... HOUSE OF LORDS-MOZ(DAY, JULY 3. -- I I. it (Concludedfrom yesterday's Freeman.) CHURCH OF SCOTLAND BENEFICES BILL. Lord CAMPBELL moved an amendment, the object of which was to limit the objection to ministers to matters of a spiritual character, or else to some physical defect. The Earl of ABERDEEN opposed the amendment as e- unnecessary. - Lord BROUGHAM then addressed their lordships, and ;o ...

... I ---INDIA ANO IA. The mail from Bombay of the 20th May brings no re- markable intelligence. It started ten days before the usual time, in consequence of the approach of the monsoon ren- dering the navigation difficult from Bombay to Aden. The chief points of interest are connected with the pro- ceedings of Sir Charles Napier in Scinde. It appears that Shere Mahomed, who was defeated at the ...

... (raosM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT). London, Wednesday, June 28,1843. THE ARMS BILL. By the little progress this bill makes it seems doubtful when it will become law. Events are occurring most pro- pitiously to show the ?? spirit by which the bill was dictated. Ireland is in peace ; large stores of ammunition are conveyed through the country with an escort of only one soldier, and yet her people are ...

... SP AINV We copy from the MAessager and the Ml/oniteur Parisien of Saturday night the following telegraphic despatclese: BAYONNE, JuLV 1.-The Regent arrived at Alia- cete on the 25th ult. The troops and the militia who joined the insurrection withdrewa upon Las Penas dle San Pedro. The Regent had sent for the nministeL of the in- terior. Brigadier Enna was to join him at Saragossa with four ...

... CIRCUITS OF THE COMMISSIONBRS FOR THE RELIEF OF INSOLVENT DEBTORS. t( NORTHERN CIRCUIT, 184. It of WILLAMs JoHsN LAW, rsay, Commissioner. Id an YoRxsHuRE~-At Sheffield, Friday, October 20. -a- ~ ~ At Wakefield, Monday, October 23. ats At the 'To'w~n of KIrGeOs-rPONee-Heli.-Tuesday, Oct.31. I .nd YOnRKSHIRE-At York and City, Tharsday, November 2. t an . ?? Richmond, Monday, November 6i.d art ...

... 8 b S.by - -TTX SATURDAY, JULY 1. i _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ti EARL GREYt.-It will be seen that this patriotic e` and venerable Nobleman is at present in a very precarious, e: 32ot to say alarming, state of health, though we- have reason d to believe, from an authority on -which we can rely, that o: there are those indications of improvement within the last e: few days, that encourage the hope ...

... -:- 1. FA-L/UTPi-.4L Iuo ., The toyru1 iJ riteamer ClIdO, CaPtab Symons, arrived this morning witb the West Indi4 ad tMexiau mall, oan freight Sii,000'B and the holowinpaengere- Cpitsaniraiho, Mmt l1unes and tio eChildremn, Mrs. r . R and four children, Mit Ree and thrru nervantl, i Major and Mrm, Macphial and-onw cWiWl, Captain aud Mrs. Bargoyse and foar ebildreon,rs Rour, Mr%. Iretenu and ...

... _ A H I I . .. - .. SUNDAY SCHOOL SEnstoNs.-On Sunday last, tho Rev. Richard lM. Davies, late of Blackburn Independent College, commenced his pastoral duties at Hope Chapel, Greenacres Moor. After the services, collections were made in aid of the Sunday School funds; which amounted to the handsome sun1 of £42. 10s. . DEAV AND DumB A8YLUMa.-Last week an eleetion took plaee of eight inmates of ...

... fflounil'o all'a Cucooal)o pefsto I I ?? ment, ai 11ONDAY. JUNE 26, 18&3. (icoupiet - platientl SPAIN. to abonw The jftdrid GO.-cttei of th-e I19th instant, con- wz's conl tainq various proniotions rind appointnaenis, VIffV liti aliratwhich are thouse of Cotint D'Alinodovar- distress ?? mlos Espinoso, Don Evaristo 'San ration, iriguel. and JPon Andres Garcia Catuba, to the COV61totit ran k of ...

... To Beaaero antr Oovreponbenst. MR. O'CONNOR'S VISIT TO HULL AND LFRDS.-When, Mr. O'Conner wrote to Mr. West. o,'IIfull, sying that he could visit Hull on Fridey next, it was under the imnpression that he would have to lecture, accordinq to form-r arrange mcnt, at Leeds, on Tr esdny and Wedesday 7ext. These Ictures, hotivi r, have had to be poslponed, tilt Jfonday and Tuesdayfor'tiqht, in ...

... THEI 1 l () l,' O LING CJIJe (V CCLE. 1. ) N D) 0 N: TII U!?SDJA Y, JUL Y fl; 8 t4.3. IIIs Ia - I Io of, ('t i mo N S, lst Itight, ttftcr tlo' 11ITINlzltation l pu }etitionis, .1ir 6ioltuxl;Y G;lisY Ivitlh- I i thei (Charitalbb' rtrsts Bill fort tile prersent 'ts- l, Sir .I At 1I 3S I ;IIA 11.V iltatt l it tilt! bill %. liohl he 1hail foi'inrlv timenititonedl its lin lpelili- titl tii this ...

... THE~ TATE'/ FAl/TAL DUE'L It wil' hIC ,cIf''i''.''f thia lftr 114 comtluiio'0 of :1we itt' i~i .''I, I II -ii to tile aoj'ourllomo t. ,It 1111 illiuoest 'i:o~'.I I , lo, ilfro Itn thd body of th19 UlltfOrtlrlne I Id11- ,, I 1 I11I 'p ft of whofi Itip. tl,~Hru o tlg, jourtjaf N I.'l' I - .. I , n* Il lIT' lIT-AI thin' l'iuo t to fo-II o-rilld of' Iii I, J% (I flu fhl 1TlIt'i'lft; VW~' frt ilt. ...