variance with the preject sanctioned by the Lower Houses for the recognition of the Debt. They propose to acknowledge the whole of the Debt, including the Guebhard Loan, and to...

TI4E French Ministry is again without a nominal Premier. Mar- shal GERARD has resigned, in consequence of his inability to pro- cure an amnesty for political offences. Various...

of Russia have recently been circulated in Paris. They were mere forerunners of a proposition, which partly gives the lie to them, for a loan of seven millions and a half...

doings of the Negro population on the North side of that island. It is said, in a letter dated the 19th of August, from an extensive proprietor- Difor, t "The truth is, that...

day week, with a speech from the King. It affords not the slightest prospect of a near settlement of the Belgian question. The King still speaks of his former subjects as...

to detach Louis PHILIP from the Quadruple alliance, and procure the recognition of Don CARLOS as King of Spain. But even Louis we should imagine, would shrink from such a...

The inquiries of the Privy Council into the origin of the fire in the Houses of Parliament have been continued during the week ; and not-. withstanding the positive assertion...

their assembling, the Sword-bearer was ordered to inform the Sheriffs that they must retire from their seats within the bar, and remove below the bar. Mr. Sheriff Raphael...

of Windsor on Monday and Toesday. On Wednesday, their Majesties came to town, and were received at St. James's Palace by the Duke of Gloucester and the Princess Sophia. In the...

of Lambeth Street Police-office, stating that several poor persons had complained at the Mansionhouse of the refusal of the Lambeth Street otheers to allow them to communicate...

There is to be public dinner to Lord Durham at Newcastle, on the 19th instant. The following requisition, signed by 20.5 of the most respectable inhabitants of that town, was...

The Earl of Durham arrived at Hamilton Palace on Tuesday after. noon, and dined with the Duke of Hamilton, who had invited the prin. cipal civic officers of Glasgow to meet him....

for a railway between Brighton and London, with a branch to Shoreham. A meet There is every prospect of a revival of the project for a railway between Brighton and London, with...

The inquiry is not to include the coal and iron ; it being consideied that these matters are already sufficiently understood to enable the Minister to propose a definite, and as...

The promised letter of Mr. O'Connell to Lord Durham has been published in the Pilot. It is highly complimentary to his Lordship ; who is invited, when he shall have the power,...

Mr. Marvey Napier, the editor of the Edinburgh Review, has ad- dressed a letter to the Newspapers, which is intended for a defence of the notorious article in the October...

Is cobsidering, last week, the important question of the accommoda- tions required for the two Houses of Legislature, we set aside the minor though more immediate point as to...

of Bristol, may be considered as an acquisition to the small Liberal party in the House of Peers. Dr. ALLEN, it seems was tutor to Sir HENRY PARNELL, at Trinity Colleg e,...

of room ; among them a Letter on the Board of Customs by a Pooa CLERK," which bits been on hand too long, but with Is shall appear. if possible, next week.

THE long-talked-of stage version of Manfred was brought out at last on Wednesday, at Covent Garden Theatre ; and a most elaborate failure it has turned out. We had the curiosity...

STOCK EXCHANOE, FRIDAY AFTERNOON. The prospect of a further improvement in the Consol market, of which the operations of last week gave promise, has been realized ; and the...

on the 27th ultimo, apparently in good health.

POSTSCRIPT SATPRDAY. The Moniteur of Thursday officially announces the retirement of Marshal GERARD from the Ministry. Admiral on RIGNY, the Minister for Foreign Affairs, will...

Arrivals—None. sunco-1.i. in Grav..sciut. Oct. 25111, Eliza iu ne, Findlay ; 11es , tm and 34th, Dahlia Packet, M 1■Lte ; for the Cap,. ho n Liverpool. V4.11, Lo I Stanley....

tures of that subject and the " Distress for Rent" animated, is played at the Victoria. It is extremly well ease ELTON personates Martin Heywood, and Mrs. SELBY his wife, with...

abeyance for a short time by the illness of 11Irs. WAYLETT, PEAK L'S popular and cleyer piece The Climbing Boy has been substituted for it. A hit at the legislatorial folly of...

Retort courteous ; the main object of which is to show up a certain foreign Count, who was the hero of a former piece. However conspicuous in his fopperies this gentleman may...

TO THE EDITOR OF THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW. 23d October me SIR—The Westminster Review, you know, was established with Mr. BENTHAM'S money; for several years it was written by his...

his death, he THE proceedings at Glasgow, in honour of Lord DURHAM and Reform, have fully equalled the most sanguine anticipations of the and s_ only to g ive utterance to the...

THE O'Coreeitee Rent for 1834 will probably equal, if not exceed, the amount of any previous year's contributions. The Agitator himself has, according to his custom at this...

Ist pursuance of the Act of Parliament, which authorizes the Crown " to erect South Australia into a British province, and to provide for the colonization and government...

operas have been brought out at this theatre, each the product of our native soil, and all suc- cessful. Two of these are the work of men little known as com- posers, and not at...

Tits formation of this Society can scarcely be matter of surprise to those who are acquainted with the workings of the Metropolitan musical machine. The British composer feels...

OCTOBER has usually been a blank in the musical as well as the legal calendar; but times are altered, and we have two novel musical undertakings to record in the past week. An...

on Wednesday. " His Majesty's Postmaster-General having had satisfactory proof laid before him, that printed newspapers sent from the United Kingdom, addressed to the cities of...

into Liverpool, free of duty. It will be recollected that there is a duty on the raw material. Now the right way to prevent such in- terference with our Manchester spinners, is...

France has published a letter written by M. A. BILLIARD, formerly Secretary-General to the Minister of the Interior, which would seem to clear up this long-cherished mystery, in...

DID any or e ever read all that has been written about NAPOLEON BONAPARTE? Is this task necessary even to his biographer? If nct, what portion of it ? Can the general reader...

BIOGRAPHY, The life of the Emperor Napoleon: within Appendix. coltaiuMg an Examination of Sir Walter Scott's "Life of Napoleon Bonaparte," and a Notice of the Principal Errors...

A CAREFUL and leisurely perusal of Mr. Bereriarf s volumes, has not greatly changed our opinion of his character as a writer, but it has increased our estimation of the value of...

HERE is a capital novel spoilt by haste or caprice. In using the term novel, we do not mean a fiction of the highest class,—a pro- duction which should poetically revive the...

Tux time teems with fictions.. There are four novels besides Tylney Hall before us, amounting in the aggregate to a dozen volumes save one. Of these, the first in likelihood is...

BIRTHS. On the 26th ult.. the Lady of the Rev. SANUEL LYSONs, Rector of Rodmarton, of a daughter. On the 29th ult., in York Terrace, Regent's Park, the Lady of C. D. Aactuoaux...

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVID. nirst and Skilheek. Iladdersfield, cloth finiehers-J. and II. Barnes. Faversham. boy- men -J., J., anal It. Davies, Bristol. woollen-drapers- Turner and...

WAR-arms. Oct. 31.-16th Regt. of Light Drags.-Lieut. P. T. Robinson to be Capt. by purchase. vice Browne. who retires ; Cornet W. S. O'Grady , to be Lieut, by purchase, vice...

BUTCHERS' MEAT. SMITHFIELD. FRIDAY, OCTOBER al. The market generally is excessively dull, with a decline both in mutton and veal- the former 24. and the latter full 64. per...