Tux MELBOURNE Parliament assembled on Wednesday; when the session was opened, according to the usual form, by Royal Commissioners, whom the Lord Chancellor represented. Besides...

had issued letters patent, abolishing the Constitution granted by WILLIAM the Fourth to the Hanoverians in 1833, and reestablishing the Con- stitution of 1819 ; which...

of' public feeling in Canada. The Canadians," it is said, "are again kindling up the fires of discord and rebellion. The apirit of liberty and indepen- dence pervades a large...

between the French and Russian governments ; but the cause of the dia. agreement, or how far it is likely to extend, is not mentioned. The journals are endeavouring to impress...

THE OPENING. The session of Parliament was opened on Wanesday the 15th. Soon after Iwo. the Loan CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack ; and inlJrined the few Peers who were...

Portuguese Mini-try had been formed. The Morning Chronicle says, that any Ministry of which CASTRO PEREIRO shall be a Member; must be reuarded with deep distrust. The hostility...

ESPARTERO has assembled a large force in the neighbourhood of tter:a, with the intention, it is supposed, of attacking the Carlists in that direction. ORAA Was defeated by...

The annual dinner of the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs took place on Thursday at the Guildhall, a week later than the usual time, in conse- quence of the 9th of November having been...

TIIE Queen bas passed the week at Buckingham Palace, not in any way suffering from the fatigue and excitement of the City banquet. On Wednesday evening, her Majesty went to...

A grand dinner was given at Stockport, on Monday, to Mr. Henry 3Iarsland the Member, and Mr. Richard Cobden the unsuccessful candidate for that borough at the late election. Mr....

Mr. O'Connell has addressed a letter to the Protestant Clergy of Ireland, with a new plan for settling the Tithe question ; of which the following are the principal features. "...

"labouring classes" of that town, urging them to union and co. operation to obtain political rights. • The Morning Chronicle says that the West Surry Tories have not paid the...

day evening, by his handkerchief, to a peg in the harness-rooms of the Royal Mews. An inquest was held on the corpse on Monday ; and some evidence was given to prove that the...

a cottage beloneing to AIL Deane, of May's farm, in Oxfordshire, were destroyed by tire, set to them wilfully. Sixteen horses and two men were in the stables ; but the men were...

A very select party of Tories met at Apsley House on Tuesday afternoon. Sir Robert Peel was there, having arrived the day before from the Continent. No doubt the question of the...

O'Connell in reply to some remarks made by the latter in his speech to the Trades Union at Dublin. Mr. Crawford reiterates his assertion that the Irish patronage has been given...

goes on rather slowly; only about four hundred have as yet taken the oaths. The official gentlemen are hugging themselves with the notion that there will be little business done...

A letter from Frankfort, in the Chronicle this morning, mentions that the Hanoverians will oppose passive resistance to the arbitrary policy of King ERNEST, and that the...

consider it.

his arrival in town,—talking strong Radicalism to Radicals, and vowing that no Re- former is worthy of the name who refuses to vote for the Ballot.

vir- tually abolishing the Grenville Act, and thereby defeating the " Spottis- woode Conspiracy." By the Act 9th George IV. it is deolared, "that if the name of any Member...

; when the Speech to be delivered by the Queen on Monday was sealed. Lord MELBOURNE entertains a large company of Peers, awl Lord JOHN Russera. of Commoners, at dinner this...

a foe. His Lordship was, of course, very desk , us of ascertaining whether the Tories would propose a candidate for the Speakership ; so he les- patched a special messenger (not...

Chapel of St. George, and in the parish-church of Windsor—the Dean and se- veral Canons being present — the 5th of November service was omitted. Sir George Villiers has...

Wast-orrzer, Nov. 17.-011 Light Drogoons-Curnet F. J. isache to be Lieut. by purchase, vice Porter, alio retires ; .1. Sutherland, t to be Cornet, by pnrchase, vice !cache. 25th...

The Perthshire Tory Committee is short of cash, and cannot pay the bills contracted in the election of Lord Stormont. The Earl of Mansfield will not give a penny ; and the...

created a Baronet ; and one of the Supday papers says the honour is as creditable to the Royal bestower as to the receiver: The facts, we bear, are these. In consequence of' the...

Tile Queen's presence has shed a lustre over the two patent houses this week ; and the players, who do not hold lightly . their privilege of basking in the sunshine of Royalty,...

empanneled for the purpose, decided that Captain John Goode is insane. Goode behaved in a most violent manner while in court.

STOCK EXCRAN1K, FR! OAT AFTY.INION. The East Luba Company have issued the following notice , by whiell it will he seen tbst they intend to reduce their present Bowl Debt, by...

the weekly liabilities end assets of the Bank of England from August . 22d to November 11th inclusive-- T.IA1111.ITITS. ASSETS. Cit culatice ecerities .£23,9'6.600 Deposits...

that of the Secretary, William Swan, are not mentioned, was held on Thursday at Tints's, Grafton Street, Dublin, for the purpose of reor- ganizing the Orange Society. The...

The Royal William. Frazer, from London to Madras, struck on the rocks at theta trance of Table Bay, Cape of Good Hope, the 19th Sept.—crew and passengers saved. Arrived—At...

accompanies this week's Spectator, informs us that in our first account of the Civil List Pensions, RICHARD AIREY should have been Ricataana AIREY ; the lady being the wife of...

at Covent Garden, on Monday ; and met with better success than it de- served. There was nothing new in the plot, persons, or language. A. hairbrained scamp contrives to obtain...

in the new burletta, called Car/o, er tile ileich.thg, produced at the Olympic on Thursday. Cam o is not of the egnine race, but an idiot biped, who fills the post and the...

season ; but the revivals of The Cabinet and The Miller's Maid show the strength of the company. BRAIIAH every now and then bursts forth with a blaze of splendour recalling the...

THE judgment Of MACREA DT'S musical adviser, Mr. BODWELL, was put to the test on Saturday ; for in all matters that concern the Operatic department of this ;theatre, we presume...

THE second season of this entertainment commenced on Thursday evening, in the Lyceum Theatre. We are glad that Mr. MI TCHELL has found the success of last season so encouraging...

SUPPOSE that the Peers would repeal the Grenville Act, and pass any bill of the Commons to establish a fair tribunal for the deci- sion of controverted elections, how should the...

PRACTICAL MEASURES!" Ix eomplianee with 'recommendations from 'various quarters, we republish, in a stamped Supplement, the three sections of Practical Measures which have...

Tins colony is yet too young to go alone ; and it also requires correction, like most children : we shall neither desert it prema- turely, nor spare the rod in due season. By a...

which the Government and the Legislature would do well to watch attentively. An official return of the exports from Liverpool this autumn, shows a prodigious decrease in the...

the notion of settling the Irish Tithe question without a provision for appropriating some of the Irish Church revenues for the benefit of the Catholics. Referring to Sir HENRY...

THE subject of Military Expenditure is pretty well exhausted in our Supplement, but closely connected with it is the question of Military Pluralism, on which we take occasion to...

IIrsvostv, Rise and Progress of the British Power in India. By Peter Anber. M.R.A.S., late Secretary to the Honourable the Court of Directors of the East Elks Compant. (Iii 0...

Tux period embraced in Mr. Arlint'S Closing volume of his history of the Brill Sit POlrer iii ladia, commences with the es- tablishment of' the Board of Control in 1 7S4, and...

cratic hauteur. We have heard of his familiar intercourse with all classes in his neighbourhood ; and many a stout farmer and peasant could boast of having played cricket and...

is a trust, and one of a very high and responsible nature towards the community, whatever Chief Justice Coke and Chief Justice Holt may have said of the matter. If the doctrine...

lbarma reviewed at some length the previous volumes of this work, little more remains for us to do than to announce the publi- cation of the sixth volume, and to say that it is...

THE productions of the Bard of Hope appear, in this new edition, with all the typographical and pictorial splendour which distinguished the volumes of ROGERS. And though...

THIS volume is almost wholly occupied with the eminent men of Spain. It contains a short introductory view of the early litera- ture of that country, followed by lives of the...

IT is questionable whether since the time of HARVEY any dis- covery has been made in physiology so important as that developed in these Memoirs. With this oirnion of the work,...

This is a well - executed and useful little work. It is addressed to the general reader ; and gives a view of the principles of chemical science, awl of their province in...

Revolutiou, beAdes the introduction of notes, has the additional recommendation of including portraits of the leading actors in these sanguinary scenes, and pictures of the...

THE meeting of Parliament and the consequent return of tourists must have stimulated the publishers; bun their activity has not yet shown itself in any thing of striking...

water is, we believe, generally regarded as the most conducive to health and comfort : the apparatus is now used in several public insthutions and private establishments—in the...

%EL ; but no description that we have ever read conveys an idea of those divine works: and but few crities have been successful in ana- lyzing their transcendent qualities. The...

of the year-glass is nearly run out, and that we shall soon have to turn it up again, by changing our calendar. A dozen of the cheap Almanacks—principally TILT'S neat and...

reprints, and publications without class or kind; for indeed the publishers seem to have turned their attention to driving a safe trade—if safety consist in the absence of...

SICKENED as we have been this season with the vapid ant1 trreavtinglest tribe of miscalled " Beauties," whose perfections consist in an es_ aggerration of conventional ideality...

Besides HARDING'S Views of Plymouth, Mount Edgecumbe, and Budleigh—which have the daylight aQpect of out-door nature, and the freshness of the moist and genial climate of...

AUSTRALASIA has already furnished some most curious and unique species of animals ; and to this new continent and the adjacent islands, naturalists will look eagerly for fresh...

or expedient 0 knighting acm r . baltdozen or is of the R. A.. to have been recently restated to. But this is neither thoroughly priucipleti, nor effective. It will nppear to...

Motets for ji,ur voices, by CHRISTOPHER TYE, Miss. Doc. Scorrd front the original edition, and adapted to Modern Paraphrases of Scripture, by THOMAS 01,1PHAN17, Eng. Dr....

;: , . . On tee eist ,at Floors , the a: of his Grace the Puke of Itexhurelte, the Dutch..., et a .1 OD the 1. .. in Cun.l.erlet. • Peiee, Lady COLCHESTER, of a daughter,...

GAZETTES. Tuesday, Nov. 13. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. B. and E. Wild, Sheffield, pearl-scale-cutters—J. S. and W. I. Burman, Bridge Rod Lambeth. tea dealers—Lauder and Lowden,...

BRITISH Saturday -- UN OS. Monday (Closing Tuesday - Prices.) Irednes. Thurs. Friday. 931 934 938 9:4 931 3 per Cent.Consols 931 Dittufor Acconnt 931 934 934 938 938 938 3...

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IN Parliamentary and official language, the Civil List is granted to the Sovereign in lieu of certain hereditary and occasional revenues of the Crown, which have been...

of the Elections, when it became apparent from the state of the returns, and the language of Government organs and official people, that all hope of the Ministry's taking...

THREE OF THE SPECTATOR'S PRACTICAL MEASURES. I. THE CIVIL LIST. 2. THE PENSION SYSTEM. 3. MILITARY EXPENDITURE.

When constituencies and the people clamosously call fora revision of the Pension List and the abolition of all undeserved pensions, and when many Members of Parliament pledge...

IN investigating this subject, we shall consider it WM' three heads,- 1. The improvement in efficiency and the saving in expense which might be accomplished by consolidating the...