... Dn. Pussy's f ?? Times of-yesterday week contained I the following:-' We learn, from unquestilonable authority, that I the Oxferd investigation has terminated in acomplece vindica I tion of Dr.Pussy, who has preduoaed out of St. Cyprian the ,ipsirieia verbaof the passage which Dr. Faussett had accused of i heresy. This statemset turns out to be-wholly incorrect. The members of the Board of ...

... , AI H1OUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, JustB 9. of nevr a Duk ofCeoberand, took the King ~ is ~,faestY apeared I excellent health t oaths~~d is sat~rtakin theoath satfor some time on the ?? ~~~Anvesin joulary wth he ordChancellor, Lord a Keiy~n Lrd ?? oterpeers. The ap- I of hi Majsty ausedno sallsensation in the i * MESSAGE FROM HER MA~~~JESTY. ini The ORD HANCLLORcommnicaed to the House a Roya ...

... ?? & ?? voot. I FROM TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. WAlAt-OVthICE, MlAY. 30. Codasheaum Fool Guarlds-Brevet Colonel Charles Anthonyv Ferdinand Bentinck to be 1lljsar. by purchae vice Georgc Bvowles, who retirsc on ?? unattached Brevet Colonel Henry Stisted, froim halfinj,' unattached, to be captair end lietitenant colonel, vice Bentick; Lieutenant and Captain John Christie Clitherowv, to be captain ...

... The news from Spain is highly important, and clearly proves that the insurrection is rapidly extending. Va- lencia joined the movement on the Ilth instant, with Captain General Valdez and the garrison at its head. We regret to add that M. Camaca, the Civil Governor, ,was killed; and his body was afterwards dragged through the public streets. T'arragona adhered to the movement on the 15th. The ...

... - -ew a. LONDON-FuiDAY,. JUXig 9.CI The G.eat lestern, Lieutenant I-losken, R.N. arrived at Lierrpool yesterdalyt morning at 5 o'clock. She sailed from New York on the afternoon of the 25tb allt, and has made the passage in 1:3 days and 12 hours. She has brought 127 pussengers, lnionguvllom islMr. Jaudon, the ?? financier. Thic papers brought by the Great 1'estern extend from the 16th to tihe ...

... [ IrPFERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-TnunsmaY, JUNE 22. SPIRIT DUTIES (IRELAND). Lord MONTEAGLL (in continuation from Saturday's FREMXAN) said he had the following information from a highly respectable source:- The facts which came to my knowledge during my recent visit to Ireland regarding the increase of illicit distillation, and which I proniised this morning to communicate to you, are ...

... I THE WEATHER-THE CROPS. IRELAND. The hay harvest has commenced in the neighbourhood of this ?? Free Press. The weather has at last set in dry and warm, and the crops are now assuming quite a different appearance. Our farmers are busily employed in planting the remainder of the potato crop, and, should the season now continue favourable, we may yet have an abundant ?? Chronicle. There was a ...

... MILITARY PRON I1NS A-D I it Regiment of Life gtlard-llikut- I k ham Clbiton to be capt thbyp ?? TitaE- Hiall, who retires; Cort et I'd hubliut Z vetidish to be litutenaht, by iurcitev N ?? ei hbm Clhiton ; Joh Lcslie, ';lee Lr lieutenant, by purchase, ice Caveaoj' te 3d Regiment o0 Dragoon 0frs. Jollife Tullnell, Ironsthe *4th Colclough, appointed tu the lt regitof ?? 12th Itegimenlt of Loot ...

... AT~XSFHFC RAJLAD - - WC~ 'VnneUaou3aledb h On Wednesday last mar. v mnemnber for K~ilk~enin, formed ore' of a select party invited to visit the workshop, and inspect the operations now in progress for the completion of the atmospheric line to Dalkey. A' special train 0onveyed' the party, at twenty minutes past eleven o'clock, to the company's factory, on the canal dock, where they were joined ...

... We have received the New York Spirit of the Times to the 29tl ult., and the Boston Notion-which is big enough to tie up an alligator in-up to as recent a date as the 13th inst. The following are some transatlantic extracts:- CANtINE FIDnLITY.-A most touching incident of canine fidelity occurred lately in this city, which we intended to record at the time, but which, in the multitude ofother ...

... T H E E R A. [LATEST EDITION.] SUNDAY, JUNE 18, 1843. The aspect of political affairs continues to be troubled, and even they who are most anxious to speak well of the policy of the Government-such of them at least as venture upon the expression of an independent opinion -begin to express their fears that something must be wrong. In short, practical results are unfavorable to the reputation of ...

... If I might give a short hint to an Impartial writer, it would be to tell him his fate, If he resolves to venture upon the dangerous precipice of tell- hro unhiassed truth, let him proclaim war with mankiod-neither to g ime anorto tahe ure.Ifroncllothhe criam es oif gteat uten, thoy fall utes when they have assy, then the mob attacks him with slander. Blat if ho regards truth, let him expect ...