To The Editor Op Tile Spectator.

Union Club, Thursday. SIR—Allow me to call to your notice the following inaccuracies in your Parliamentary List of last Sunday. Mr. Labouchere is not a banker, nor of any......

Borough Patronage And Official Abuses.

TO THE EDITOR OP THE SPECTATOR. Hastings, October 25th IMO. S/R—Having read, in your valuable paper, the very sensible letter of " A Poor Revenue Officer," I could not help......

The Army.

WAR OFFICE, Oct. 26, 130.-13th Regt. Light Dragoons: Assist..Sur. NV. Thom- son, from the 26th Foot, to be Assist.-Sur. vice Shean, promoted in the 16th Foot- 3d Foot Guards :......

Gleanings.

ANOTHER OF ST. MARTIN'S ACHIEVEMENTS.—There seems more truth in the popular notion of "the Devil's being at one's elbow" than is usually supposed. The Prefect Avitianus was......

From The London Gazettes.

Tuesday, October 26. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. LAW and MITCHELL, Sheffield, merchants—TURNER and PEARCE. B100111SbIlry Square, attornies—GERMAN and Co. Preston, Manchester,......

The State Of Kent.

Friday, October 29th, 1830. DEAR SPECTATOR—In the absence of our friend O'Higgins's in- teresting letters from Belgium, I send you some account of the present aspect of affairs......