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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The SpectatorTHE Russian army is at last before Shumla. Official intelligence up to the 21st July, announces this important fact ; and it is ob- vious that the Russians will not long delay...
MONEY-MARKET.
The SpectatorTHE Money-market during the week has not been subjected to any vio- lent fluctuations, as no . political news of importance, foreign or domestic, has transpired to affect the...
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THE POLICE OF LONDON.
The SpectatorMathew Dunn, a diminutive Irishman, was, on Moudai at the Marlborough- street office, charged with a robbery, and an extraordinary attempt at murder. Maurice Fitzgerald, another...
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THE ASSIZES.
The SpectatorAt most of the Assize', where cases of horse-stealing were tried, the Judges expressed their determination to visit that crime with the highest punish- ment of the law, on...
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RESIGNATION OP THE DUKE OF CLARENCE.
The SpectatorTHE PRESS. TIMES.—The Duke of Clarence, it appears, has resigned, or been stripped of, his briefly-worn honours as Lord High Admiral of England. What now most nearly concerns...
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.
The SpectatorWE hope the public feel the better - for the fine lessons which its best possible instructors the Newspapers have extracted from the life, crimes, conversation, manners, habits,...
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COUNTRY CONCERTS : WITH A SKETCH OF THE YORKSHIRE, DILLETTANTI.
The SpectatorIF indifference and the love of money be the vices of town musicians, that inordinate self-appreciation, called egotism, is the disease of the country ones. It was but the other...
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There is one note she strikes invariably with truth and
The Spectatoreffect—that In the gentle Desdemona she might be seen with pleasure ; of gentle remonstrance—of affectionate upbraiding; whose sweet- although in Cordelia, the innocent and...
moment, amid the free allusions and sometimes licentious expressions of
The Spectatorartists, and historians in small, during the week days ; and on the his dialogue. The eye sparkled with intelligence, but it was a chaste and Sunday, has chased away the ennui...
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LITERARY SPECTATOR.
The SpectatorTHE subject of Parochial Schools has of late years, in Scotland, frequently engaged the attention of persons fond of speculating on the improvement of their countrymen, and has...
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Mr. Boamcwoon, the publisher of the celebrated Magazine that bears
The Spectatorhis name, has commenced a Quarterly Journal of *limi- Mr. Boamcwoon, the publisher of the celebrated Magazine that bears his name, has commenced a Quarterly Journal of *limi-...
Constable's Miscellany contains, under the title of " Memorials of
The Spectatorthe late War," several narratives and memoirs of soldiers who have served in the Peninsula. The first set of these Memorials we have just perused, with an interest scarcely...
E:trly on Sunday morning, the Hill April, our tents were
The Spectatorstruck, and we moved ;dung with the other regimtmti of the 0th divi,:ion, towards the neighbaurhood of 'couldnsv, until ordered to hall on a level ground, fliont whence we lie 0...
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undertaking to Exeter has been - abandoned, and perhaps judiciously, from peatiug
The Spectatorthe same delicious repast. The inhabitants of those places where eastward ; and during the whole intervening period he had annually planted Tog WIELAND CANAL, IN UPPER...
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ANTICIPATIONS REGARDING THE HARVEST.
The SpectatorTux extent to which the harvest may prove deficient is still matter of conjecture, and of much interest. At Midsummer, it was generally re- presented that the crops promised...
THE ARMY.
The SpectatorQfi7co of Onlwrnee, August 7. Royal Reg. of Arliliery—Secont. Lieut. Edward Fitzherbert Grant, to be First Lieut. vice 'Watkins, dee.; Second Capt. Edwin Croat:mien, to be...
NEW WORKS
The SpectatorOn the point of Publication. X. s. d. .i' s d. Gerard's (Drs. A. and G.) View of Troward's Church of Christ and Williams's Shbways in theRritish Wilson's Memoirs of Mrs. Paw-...
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. Tharr, ns.-Or. the Oth, at Standigh-house',
The SpectatorStromi, time Lady Emma Pcmiant, of a 11;,a,-Ider-On the 10th, at Upper Kennington-green, Mrs. Henry G. SIZWISPIOnidt, of a son-(Lm tile Otis, at l‘loor-park, Farnham, the Lady...
FROM THE LONDON GAZETTES.
The SpectatorAl.EllIS:1111.1 W. Cordwallaciar, Camberwell. linen-drapers-S. BraiLford, lit, Cl a y, and G. Moore, Matlock, Derbyshire, lace-matnufacturerS-J. W. Barrier and W. She') omi t,...
LONDON MARKETS.
The SpectatorCORN EXCHANGE, Entrus, Anus est. 15. The very unfavourable weather for the last two days has had a considerable effect on our market this murrains. Almost every article of...
