THE session has been full of anomalies and irregularities ; the Reform Bill seems to have already produced a revolution among the rules of Parliament, whatever it may ultimately...

more war- like. France is prepared, or in rapid progress to preparation, for • any external danger by which it may be assailed, or which it may choose to anticipate by...

to the House of ORANGE in Brussels, excited, as it has been, by the unjustifiable attempts of the Allies to foist once more that hated family on the Belgians, has led to results...

[The words printed in italics are proposed to he inserted in the Committee.] PREAMBLE.-Whereas it is expedient to diminish the expenses of elections in Ire- land, and to extend...

pre- sent. The Times mentions the arrest of several Englishmen for no assignable cause, and gives the names of two gentlemen whose rights had been so violated. Letters to...

to ex- cite a rising among the apathetic Spaniards against their tender lord; but in vain. The letters speak of an insurrection that /cue to break out in Cadiz on the 3rd of...

Austrians had entered Bologna on the 20th ult. It has been contradicted by letters of that date. The Bolognese journals of the 17th speak in a very high tone of the extent of...

ordinary plain way, in riding and driving through the groves and glades of the Great Park. He came to town on Wednesday, for the purpose of holding a Levee. He arrived at St....

this document, as taken by a rough calculation of the number of skins of parchment, was at least 8,500; including the signatures of a majority of the bankers of the metropolis,...

his heavy wines in the face of the Russian desolator, and Poland may yet be free! The army, say the last accounts, dated the lath, is in a state of compelled inaction,—unless,...

ervuding its intentions. It declares the sole object of the Society to be —to make known the political conduct of public men, and to promo'. seem iuformation respecting the...

have celebrated the doubtful victory of the Reformers on the late division, by general illuminations. The re- joicings at Edinburgh were mingled, however, with nane-breaking,...

the following individuals : General M‘Leod and four servants ; Major Boyd, his wife, and three servants ; two children and seven others ; unknown, all from Tenby; eighteen...

the House of Peers, which was intrusted to the Duke of Wellington, for presentation, was returned to the Mayor at an expense of 17s. fid, his Grace declining to present it. In...

was lately robbed to a very large amount. A box, belonging to the 'Commercial Banking Company, containing about 5,700/. in bank-notes and gold, was deposited in the boot at...

at the Guildhall, on Thursday, foe delivering coals short of measure. firothirty-two sacks there was a deficiency of fifteen bushels and a half. The fine, at 12s. a sack, was...

Rev. It. Williams, of Old Radnor, to the Vicarage of Kidwelly; Patron, the Ring. Rev. W. P. Williams, of New Radnor, to the Vicarage of Nantmellan ; Patrol?, the King. Rev. J....

On Saturday last the following degrees were conferred:—Master of Arts — Rev. W. P. Powell, Worcester College. Bachelors of Arts — J. A. Gardner, Trinity College; T. N. Williams....

The Company's Ships Berwickshire, Orwell, and General Harris, from • China, have arrived in the Channel. The two first left Canton on the 4th Dec. and tile last on the 13th. The...

STOCK EXCHANGE, SATURDAY Nome.—The unfavourable aspect of affairs abroad, and a great fall in the French Funds, have caused considerable fluctuations in prices here, and Consols...

SOME of oar contemporaries appear to have received the declara- tion of Sir WALTER SCOTT against Reform with surprise. To us it has occasioned no such feelings. We were prepared...

This gentleman has been ejected from the seat which he held by a . trick, put upon him by others, and alien to the honourable habits of his whole life.* He will in a few days be...

this week, it will be seen that we have made great exertions to bring up our arrears in Lite- rature, Music, and the Fine Arts ; and we shall proceed further in the same course...

TRUSTEES OF THE NATION. LIKE Lord KING, we "keep the peace of the Church," and abstain from rousing our countrymen for the coming General Election, in Passion-week. After our...

IN a pamphlet lately published, from the pen of Niamon, that mighty hunter, whose letters'have made almost as much sensation in the sporting world as those of JUNIUS did in the...

NORTHINGTON, is a neat and well-drawn-up publication : it is such a work as the descendants of all remarkable men ought to make a point of leaving behind them, to perpetuate the...

East India Company, has written an interesting Memoir of his Visit to the kingdom of Sinde—the country lying on the Western limits of our Oriental dominions, and which, from...

THE Marchmont Papers consist of a diary, and various letters to and from the three Earls of MARCHMONT, the first of whom was Sir PATRICK Hums, the friend of the unfortunate Earl...

laneous, and not uninstructive narrative of his wanderings in the East, about the time of the invasion of Turkey by the Russians. Captain ALEXANDER'S and Captain TRANT'S works...

Murray. BIOGRAEI PY. Henley's Life of the Lord I Murray. i L a jilan g ce e ll i o le r gton TaAvst.s.... Major Keppel's Narrative of a 1, , .1 2 Vols ' Colburn & Bentley....

its industry, its acuteness. Here are two elaborate and well-filled volumes on an ancient division in an extinct race, of whom history preserves but few traces. Were the man of...

Its descriptions are learned, its disquisitions ingenious, its story strongly characteristic of the dark p2riod it is placed in. Never- theless, the work wants all the hitt rest...

subject is Irish history, manners, and superstitions, contemporary with our Civil Wars, and the reign of the Protector. The author does not want fertility of invention ; but we...

lief; which is certainly not the vice of the age, however it may he prevalent among small sects. The doctrines of the Eclectics and Predestinarians, as well as the Roman...

of poems of a devotional tendency. It is the best and completest miscellany of the kind we know. A very pleasing col- lection of serious poetry was published in Edinburgh not...

It is full of practical hints and eloquent persuasions for the employment of capiial in Ireland, in a way to insure oc- cupation and improvement to the peasantry, and increase...

pleasing though very miscellaneous collection of Sermons, from PORTEITS, ALISOIST, SYDNEY SMITH, GILPIN, HEI3ER, and others. We are not surprised at the success which the editor...

pearance this month. The first Number is, we presume, a fair specimen of what we are to expect from it. Its principles are what is called Liberal, and it professes, like all...

SOCIETY OF BRITTSII ARTISTS, SLVFOLK STREET GALLERY. WE attended the private view of this Exhibition, which opened to the public on Monday ; and have much pleasure in saying,...

"The Breathings of Song," Nos. I. to VIII. By GEORGE HAIL.. ()REAVES. These eight songs are of Liverpool manufacture : the poetry, the music, the engraving, are all the work...

Ix our notice of the last Norwich Festival, after awarding the just meed. of approbation to the committee and the conductor, who had the good taste, the zeal, and the industry...

WE wish to draw the attention of our readers to the opera which is to be produced at Covent Garden Theatre on Tuesday next, because we re- gard it as a most laudable and...

Wednesday, March 30th. WILLIAM JOHN BRODERIP., Esq., Vice. President, in the Chair. Viscount Norreys, M.P., Sir John Johnstone, Bart., M P., Samuel Duckworth, Esq., William John...

direction of CHARLES Hoax. As far as an ardent love of his great author, sound musical judgment, and long acquaintance with stage business, are concerned; MOZAR.T'S beautiful...

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SPECTATOR. SIR—A controversy has arisen as to the state of health of the Heiress Presumptive, which makes me desirous of stating, from personal know-...