THE majority for the Bill has now swelled to 121. Of the coun- ties whence this important accession of strength has been gained, Shropshire alone has returned two members who...

sus- tained by the Poles. Subsequent arrivals have confirmed the in- telligence. General SIERAWSKI had lingered .too long on the second advance of DIERITSCH, and got engaged...

in Paris since our last publication. A somewhat silly exhibition of popular sentiment, in the hanging of garlands round the column of NAPOLEON in the Place VendOme, was put down...

LEOPOLD or not. His cause is said to be very popular. The Prince, according to all accounts, has as little made up his mind on the subject as his wonld-be people.

insurrection of twenty-five individuals which had been discovered and put down by a sergeant's guard in the town of Frankfort. The army of twenty-fivewas not embodied, but its...

an old treaty, to take possession of the Navarrais, one of the most fertile districts of the Sardinian territories. Austria has per- formed enow of experiments on the public...

boats up the river Pongas, in senrc7 , of sir ci.rs wit iii infest that river. They returned with a schooner and thirty.five slaves; but dearly did the brave fellows slifror for...

Monday about half-past one o'clock. In the evening of the same day the Queen gave her second state ball, the arrangements of which were, in every respect, the same as those of...

"My Lord—In my letter of the 4th inst. I had the honour of conveying to your Lordship the expression of lliB Majesty's wish that the preparatictaS to receive him should be...

at Exeter hail; William Hankey, Esq. in the chair. The gross receipts of the society, it appeared from the report, amount to 40,8001.; the balance in the treasurer's hands, 52/....

going on there, this miserable district still continues subject to all the horrors of civil warfare. The example of such men as the Messrs. Mahon seems to be most faithfully...

Jaunts Scarlett moved the Court of King's Bench for a criminal infor- mation against the printer and proprietors of this newspaper. As we had no previous notice or suspicion of...

of 2W prisoners, of whom 122 are charged with petty larcenies, 39;stealing from the person, 3 murder, 5 burglary, 4 uttering counterfeit coin, 11 house-breaking, 4 highway...

Spit- head in a small yacht named the Catherine, of about fourteen tons bur- den, belonging to one of the party, when the .melancholy accident oc- curred which we noticed last...

charged before Mr. Alderman Thorpe, under Lord Ellenbo- rough's act, with cutting and wounding Robert Smith, a porter, at the Talbot Inn, Southwark. It appeared that a quarrel...

is to be conferred on Colonel Fitzelarence. The relationship ol' ibis gentle- man to the fountain of honour, united to his high attainments, moral worth, and professional...

ing the retreat of the Russian army. The cause assigned was want of provisions ; but the truth appears to be that the army was rapidly -wasting by the cholera merlins, and the...

(coNn E D.) The names in Roman are for the Reform MB; in italics against it. New mem- bers are marked* ; those whose sentiments are not known or doubtful ; double returns...

SPECTATOR OFFICE, SATURDAY, Two O'CLocmc. Despatches haws this morning been received at the . t iForeign Office, announcing that Den Mletntl. has complied with all Vie demands...

i50 1i; inliers to Par- liament ; the whole number of places being 268, and of Representotivea, 513. I ;17'. . - Igainst. 32 English Counties, returning 66 members 63 ... 3 11...

The Company's Ship Winclielsea, from London to China, put into Cork on the 11th inst., leaky, and must dischar g e part of her car g o. Arrived.-At Gravesend; May Sth; Malcolm,...

BIRTHS. On the 8th inst. at Coolhurst, Horsham, the Ri g ht Hon. Lady ELIZALIET/I DICKINS, of a son. On the 8th inst. at Bromley Houee, the Lady SARAII MURRAY, of a son. On the...

CAMBRIDGE, May 13.-On Friday lash Lord C. Wellesley, son of the Duke of Wellin g ton, was admitted to the de g ree of Honorary Master of Arts. C. W. U. Evered, of Corpus Christi...

In this statement, those places where no chan g e which affects the Bill has taken place are not included. All Members whose sentiments are unaseertained, are computed here as...

STOCK EXCRANGE, ratline E WE XING.-The Consul Market, which on Saturday last closed at 81a, opened at the same price on Monday ; and by .00n on Tuesday, after many fluctuations,...

The Rev. J. Cottin g ham, B.A. of Clare Hall, has been presented by the Dean and Chapter of Chester to the perpetual Curacy of Shotwick, Cheshire. The Rev. '1'. Brayshaw, B.A....

Tuesday, May 10. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. WHEA.TLEY and ADTARD, Piccadilly, auctioneers - SEPIITO:a and BUT.LOCE. Liverpool, coal-merchants-Wm:Leo mid Co. Lower Thames Street,...

WAR OFFICE, May 10.-4th Re g t. of Li g ht Dra g oons: Cornet G. C. Diablo° to be Lieut. without purchase, vice M'Cuttery, deceased; Cornet MO/enou g h, from the Cavalry DepOt...

PUBLIC FUNDS. Satyr. Mon. Tues. Wednes.7 . 1turs. Friday. 3 per Cent. Reduced . 791 3 3 8031 8 1 3 821 11 813 2 SI 8014 811 Si 3 per Cent. Consols 803 3 81 2 fr l 82131231 823...

EVERY one connected with the press is aware, that in cases of pro- secution for libel, defendants are always advised to abstain from noticing in their own journal the legal...

WHAT HAS 1HE KING GAINED BY THE DISSOLUTION? IN our list, published last week, of the advantages Which the King has gained by dissolving—that is, reforming—the Parliament, we...

" Tisis question is asked by Blackwood, in his number for the present month. He answers it as follows. "The popular journals and leading orators on the popular side in Par-...

THE Standard, speaking of the election of Sergeant LEFROY by the University "boys" of Dublin, says- " This is the second instance in which the so-called Reform measure and its...

"SOME apprehension has been felt during this week that Ministers had projected two most absurd steps as to the great question of Reform,—first, the adjournment of the new...

.SIR JOSEPH YORKE was a hale, hearty, good-humoured old man, who will be lone- remembered with kindliness by many, both in public and private life. In the House of Commons,...

IT is impossible to witt,. hold from the Directors the praise of having displayed good taste in tt;e scheme of the concert of last Monday. pervading it S two gmeat features The...

e A indecorum of a very offensive kind appears to have been committed, or at least countenanced, by the son of the Earl of SHAFTESBURli, on the asion of the late election for...

PASTA has returned to the scene of her former triumphs, with t powers undiminished and a reputation unfaded. She is all that she was when she left us—the mistress of the highest...

MR. T. PHILIPPS (whose late excellent Musical Lectures at the Royal Academy of Music, the overwhelming claims of public afthirs prevented its front recording) delivered a...

Halle, in Saxony, on the 20th ult, in the seventy-first year of his age. He was born at Brunswick, studied divinity in the first instance, and then undertook the education of...

May 12, 1831. His Royal Highness the Dvxv. of Sosszx, President, in the Chair. Captain George William Manhy, of Yarmouth, was elected, a Fellow of the Royal Society. John Edward...

Wednesday, May 11th, 1831. RODERICK IMPEY MURCHISON, Esq. President, in the Chair. William Richardson, Esq. M.A. of Bedford Road, was elected a Fellow of this Society. The...

FICTION Gait's Bogle Corbet ., LITERARY Nichols's Illustrations of t he Li- HisT"Y• terary Ilistory of the Eighteenth }Vol. VI. —{ Century ( BlvTreozoh Reightlev's Mythology...

History. To read one of these bulky volumes, is like sitting among a solemn convocation of the clergy of the last century: it is a complete resurrection of literary...

The rapid steps which we are making towards the abolition of ancient absurdities . and the establishment of rational views, is so great, that we should not be surprised at a...

which we wish may be as successfully chosen and as gladly accepted as Mrs. BARD AULD . S very excellent series. He could not have corn- menced better than with Robinson...

have already spoken very favourably of the work, on the appearance of the first livraison : it has been continued with the same industry, care, and completeness. It is enough to...

(intended) vo- lumes of, An Essay on the Distribution of Wealth, and on the Sources of Taxation. As exhibiting a connected view of the con- dition of the cultivators in...

Journal, and have been very much gratified at discovering the quantity of activity and ability at work under its livid backs. We perceive that this vent for the military and...

EXHIBITION AT THE Royal, ACADEMY, SOMERSET HOUSE. Ii r our second visit to thus exhibition, we looked more attentively at the historical pictures and poetical designs, with a...

TIER Exhibitions of Pictures, which open like flowers in the spring, and almost as numerous, have made us in arrear with New Prints ; and after our eyes have been dazzled with...

MESSRS. HARDING. and LEPARD reopen to the public on Monday, at their house in Pall Mall, this most interesting exhibition, upon the same liberal plan as heretofore ; the...

TnE Fourth Number of Captain BATTY'S Views of the Cities of Europe, containing Edinburgh, presents us with glimpses of this singu- larly grand and picturesque city from the...

THE most beautiful of the group before us is an exquisitely finished mezzotint by COUSINS, after LAWRENCE, of the "Countess Grey and two of her Children :" it is a perfect gem...

AN. Pwiat Hor.t.ms opens to public view on Monday, at 17, Old Bond Street, an exhibition of sculpture that is deserving of a visit from every admirer of art. It consists of...