NEw.YoRK, SEPTEMBER I9.
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NEw-YORK, SEPTEMBER I9.

 The news by the packet ship Havre, to the 18th uIt. is several days later both from France and England, than we had previously received. We do not perceive that any dis cOveries had been made respecting the attack upon the King. Thus far, it does not appear that Fieschi had any acc0mpIices. or that he vas employed by cOnspratOrs either at hume or abroad.

 The French Court of Peers had 2ronoun- ced sentence against Ihe Lyonese prisoners, whose trial had consumed SD much time, and been attended with much embarrassing cir cumstances to the court. Several of them were banished. ..e4...a

 The new pro jects "f Ia vs respecting the press, SGc. were discussing in the Chamber of Deputies. The majority n favor of the prin- cipes of the bill appeared tO be great. At the same time, loud and earnest complaints are uttered by the press, at a measure which bids fair to destroy its freedom and indepen- dence. This is a subject, about which it seems as i( governments, especially # they have any thing of despotc character, cannot be taught wisdom, even by experience. We may be altogether under a mistake on this subject but we fully expect that if the project is car ried into complete effect, it will be the source ofserous trouble to France before 1t is over.

 A disturbance somewhat like those which are so familiar to us in this country, has oc- cured at Berlin in Prussia. The lower class of people considered themselves as unjustly s.rohibited from enjoying an amusement in which they had been previously indulgsd. turned themselves into mob. and amused themselves with breaking windows, throwing brick bats. of. other things equivalent. at the soldiers, and in a variety of ways doing all the mischief in their power. They were f. nally suppressed, after a number of persons had been killed or wounded.

 Great excesses were practising in parts of Spain, particularly towardsth the moGks--much in the spirit and manner of the system of Lynehing in this country. Many individuals aere butchered, and the most serious outra- ses were committed. sHsa. A.# ....