THE Regency Bill has been introduced, and the Canada Bill has passed: these are the principal events of a dull Parliamentary week. The first is not what a Ministerial jourme of'...

Jamaica to the 9th of June. Generally it is of a cheering cha- racter, as respects the crops and the conduct of the Negroes; but on the 26th of' May a serious disturbance had...

.51 4: 2 • ing, having left New York on the 1st instant. She brought a very valuable cargo, and 152 passengers. The only political news of importance by this arrival relates...

commenced in much trouble, but terminated to the satis- faction of all except the displaced Ministers and their adherents. The friends of M. TIMERS loudly proclaim their...

Tun Rix: otee Y. Lord MELBOURNE, on Monday, announced a message from the Queen ; which the Loon) CHANCELLOR read to the Peers- " Victoria IL. The uncertainty of human life,...

The Earl of Lovelace is to be Lord-Lieutenant of Surry. Mr. Charles Howard, Private Secretary to Lord Melbourne, is the Whig candidate for East Cumberland. Mr. Head, a banker...

A party of Whigs dined together at Blackwall on Saturday, to cele- brate the Anniversary of the establishment of the Fox Club ; the Duke of Sussex in the chair. The Dukes of...

tion under which Mr. Long, the Magistrate of Marlborough Street, had sent Patrick King, a boy ten or twelve years old, to the House of Cor- rection and hard labour for a months;...

to be the order of the day. Two of the Joint-stock Banks in the City, the London and the Union, have been permitted to open a drawing-account. They have also resolved to allow...

much attention. The Globe says he was set at liberty on the certificate of the Surgeon of the Gaol, forwarded by the Visiting Justices, " that any further confinement would...

TitE Duke and Dutchess de Nemours arrived at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday evening, on a visit to the Queen and Prince Albert. On the same evening, their Royal Highnesses with...

the Green Park by enclosing a large portion of it for a garden and shrubberies ; also that Lord Duncannon positively refuses to permit a fair to be held in Hyde Park on Prince...

Last night's Gazette announces that the Queen has been pleased to appoint Charles Lomat, Esq., M.D. ' to be First Physician- Accoucheur to her Majesty ; Robert Ferguson, M.D.,...

their annual dinner on Wednesday, at Cambridge, under an immense pavilion erected on the lawn of Downing College. About 2,500 per- sons were present; and among themSirRohert...

him, have been apprehended at Birmingham. " thtorge Bradnock, the man ap- prehended, is by trade an engraver, but km some years was employed as an exciseman at Wellington ie...

Ulster and the Secession Synod, numbering together ;warm) Presbyterians. The ceremony took place on Friday last, in Rosemary Street Church, Bel- fast. The Reverend Dr. Reid read...

Mr. O'Connell is again in Dublin agitating for Repeal. The title of Chic National Association has been changed to "time Loyal National Association for Repeal of the Union "—the...

as far as they were known at the end of last week, of a murder committed in Leeds- " The unfortunate victim of this crime is William Reynolds Rotherry about twenty years of age,...

a Magistrate of Middlesex, was found on Wednesday morning lying on face in a brook running out of the grounds of his residence near Uxbridge. The water in the brook was not two...

on Wed- nesday an attack of disease similar to those which on some former occa- sions have excited the deepest anxiety of the British people. It is satisfactory to know that...

who attend to the progress and prospects of the season. It was Saint Swithin's Day ; and though we can by no means allow the rule to be an infallible one that the weather with...

house of Parliament last night. In the House of Lords, the Earl of ABERDEEN called Lord Mel- bourne's attention to the claims of those creditors of Spain who held what are...

Madame Latfarge, formerly Miss Cappelle. The trial at present going on at Drives, before the Assize Court, is not, however, for the poisoning of her hus- band, which is...

the late Dr. Jenkinson in the Bishopric of St. David's. The Reverend Connop Thirlwall is mentioned as likely to succeed the late Dr. Jenkinson in the Bishopric of St. David's.

SATURDAY. We have received newspapers this morning front New York, Mora treal, Toronto, Niagara, the Cape of Good Hope, Sydney, and Port Philip ; but, with the exception of...

a fall from his horse in Hyde Park. The horse stumbled, and threw Sir Henry over his head.

June. It appears that, in consequence of tlui insurrection in Syria, the desire of the Sultan to conic to terms with 'Mehemet Ali has cooled, and the prospect of the amicable...

the accu- racy of some assertions made by that gentleman in the House of Com- mons. Mr. Disraeli had accused Dr. Bowring of charging expenses for a passage to Egypt which he...

WAw.orrtex, July 17. —Oth Regt. Dra4s.-11revet Col. the lion . IT. II Hutchinson, from halfpay unattached, to he Lim:T.-Col. vice J. Ratcliffe, who exchanges; Major IL White to...

PATRIOTS AND PLACEMEN IN PARLIAMENT: DIPLOMATIC INEFFICIENCY. IN the debate on Dr. BOWRING'S remuneration as a commercial agent of the Government, these two truths were made...

to be enabled to write letters, and devote to business, within his own house, that diligent and punctual attention which long habit has rendered familiar and natural to his...

Arrived—At Portsmouth, July 17th, Lord Lowther, Yates, from Bengal. 0:1' taimbe, 17111, John Marsh, Dawkins, front Ch i na ; :4,.uterset from Ben• g.ti; 'Adel, front Batavia;...

SToca Exramlaz. VR1DAy AFTFRNOON. The fine weather has operated very beneficially upon the Stork. market ; and the prices of the English Funds, which had been depressed bv...

TIIERE is nothing so provoking as to discover that there has been no call for heroism after we have worked ourselves up into a mood heroic and assumed a heroic attitude. We hear...

CLASSIFICATION is necessary in honours RS in every thing else. In most countries there are orders conferred upon civil merit, and orders conferred upon military merit : in ours...

THE subject of Public Walks is again attractiter public notice, am:. moreover occupying the attention or practiczil men of' business. Indeed the Fresh-air question requires...

THE fictive management of the Prince's Theatre has produced another novelty this week, though the theatre is almost on the eve of closing. MOZART'S Titus, the German version of...

(7ourt of Session has granted the interdict craved by the Strathbee;ic ministers against any attempt to enforce the decision of the General Assembly. While the deputies from the...

THE Haymarket shows symptoms of the approaching termination of its ten months season. Pownit's last appearance (so say the bills) before his departure for America, is next week....

been acing them. The Concerts d'Et6 fill Drury Lane nightly with audieoces who listen to such compositions as Bemarovnx's " Sept dor" tont " Pastoral Sym- phony" with...

season, FANNY ELMER, is Winning all kinds of homage from our American brethren ; *ho seem well nigh gone mad about her, to judge by the extravagant i tone of the New York...

SorrinuTE is a clergy inan of the American Episcopal Church ; who was deputed by the Foreign Committee of the Board of Mis- sions, to visit such parts of Turkey and Persia as he...

TRA F.T,S, Narrative of a Tour throu g li Armenia. Kurdistan. Persia, and Mesopotamia. With Observations on the Condition of Mohammedanism and Christianity in those Countries....

DR. WA AC EN'S object in this discourse has been to review the pic- tures of Runrss by the light of the painter's character and condi- tion. He sets out with a biographical...

THE favourable reception of his former volumes has put 111r. M‘GILLIVRAY in high spirits, and he exults ovbr the concoctors of " ternary and quinary systems," and the " mere...

BOOKS. The Principles of P.pulation, and their anne.vian with 'Amon Happiness. By ARCHIBALD ALISON, F.B.S.E., Advocate, Sheriff (It' Lanarkshire, and Author of " History of...

INTERIOR DECORATION THE KALSOMINE PAINT, Mn. PARRIS has been privately exhibiting some panellings which it is painting to ornament a saloon in Redburn Hall, the seat of the...

THE COREGGIO "Magdalen," which was lately exhibited in Pall Mull, has been disposed of to a devotee who keeps it for his own private wor- ship exclusively. A small " Holy Family...