THE publication of Lord ELLENBOROUGH'S proclamation for ter- minating the Afghan war leaves no doubt as to the withdrawal of the troops ; and its terms leave _scarcely any room...

a real re- vival of trade, under the stimulus of speculation for the newly- opened Chinese markets. The price of cotton was the first thing to rise ; then the price of goods...

Tan Queen has been unwell. Her Majesty walked on the" beach on Saturday, 'when the weather was wet and windy; and to that probably is attributed the cold and toothache from...

Moat.- zait, after a life of fighting, has been assassinated by his own sub- jects, at his capital; a bloody illustration of the state of society among the semi-barbarous bandit...

We have reason to believe that it is proposed by the Government to appoint a Commission, the services on which will be gratuitously ren- dered, for the purpose of considering,...

a close, corroborates the opinion that it was rather a symptom of the unsettled state of Spain than the result of any definite movement. Catalonia is the traditional depository...

The annual dinner of the Bridguoth Conservative Association was held on Thursday last week, in the Town-hall. Mr. Thomas Whit- more presided ; and about a hundred-and-fifty...

A meeting is about to be held in Dublin to determine upon a national testimonial of Father Mathew's services in reclaiming his countrymen to temperance. The project was set on...

The Convocation of Nonintrusionist Ministers, at Edinburgh, closed its proceedings with a public meeting on Thursday week, in order to explain the course that had been adopted....

The following important document appeared in London on Monday morning- " PROCLAMATION. Secret Department, Simla, lit October 1842. " The Government of India directed its army...

of daily strictures on Lord Ellenborough. If, according to Lord Ellenborough's proclamation, argues the ceaseless writer, we created the anarchy in Afghanistan, " we ought to...

to state his belief, that three individuals were employed to utter language at the Anti-Cora-law meeting on Thursday, merely to have that lan- guage reported. The particular...

this date remarks and reports- " All the hest-informed merchants and manufacturers agree in the opinion that ultimately the opening of the new ports in China will be a most...

to the 29th November, announces that Espartero left Saragossa on the 27th, after receiving anaffectionate address from the Militia, and arrived in the neighbourhood of Barcelona...

November," announcing that "The Junta has capitulated wit h the Regent, and the insurgents have laid down their arms."

SATURDAY NIGHT. In a late edition, the Morning Chronicle gives the followiug intelli- gence from China- •• Malta. 25th November. "A special steamer has come from Nankin to...

Thursday, Mr. Cobden stated the results of a tour which he had re- cently made in West Yorkshire : 150/. was subscribed at a tea-party in Sheffield ; 850/. (afterwards made...

for throwing a " sleeper " on the Birkenhead Railway, near Sutton, half- way from Birkenhead to Chester. A. train was stopped, but not much damaged. Moorton had been heard to...

a proclamation, offering a reward of 80/. to the discoverers of the persons who shot Mr. Mortimer, a middleman, at Kyle, near Freshford in Kil- kenny, on Tuesday. The Limerick...

STOCK EXCHANGE. FNMA? Ammar:N. There have been some very large operations in the English Feuds daring the last few days.. The Bank-broker bas bought extensively on several ea-...

of the most monstrous cases ur legal oppression that we ever encountered. The story is. that a merchant. to assist an acqoaiutance, gave him some bills for a considerable %menet...

Arrived-At Gravesend, Nov. 30ilt, Wigeon. Capes, from Singapore; Dec. 1st, Pro- vidence. Hicks. from Calcutta: 2d, Bengalee, Boodle, from China; Independent. Hop- kinson ; and...

BIRTHS. On the 23t1 May, at Gresford, on the Upper Patterson River, New South Wales, the Lady of CONSTANTINE TALBOT CRICHTON. Esq., of a son. ' On the 13th October. at Bombay....

CHINESE TRADE, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. Ti the manufactures and trade of England were in a healthy Con- dition, the prospect of extended commerce with China would be a source of...

IT was only a very inexperienced young lady that asked, "What's in a name ?" A name has relieved a case, which in its essentials is of the commonest kind, from obscurity. MARY...

D'ANVILLE is reported to have said on one occasion, that people might rail against war as they pleased, but it was a great promoter of geography I The cultivators of many other...

ANOTHER change of administration has occurred at Covent Garden : Mr. CHARLES KEMBLE has quitted office, leaving an empty treasury, and Mr. ALFRED BURN is to be his successor at...

"CHARITY thinketh no evil," is a precept apparently little in favour with those who dictate the philanthropy of the present day. The Vicar of Harrow, moved by commiseration for...

BIOGRAPHY. Correspondence of John Fourth Duke of Bedford : selected from the Originals at Woburu Abbey. With an Introduction. by Lord John Russell. Volume I. Loagmas and Co....

fall attendance to Semiramide, lifasaniello, performed as an afterpiece to The Tempest, was not so attractive. The Haymarket Cure for Love may prove a cure for the suicidal...

re- ceived last week by the President of the Council of Ministers, and presented an address, with 146 signatures, in favour of the project of the Customs Union with Belgium. The...

We think this volume the most interesting of any thing that WILLIAM Howrry has done. It possesses all his well-known ex- cellences, exhibits fewer of his faults, and derives...

THIS nautical novel derives its title from the name of a French privateer, which is supposed to have injured our commerce and evaded our cruisers during the early period of the...

Front November 18th to Decemter 1st. Booxs. Correspondence of John fourth Duke of Bedford; selected from the ori- ginals at Woburn Abbey. With an Introduction, by Lord JOHN...

THE PICTURE-LOTTERIES. THE monster project that is to swallow up all the rest—The National Art - Union, as it is called—has now assumed a shape, at least on paper : its...

1.0 THE EDITOR OF THE SPECTATOR, SIR-The Germans are the Egyptians of Europe ; with the game mysterious credulity, the same incomprehensible mystery, the same gigantic capacity;...

Sub•Lient. R. Lams to be Lieut. by purchase, vice C. H. Drummond, who retires. 22d Regt. Foot -Capt. St. J. Mundell, Irom the 58th Foot, to be Capt. vice Russell, who exchanges....

BRITISH Saturday FUNDS. Monday. (Closing Tuesday. Prices.) Wedaes. Than. I POidep. 3 per Cent. Consols ....... • 941 941 941 941 941 shirt Ditto for Account 95 95 941 95 95/...

Tuesday, Nov. 29. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Maguire and Higgins Birmingham. woollen-drapers-Taylor and Co. Seentheatl, Yorkshire, coal - getters•, as far as regards J. S. Taylor...