ...

... 2 URKAY. CONSTANTINOPLE, JULY 1. LvaOMx OUR OWN CORlRlESPONDENT.] We remain to this moment without further intelligence from the coast of Sysia; but the accounts freom Egypt of last week respecting the expedition about to be sent there by Mchemet Ali are, in some measure, confirmed by subsequent advices. Three frigates, two corvettes, anu two steamers have, it appears, already sailed, and they ...