THE fate of Belgium is decided, as far as the opinions and resolutions of the people of Belgium, signified through the Provisional Government at Brussels, can be supposed...

occasioned the most discussion in England, is the extraordinary and unexpected levy, by an ordinance dated the 5th of October, of 108,000 troops of the line. The whole are to be...

and unsatisfactory on dits. The rumours of a change in the system and form of Government are said to have been sprdad abroad only to deceive the Liberals. A declaration of...

Rhenish Prussia, present and expected, as not more than forty I] ousand men. The frontier garrisons °lithe Belgic side are strong, —they have been recently reinforced. The...

if any attempt be made to change the dynasty of Brunswick, to compel the people by the troops of the Diet to abandon it. Should the very foolish people of the Diet persist in...

copy of a proclamation by PAEZ, dated the 1st of August. He says liberty and good order have been restored from one end of the state to the other. The conclusion is sound—we...

St. James's, about five o'clock. On Wednesday, at one o'clock. his Majesty held a Court, which was attended by the whole of the Ministers in town and most of the Foreign...

dinner at Guildhall should take place at an early hour, the Corn. mittee have determined on four o'clock. The Lord Mayor's procession to Westminster will therefore take place...

this ceremony passed for the first time for more thee a century without "the glorious memory ! " The Lord Lieutenant was present, and his health was drunk with four times four ;...

Union to present their address to the King by a deputation ; but it appears that none but congratulatory addresses are so received. It was ultimately sent through Sir Robert...

Mayor last week on the subject of Blackfriars Bridge, he insiuu ated a charge against Mr. Tickner, of appropriating a quantity of the old pavement from the site of the former...

of compensatingforces is at work, and how vain it is for any set of men to imagine they can place themselves beyond its operation. The whippers (unloaders) of coal have a...

to defraud the Bank of England, by means ofa forged East India document. It appears that yesterday was the day on which the East India Company paid a portion of their men ; and...

in his oath, as Peer of France, and even as Marshala [Does the fellow loisg to betray a third monarch ?] DAVID—The remains of the celebrated painter, are about to be brought...

[IT has been suggested to us by a literary friend, who may be said to inhabit the playhouses, (happy fellow !) that in the performance of the graver and more important duties of...

This is not the crack meeting, but everything in the shape of racing or betting is of value to those who mingle in these matters, when the name of Newmarket connects with it....

SPECTATOR OFFICE, SATURDAY, Two o'CLocit THE PEACE WILL 11E KEPT !--We are now satisfied, from information that has just reached us through a peculiar channel, that there is not...

Arrived. At Gravesend. Oct. 80, Betsey, Barclay, from Mauritius. At Liverpool, Oct. 5th, Valiant, Bragg, from Bombay. At St. Andero, Tranby, Storey, from Batavia. At. St....

FITNESS OF CLERKS IN GOVERNMENT OFFICES. WE have received a letter from a Brighton correspondent, respecting the remarks on Clerks in Government Offices which appeared in our...

Tfisns are three parties for the representation of this great town, each of which has its favourite nominee. The first is the Ministerial, properly so called—that is, the men...

THERE are few things which, in tracing the history of our fathers, strikes us more than the general sluggishness of their movements, — their inventions how few, their...

THE subject of the taxes on newspapers will be brought before Parliament in the ensuing session, by a petition from a gentleman to whom, in consideration of the goodness of his...

DEAR SPECTATOR, Pays Bays, October 5th 1830. THE Daily Papers have doubtless interested the sensitive public of Great Britain with ample details of the horrors committed in the...

A NEW EXTRAVAGANZA PERFORMED AT THE' SURREY TIIEATRE. WHY should the Devil, on a visit to London, take up his abode in Surrey ? In sooth we know not. Perhaps his satire, had it...

MR. GLEIG might have selected a more intelligible title. We grant that he has precedents, but precedents will not justify a departure from the universally-received meaning of...

lix the cotirse of a search, last night, among some long-neglected manuscripts, we were attracted to one by the handwriting of the excellent Correspondent who, many months ago,...

flattering or a more honourable situa.. tion for a man of talents, than that of an authorized public teacher, who has to expound some science which he has made it his care to...

Portraits of Illustrious Personages of Great Britain ; with Biographical and Historical Memoirs. By EDMUND LODGE, Esq. Third Series. Parts I. II. III. IV. Of this truly...

THE florid descriptions of what the interior of this building iatolie when completed, but ill agree with the anticipations which a view of its exterior suggests ; and the reason...

This ingenious and indefatigable artist is now exhibiting a small mod I of a painted window designed for St. James's Church. The Transfiguration, the last, the most perfect, and...

A NEW exhibition of a series of views of the Rhine and of the Battle of Navarin has been recently opened to the public at this extensive establishment. The views are exhibited...

WE are not very apprehensive of wearying the attention of our readers by again resuming this subject ; for not only is it one of importance as regards painting and design, but...

THESE drawing-room bulbs are beginning to flower. The Winter's Wreath has even now put forth its buds of promise before the autumn is yet ripe. The Gera no longer sleeps in its...

The Rev. R. Jarrett, MA. of St. John's College, has been appointed Assistant Lecturer and Curate at Halifax, Yorkshire. The Rev. J. Wood, ISLA. has been licensed to the...

Wart-Orrice, Oct. 8.-7th Regiment of Dragoon Guards : Cor. A. Lovell, to be Lieut. by purchase, vice Daniel, who retires ; J. H. Gibsone, Gent. to be Cor. by purchase, vice...

Tuesday, October 5. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. WAR re ex and RUMMER, York Street, St. Luke ' s carpenters - Trrames os and PARKER, Kendal, Westmoreland, tnercers - LewiN and RAYM...