no ties between England and America are continually growing stranger and closer. The London newspapers find it necessary or advantageous to supply accounts even of the trivial...

West Indies. The Negroes were happy and hazy; the 'Planters Intelligence to the middle of September has arrived from the West Indies. The Negroes were happy and hazy; the...

Canada was prepared. Sir Jowl COLBORNE'S departure was gene- rally regretted by the British party, who had resolved upon annoy- ing his suecessor by all available means. In...

of the Basque Provinces ; " but the majority of the Deputies refused to pass the chief resolution or "article," unless coupled with a salvo in favour of the Constitution. Tito...

bad very little business, owing to circumstances explained by the Chair. man, Mr. Sergeant Adams, in his charge to the Grand Jury— It appeared from a paper he held in his hand...

Tenedos, apparently in much amity—both receiving additions. The Eastern question seems to make no progress.

resolved to please the Court by proposing an establishment for the Duke DE NEMOVRS, and the public by a bill to reduce the Five per Cents. BLANQVI, who was implicated in the May...

the top of the Monument. It appears that his name is {awes, son to a widow at Chelsea. He left St. Ann's School, Brixton, (where he received a Bible as a reward of good...

the Mid- dlesex registration, which was finished on Thursday- " The Tories have made all the tight thee possilil • could, and what have they done ? Served I,lt. 4 0 notices of...

Wed. nesday, in the presence of a number of distinguished Naval officers and engineers. On starting from London Bridge, which was covered with spectators, the Pool was much...

TEE principal occurrence at Windsor Castle, this week, has been a fire in the chimney of one of the offices. The routine of walks, rides, and diuners, is kept up by the Queen...

The Court of Common Council held their usual weekly meeting on Thursday. Some conversation occurred relative to the choice of de- signs fbr the new Exchange. From the statements...

The Duke of Somerset has served notices to quit upon all his tenants who voted for Mr. B. Baldwin at the late Totnes election. Many of these notices have been signed by the...

the room of Lord Foley. Mr. John Bather, Recorder of Shrewsbury has sn'Tered an attack of paralysis, his recovery frotti which is doubtful. is the gentleman v,Iuvn! death was...

Anti-Corn-law lecturer, states that he had been prevente I from delivering lectures at Worksop in Nottinelmiashire. by the interfere:Ice of the landlords in the neighbourhood of...

The Fife, Herald of Thursday contains resolutions passed at a Welk meeting of the electors of Dunfermline on the 1 lilt instant, expressing dissatisfaction with the conduct of...

At a meeting of the Dublin Trades Union on Tuesday, it letter was read front Mr. Sharman Crawford, in reply to the address which tatted upon hint to head the Repeal agitation....

five o'clock, by the noise of a person breaking into his house at Gravesend. The Alderman, with the assistance of a servant, captured the robber. In the course of the flay, lie...

the works of the Chester and Birkenhead Railway. The following particulars are taken from a Liverpool paper- " On the line of railway now forming between Birkenhead and...

Dr. Lee has' resigned the 'Secretaryship to the Bible Printing Board for Scotland, :holy conferred upon him ; and that her Majesty has appointed . to that - office Dr. Welsh,...

Tuesday next, on a visit to Lord Dui :hem Dr. Prosser, who died lot a: Belmont. Ilerefordshire, in his ninety- fourth year, was a Prebendary of Durhter, Cethedral, and had...

there is still a good deal of grain exposed. In the immediate neighbourhood of Edinburgh, and in the low grounds in this (the Glasgow) district, the fields are entirely clear;...

that Loal. Durham is likely to lesseme mhassador at Constanti- nople. We neither know wn. cave whence this report originated, but are satisfied that it wss intended to injure...

going the round of the papers, pretending to be quoted from the - Herald, stating, among other strange things, that from "the schedule of funds, it appears there are not Is. f...

Mr. Thomson of Shettleston, near Cie lies been centraitted to Glasgow Gaol, charged with the murder of be: own child, nineteen months old. She had had twins, by a man who...

Mr. Burns, to get up a "revival " in Arbroath, is given in the Arbroath Herald 01 the 1 1th instant- " Except from the pulpit of Lady T.oan Church, we understand, the recent...

the Spanish Government to the B: itish Auxiliary imeion. The Morning Chronicle says—" A proposal hes b. on me •.• the I.Let few . days, by the highly-respeetable l•aniek•-lem,.•...

are in the hands of some of the leading City merchants, which, as their accu- racy is not to be disputed, must lead to some very remarkable conclu- sions. These returns extend...

Castle took fire on Tuesday evening ; and a report was immediately - spread that the corridor and a large portion of the Castle were in flames! The troops turned out at the...

opening of the Canton midi! in 1t they hare imported teas on which duties amounting to z' at a miiiioa !•terling have bean paid, have presented a memorial to Lord Palm:: t a ....

" None of the English Tory journals, certainly not any of the!r organs pre- tending to a shred of character for accuracy, have yet been brazen enough to claim an advantage at...

session to report upon the question of slavery in the French Colonies, did not complete their labours in time to lay the result before the Chambers ; but the following...

in Tne re- p:lb:di is sending a strong ti,rce azainst the Indians. Th.. enuntrv all I ports are pronounced lwalthy; hat ,1t1,•.rantille revtlations aro keer, out the yellow...

sulmject. The Ihrnioy Mead. after stating that specie exportefl from New lark IC Havre aud. to Eugland, between time 10th of July and the 1st of October, was 3,891,02: dollars,...

York, having accomplished the voyage in thirteen days and twenty hours. She left New York on the 1st instant ; and brines seventy-three pas- sengers, 700,0N dollars in specie,...

Saturday ; the 19th, for New York, will take out her full complement of passengers. The applications for berths have been far greater than the ship can accommodate. The British...

Governor Thomson was likely to encounter in particular, we quote the following from the Morning Chronicle's correepondence- " Canada is by no means its a quiet state. Internal...

Island Legislature to the 24th of September. His Excellency bud re- ceived many addresses front the Emancipation perty, expressive' of regret at his departure rend cordially...

make to a certain portion of the land upon the Aroostook) has issued through its land -agent it great number of ' permits,' its they are called, to cut thither; these permits...

and other papers on Tuesday last, offering to settlers in New Zealand the opportunity of " choosing such lands as they require in the country, and making their own bargains with...

four hundred tons burden, named the Mor, is about to be sent out to Canton with orders from the British Government in relation to the misunderstand- ings which have sprung up...

Tine quotations are still drooping ; and, but for the support given to the market by the house of Baring, Brothers. and Co., who are believed to be acting for the Bank of...

Van Die- men's Land to the 14th June, arrived on Thursday. The new colony was thriving in spite of drought and internal dissmisions. Between the 5th and the 23t1 of May, nine...

Hospital at Greenwich " is officially announced in last night's Gantte. His successor in the command at Portsmouth, is not yet announced, though probably determined on. The...

of the hired transport Louise Frederica, with 168 Africans, part of a cargo of 5,0a0, which had been cooped up in a slaver, run on shore by her Ma- jesty's schooner Pickle : the...

SATURDAY NIGHT. The Paris papers are much occupied with the "reorganization of the Council of State." 31. Cousin, an Ordinary Councillor, having been re- moved for the alleged...

Normanby to Sir George Arthur, states an important opinion of the Law Officers of the Crown respecting the Canadian prisoners vrbb were lately released—namely, that a criminal...

ST0eR EXellANOE. FRIDAY AFTLfeffION. The buoyant appearance of the Money-market to which we last week alluded, has given place to one of a very different character, and its...

the "fol- lowing article omitted" [by mistake?] yesterday. Quarterly Average of the Weekly Liabilities and Assets of the Bank of Eng- land, from the 23d July to the 13th...

Arrived—At Gravesend, OM. 15111, Woutimansterste, Ilinderwell, from Mauritius; W. Wise, Ellis, from Van Dimiett's fatal ; ana 18111, Premier, Weir, front China, At Portsmouth,...

SPECTATOR. Peterborough, 14111 October 1839. Stu—You refer in your last number to the increase of Agricultural Societies, as tending exclusively to strengthen the Conservative...

LOCAL COURTS. AMONG the numerous reforms promised by the present Govern- ment, one of the most prominent—as beyond question the most necessary of them all—related to the...

BIRTHS. At Leamington, the Lally of the Hon. Captain SOMERVILLE, R.N., of a ' , on. At Pardon, the Lady or Lieut..C...1. ST. 3011N CLERICE, Kit., of a daughter. Ott the Gth...

WAlberVica, October Itegll or is s itt iss e o.-.(ssosi Is it, nrett s tohoto is 1.ii purchase, N ic E. Oeils, who retires; W. K. Eraser, Gent. to he Cornet, by porvliase, 'tue...

MEN make money by lucky hits in trade. A blockhead once sent a large quantity of warming-pans to Cuba; and it happened that; the sugar-crop being remarkably abundant, the...

A WRITER who undertakes the defence of the Whig Government in the current number of' the Edinburgh Bedew, assumes that Sir ROBERT PEEL, in olive, would find the larger towns...

WE should not have returned to this scandalous subject, believing, it to be quite past the point of profitable discussion, but for the. letter of Sir JAMES CLARK published in...

COVENT GARDEN has kept the lead, this week, by two " revivals "- an old comedy on Monday, an opera on Wednesday—and by several "first appearances." The performance of...

the Haymarket ; and a play by a new candidate for dramatie fame, though a veteran author, .Mr. LEIGH IleNT, has been accepted by the management of Covent Garden.

the production of a new piece, announced with all the mystery of a paragraph of fashionable intelligence, which is to employ all the re- sources of the theatre. The elephantine...

to Egypt, and thence to Syria, in order to paint on the spot a picture of the battle of Nezib, for which Ibrahim Paella is to supply him with the necessary information. The...

exhilarating as the laughing gas—has this week reached the con- vulsive point, by a combination of Powmi's oil of fun and BERNARD'S spirit of humour. Powsat, on His Last Legs,...

the new lessee, took leave of his Strand Theatre audience last Saturday, in a smart and amusing speech of negative import, implying that neither German operas, French...

'IP the reader take up a map a the world, and look on the Western toast of New Holland for the thirty-second degree of South lati- tude, he will have the embouchure of Swan...

Couotwertos. • The coltitty of Western Australia; a Manual for EmigrantS to that Sattlement or ha Depeuttencies; corrwrising its discovery, settlement. ahorigines,...

TIII3 V0111111C, which has reached us from Paris, and forms one of the series of GILIGNANI'S editions of English authors for Conti- nental supply, has been or is about to be...

Is a pleasant and lively narrative of a Mediterranean trip,- embracing a visit to the Grecian Islands, Constantinople, Smyrna, and its vicinity, with a sojourn at Pisa, and a...

THE new attractions of this edition of the :Epicurean are the illus- trations by TURN ER, and the poem of Alciphron by Mown:. The illustrations consist of vignettes, each a...