THE great struggle in Parliament is now ended. The Roman Catholic Relief 13111 was read a third time in the House of Lords last night, and passed! The final majority was ONE...

Many of our London readers complain, that the Saturday Evening's edition of the SPECTATOR of last week was substituted for that of Sunday Morning, contain- ing the Report of the...

the Russians claim further successes. A naval descent on the coast of Roumelia has put them in possession of Sissiboli, a fortress on the shores of the Black Sea ; and they had...

The German papers received this morning say, that the Porte in- tends to remedy the difficulty of obtaining supplies, caused by the blockade of the Dardanelles, by conveying...

Wednesday, and was out nearly three hours each day. DEATH OF TIIE LANDGRAVE OF HESSE-HONlitURG.—The reigning Land- grave of Liesse-Homburg, our King's brother.in-law by his...

the 4th of March. His inaugural address is composed in a tone of moderation. He promises economy in the management of the public affairs, and to do what he can to extinguish the...

.STOCK. EXCHANGE, FRIDAY Eve:min.—For the first three days of the 'week the transactions in our Stock Market possessed very little interest. 'The first price of Monday for...

Saturday, charged with having insulted and abused the Duke of Welling- ton. Lord Fitzroy Somerset stated, that as he was walking with the Duke of Wellington in St. Jaines's...

silver, and bank paper) from the house of Mr. Georg:Richardson, St. Paul's, Shadwell. A button was found on the floor of the room where the robbery was committed; and a similar...

HOUSE OF LORDS. Mosznav, April 6.--A great many petitions were presented for and against the Catholic Relief Bill ; and some against the clauses affecting the Monastic...

On the second reading of the Catholic Belief Bill, in the House of Lords—April 4, CONTENT—PRESENT. DUKES. Clarence Sussex Gloucester Brandon (Ilamilton) Beaufort Devonshire...

THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON AND THE COLONIAL ASSEMBLIES. WE noticed in our last number but one, the statement of a daily journal that the Duke of WELLINGTON intended, as soon as the...

A SHORT time ago, we began to apprehend that it was the design of the Directors of the Kings Theal re to put us through all Ros- sm's inferior compositions, with such an...

TOPICS OF THE DAY. A CORRESPONDENT in OUT 30th Number laid down a plan for settling the Catholic question ; the peculiar feature of which w as the restoration of the...

Mr. DANBY could not have done a wiser thing than to permit his " Israelites Passing the Red Sea " to be engraved; and this not for the commonplace reason of affording the world...

CHARLES DIBDIN was a genius of no common order. He was a poet, a inusieian, an actor. The lover of true melody, the lover of genuine feeling, of the poetry of nature and of the...

OTC !IE. March 19th. The readers of the Constitutionnel are not unfre- quently damned from the pulpit. A minister at Vaux-Chantegue, near Pontarlier,•rarely mounts the pulpit...

THE Philharmonic Society has done much to elevate the musical taste and character of the English. Instrumental music was at a low ebb indeed, previous to its establishment. Not...

WE have had plenty of national tales, and fashionable tales ; now commences the epoch of professional tales. Soldiers and sailors, as is their duty in all dangerous paths, have...

LITERARY SPECTATOR. LANGUAGES are old institutions. Like all other old institutions, they have been altered, amended, and adapted to the changes of circumstances. They work...

Tins is a trifle from the hand of a master. It would be difficult to say what is the real object of it ; unless it be that it was a plea- sant pastime for the writer, and he...

Among the arrivals which the westerly wind enables us to report, is the Com-. patty's ship London, front China. She left Canton on the 20th Dec. instead of the 28th Jan. the...

On Thursday the 2d inst. the Rev. John Spence, M.A. was instituted, by com- mission from the Lord Bishop of Peterborough, to the united Rectory and Vicarage of Cudworth, in the...

"The moon from yonder mountain. "-A very flowing and ele- gant Terzetto ; the music by And. ROMBERG, adapted to English words, and arranged by BARNETT. It deserves to be known,...

CAMBRIDGE, April I0.-At the congregation on Friday last the following degrees were conferred. Bachelor in Diei y-Robert Black, Trinity College. Honorary Master of Arts-lion....

EiRTIIS. - On the 71.11 inst. at Thorney-abbey, Cambridgeshire, the Lady of Tycho Wing, Esq. of a daughter-At Ardincaple-house, Argyllshire, on the 29th ult. the Lady of Keith...

CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, APRIL 10. We are very moderately supplied with Wheat from our own coast, but the arrival of Foreign this week is again large, and the trade remains dull....

Tuesday, March 31. PARTNERsUIPS DISSOLVED. T. Knight and II. W. Partridge, Charles-street, City-road, perfumers—G. Taylor and It. Clark, Farnham ' Surrey, surgeons—C. Miller...