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 UPPER CANADA.-The case of Mr. Mackenzie has been brought up again in the Parliament of Upper Canala.- It has been a subject for angry discus sion, for several sessions and elections, and is likely to be as fruitful a topic as the similar case of Wilkes and the Brit ish House of Commons. It will be re- membered that this gentleman,-Wm. l.. Mackenzie, one of the members Of the House from the county of York has been twice expelled, and every time reelected by the people of York. lie sailed last spring to England, as the agent of his constituents, where he now is. On the first day of the meeting of the Parliament, motion was made to expel him third time, on the ground, that having been pronounced by the House unworthy 10 sit with them, and twice expelled, he was ineligible to a seat. The motion was carried by a ma jority of seven. 1t IS believed flat Mir. Mackenzie will be returned d fourth time.-.N Niles.