VIt; TORIA of Saxe Coburg, celebrated in Paris on Monday night, with little pomp, was accompanied by an act of amnesty. The poli- tical offenders excluded front the benefit of...

Carlist battalions, in Arragon, had laid down their arms, and dis- banded, leaving their officers witholf a , ;ingle nem to command. A detachment of the rebels was also le'a:c...

is on the worst terms with MtammEr Ala. Acting under Lord PoNsomtv's instructions, he offered passports to the officers and seaman of the Turkish fleet, delivered up to Munrauvr...

France in the dispute with England ; nor, however, until many Neapolitan merchantmen had been captured by British vessels of war. The number of captures has been stated as high...

in a Southerly direction, anti it was surmised, Inteudedlo at- tack Bussorah. He had plundered and laid 'Waste tilivus 'tout - dis- tricts in his own territory, which had...

THE House of Commons reassembled on Wednesday, and the Lords on Thursday ; but not to work after the holydays. On Wed- nesday the Speaker was left without "a House" at seven...

CAMBRIDGE ELECTION. When the Commons met on Wednesday, Sir CHARLES LEMON re- ported the decision of the Cambridge Election Committee, declaring the election of Mr. Manners...

was then adduced Icy the petitioner's counsel Sanntel Long as the instrument of Swann for the purposes of th e acts of bribery on the part of Long. George Smith, a shoemaker,...

: 7,77. t• •. built for the Con.o.11: , . South Amerie I f-ool :- packets between C.f.i.. , aed N. lv to these. we have Oa the packet-set:vie,: nearly ready for se Ii 'ex.-...

by a vote of 56 to 30, to present a piece of plane of the value of 1501. to each of the Sheriffs, in testimony of the Court's approbation of their patriotic and magnanimous...

Tem reopening of the Italian Opera after the Easter recess, brought the Queen with her hushan:1 to town again on Saturday ; and in the evening her Majesty had the gratification...

the Thames from Sin g spere. taken into custody on Saturday morning, by orders from the Hums t 'elev. They were sent home as prisoners, and are the BritiAt ,e-enien en g a g ed...

thy Lancaster Protestant Association, held on the 21st ultimo, at whiej those zealous foes to Popery the Reverend Messrs. Stowell and M'N e e figured as the principal orators....

Lancaster, Captain . , (*Town pri-oners. It Mel been ineerreetly silted that Mr. 1'ra:wt. had , lse e else.. d to Lev(' fisspient ill; -lee-v.); i11:111 his brother ollicors;...

lees, to Mr. Colston, for 50,000/. A meetin g of' g reat importance in the annals of agricultural local inn provernent was held at Peterborou g h on the 23d April, and was at-...

Jo It , e!et:tIOTieeritig air.C.'011“:11t iii He els:el SVe ' 1 . ccrv. c; cc icact c ; cen Ijils-r a l chalet , ce t ; !on ,• of Commom, pr;Q. in;.; II . fart hr c-cri;d o...

through the head in Hounslow Barracks, where the regiment is now stationed; and he is not expected to recover. "Family reg iment is the cause assigned for the suicide. A...

" The aggregate meethr, for the Province of Leinster - , to in - rt . itioa Parliament ttinst Lord Stanley's lia.rIstration Gill. was 115,1 day, in Batty's Circus, Lower Abbey...

0: • 1.1, -- Alai A=soial v , oil the -"til : imSIlit with as lit In c• reci-Issae to tin. l La. I! s ;item • et le l'se.11,:::co er . :, • •■'. . I !. 7. ICI: - 1.;I s L...

death of Lord Cuillamore. of P.- ss - ssn. death of Lord Cuillamore. of P.- ss - ssn. Government hay: sem -! •' r to proso.euto vertaia ' t. :Ito alleized ch.trge of 1m., We...

to lay tlewn a large tiiiiety-gun ship, and the operations for her building t o b e h eete w e eely eonimenced. A futIrleen-guit brig, called the Siren, will be launchu d in the...

of the letter of the China merchants to Lord Palmerston, to show that out of the thirty names, twenty-five belonged to Whigs and supporters f h Government ; that, with two or...

• r .1,,• Ise., ni • : end reply Augusta Marra ; , f, ■• . ..1 •.1.". iJ,, I • s'• 1....1, , ; . , 0g1 hiS elailli to rar, 4 ;,-.. a l•riess .of IS- I: , I 1:......1 ; t• /..'...

' , titan It - keeord.:' 5. rop ot 1 ioide Is- 5 \ • " 1 of , 2:•.t.• Man- :he canon :011S• NVelOslor had 1 of the United States. alto the Senate The Legislature of Ohio...

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hcr carg., it W e st 1:..n,11; , ..,m, lb. ooio::,I... on or •• was sa d Ihnies Nver,, v lbw bad ust arrivea tout A Parldeaentary i•er ('••'' the different Ida"- 7 , !",...• •...

of Saxe t'obara :\landay evening, at the Palace of St. Cloud. The eel:enmity was :. and attetaltal only by tho Siate, and Marslails • of l'ranee. ;nal a lVO dis:Inaelishea...

the - (him ittm e constitutional fein s t-, taught in mi.forlmte•s and :at a..1,:irip g • auditor tu . the Engli;th Parliamentary t1,1■11e, , , ro,-pc‘t , Later or treaties of...

Victoria, arrived at the Cape of Good Hope, in latitude 31 d'e'. 20 see. S., longi- tude 15 deg. 3 see. W. All well. A French two-decker passed the Mauritius on the II.(th of...

To-morrow being. the 1st of May, will be k E e x i r ;t HA tt N rt; ' I r M i l u y R d s tt n 3 A . v r:t t . ''T tl E le a'' S na t ' o l c . k Exchange; there hying obly one...

SATURDAY. Lenr1 .T.'. 1,.r ; ,.:.-.;.■. I in t;.:. 'lions: c , :.1. ,- rds 1...st night, for the first tin., -• . : el.d wes lovi.h a e. toierably well, He pre- sented .. ; :...

by way of Ceylon. The 't: a' site:gest:1 that the money subscribed for a monument to the late l'oleeel Light should be applied to the erec- tion of atier either at Ci:se:e1gce...

Bank of Ee eland from the 4th of February to the 28th of April- manirMrtes. ASSETS. Circulation Xln,S*31,1100 Securities X22,7:24,000 Depoi-its 0,) BUllion 4,:18,000...

and from British Guiana, have reunited us this mornieg. A cursory glance at their contents enahles us to say that they contain no news of import- ance; except tine in .L.maisua...

Some doubt had arisen as to the acceptance of the mediation of France by the King of Naples. A vessel, however, had been ordered to take a French AmbassadorExtraordinarv to...

KEEP _MOVING. MANY objects please the eye in a state of motion, which, when at rest and subjected to a leisurely examination, disappoint the ex- pectation altogether. This is...

wAR.055P-E. 'gay . 1.4.1 4 . (I:ands-Gen. 11■• Thai Sir 11'. Lumley, 11.1/.11 from 11,4 4:1, :,.• '',1. Iltto Sir B. Cane, dec. t1;t1 Sir .1, st. t: : : L. S.lu la c ht...

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from correspondents, occasioned by onr paper of last week upon this subject. " UNITY " seems to agree in our conclusion ; but he thinks it a defect that we omitted to furnish a...

Wino arc fin., and who against, the Opium War ? These are ques- tions to which a third, of infinitely greater importance—Why should there be an Opium War ?—has this week been...

°semi. '.:7th April 1840. SIR—Nothing has so much retarded the progress of accurate thought on sub- jects connected with political economy as the want of tit-fir/Wens. In your...

OCCASIONALLY complaint,: are midi. of the refus:d of clergymen to read the burial-si-rvic.. Ole Cottrell of England at the funerals of Dissenters. .1 k-Nse ;;,- recenth : . '1...

TO THE Eneroa m"rin: SPECTATOR. is singular (hat, whilst upon this subject there is in Englanul so much difference of opinion amongst able men, all the recent writers upon Cur-...

WE have received a letter relating to the project for a new Sub- scription Circulating Library, noticed in our last week's paper. We are not at present in a condition to answer...

Os Monday evening., the Prince's Theatre was opened by the long. expected German company, under the management of Herr Senumamq of the Grand Opera at Mayence. Der Freisdrutz was...

Tosme wss in the Operehouse on Thursday evening:, in consequence 1' !:.• -t tent of 'Nenrill Ni this season. His not appearin:;• on the t.; era hoards. though r,e•dding in...

Tim concert of Monday indiceted the departure of Easter, the advent of My, the commencement of the season, and the end of all effort on the part of the Philharmonic Directors....

COVENT CALI EN, erolific of fanciful and elegant spectneles. has pre- sented the Merry Wives of Windsor, surrounded by scenery and atino- S here as charming and cheerful as the...

MR. BENNETT is a surgeon and naturalist and, incited apparently by the opportunities of' observation it would affbrd him, he accom- panied the South Sea whaler Tuscan as a...

A Vt.:HON. Shame be to hint that sits at home and thinks, While all the busy world is out a - Maying ; Better by far, npon the flowery brinks Of streams, that babble as they...

Narrati%e of a Whaling Voytio■t. round tli‘± Globe, from the Tear 1833 to 1836: Porn. him ii t lit i otto it Califurnia, the Indian Arehipela;o, With an Aceaaat ii Switin.rn...

THE basis of this volume was a series of articles originally pub- lished in the Colonial Gazelle. The attention which the papers excited in the British North American...

Tins novel, by the brother of Mrs. TROLLOPE, proves that the talent of that lady is not peculiar to herself, but a sort of tinnily gift; 1ln . the Rivalry of the brother bears a...

Boos.. Narrative ff a Wholiny I'iwereee. round the Glebe, from the year 1533 to 1836. Comprising Sketches of Polyneela, California, the Indian Archi- pelago, &e.; ii ith an...

oLD wATER-cot,oull sociETY. Tuts favourite exhibition maietalas its preis2minence ia Scottie Pic- tures and Studies of Character, but is this year deficient in De- signs of...

Tins society is not Si) eXtQl1S1Vdy known as it ought to be, and conse- quently has not been able to render that assistance in advancing the fine arts of the country, and...