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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The SpectatorTHE great annual exposition of our financial state, the Budget, has been presented to Parliament ; comprising also some little reduc- tion of taxation, and the foretaste of an...
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Mr. FERMAND'S affair has ended in smoke, with a characteristic
The Spectatorescapade on his part. After the resolution passed by the House of Commons last week, declaring his statements false and calum- nious, Mr. FERRAND addressed a letter to Mr. H000,...
'Maas ant Wreathing% in Warliament.
The SpectatorTHE BUDGET. On Monday, the House of Commons having resolved itself into a Committee of Ways and Means, the CHANCELLOR of the Excauquen made his financial statement. Be began...
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Zbe (Sourt.
The SpectatorBucarNonaw PALACE has lost its Royal guests ; but King Leopold, before his departure, paid another visit to Claremont. Accompanied by his Queen, and by his illustrious hostess...
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Zbe Metropolis.
The SpectatorImmediately after the adjournment of the Court, the Court of Com- mon Council was held. A Committee reported on the state of the law proceedings in the dispute between...
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Ebt Vrotlintes.
The SpectatorThe election of a Member for Horsham, in the room of Mr. Scarlett, took place at that borough, on Wednesday. The only candidate was Mr. Robert Henry Hurst, of Horsham Park ; who...
Stlistellaneotts.
The SpectatorThe Queen's tenancy of Osborne House, in the Isle of Wight, com- menced on the 1st instant. It is expected that the Royal Family will pay a ten-days visit to the place early...
IRELAND.
The SpectatorIn the Dublin Court of Queen's Bench, the arguments for a new trial of Mr. O'Connell and the other traversers were continued on Friday and Saturday. It was agreed that four...
_foreign nub Colonial.
The SpectatorFRANCE.—The political news from Paris is not of great moment this week. On Friday, the Deputies adopted the principle of the Prisons Bill. A curious Parliamentary scene...
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The Times announces the appointment of a successor to Lord
The SpectatorEllen- borough— " We have reason to believe that Sir Henry Hardinge will be nominated to the office of Governor-General of India ; and that this appointment will take place with...
The Queen and Prince Albert, with the Royal infants, and
The Spectatorthe suite, left Buckingham Palace this afternoon, for Claremont ; where the Court is expected to remain till Wednesday next. It is announced by the Queen Dowager's medical...
POSTSCRIPT.
The SpectatorSATURDAY NIG HT, Another long debate on the principle of the Factory Bill was raised in the House of Commons last night. The arguments were very simi- lar to those already...
EAST INDIA SHIPPING. •
The SpectatorARRIVED — At Gravesend, 30th April, Glenmore, Barnett, from Batavia ; and trial Monat, from ('eylon. Off Rye, 25th. Christian Huggins, Butler, from Batavia. At Ply- mouth. 29th,...
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In the Dublin Court of Queen's Bench, on Thursday, Mr.
The SpectatorFitzgibbon addressed the Court on the part of the traversers. He spoke sitting, as Ire suffered from a sprain in the ankle, the consequence of a fall from his horse. According...
The final Report of the Directors of the New Zealand
The SpectatorCompany, w ith a very large volume of Appendices, consisting of classified cor- respondence with the Colonial Office and other documents, reached us only last night,—too late...
Letters from Athens, of the 20th April, announce the formation
The Spectatorof a new Ministry- " Mavrocordato, President and Minister of Finances; Triconpis, Foreign Affairs and Public Instruction, &c. ; General Rhodius, War ; Colonel Andreas Londos,...
The week's obituary announces the death of Mr. William Beckford,
The Spectatorthe author of Vathek and other works, and formerly proprietor of Foot- hill Abbey. He was horn on the 29th September 1760. In his twenty- third year he married Lady Margaret...
The French Government have received the following telegraphic despatch, notifying
The Spectatorthe arrival of the regular over-land mail from the East— Marseilles, la May, eight o'clock p.m. " By the arrival of the Great Liverpool at Malta, we have received news from...
The sentence of death upon Mary Furley, the woman who
The Spectatorkilled her child in attempting to drown herself with it, has been commuted to imprisonment in Milbank Penitentiary. Augustus Dalmas surrendered himself to the Police, at the D...
THIRD PHILHARMONIC CONCERT.
The SpectatorSiufonia in E flat. No. 10 Romaine., " Ciel Pictoso," Signor Sxzvx, from the Italian Opera, Paris, (Meet, di St. Bonifazio) First Movement of Concerto iu B minor, Violin,...
Last night's Gazette notifies the appointment of John Marquis Of
The SpectatorBute to he High Commissioner to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland. The Gazette mentions the appointment of Commander Charles Fitz- gerald, R N., to he Governor of...
MONEY MARKET.
The SpectatorSTOCK EXCHANGE, FRIDAY AFTERNOON. The financial statement of the Chancellor of the Exchequer produced a favourable effect upon the prices of the Government Securities; and on...
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.
The SpectatorPOWERS OF THE EAST INDIA COMPANY. THE Duke of 'WELLncorow pronounces a decided opinion on the conduct of the India Directors in recalling Lord ELLENBO. EoucH. This the public...
MESSRS. MACFARREN AND DAVISON'S CHAMBER CONCERTS. THE first concert of
The Spectatorthese young musicians took place at the Princess's Concert-room on Friday week, and consisted chiefly of their own com- positions. The performance opened with a new Quintet MS....
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AN ANGEL IN PARLIAMENT.
The SpectatorCOLONEL SIDTHORP is subject to very bold flights of fancy, but never did he soar so daringly as when be imagined an angel ap- pearing as Chancellor of the Exchequer. An angel in...
THE MIRROR OF THE AGE.
The SpectatorIr posterity judge of the present age by its newspapers, they will form a rare opinion of it. Every newspaper consists of two branches—the news, and the argumentative...
TAXES.
The SpectatorIN a country so heavily taxed as ours, Ministers should strive to acquire the art of making each tax fall as conveniently and harm- lessly as possible. Direct taxes are the most...
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SPECTATOR'S LIBRARY.
The SpectatorBIOGRAPHY. The Lire of George Brummell, Esq., commonly called Beau Brummell. By Cap- • fain Jesse, Unattached. Author of " Notes of a Half-pay iu Search of Health." , &c. lu...
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MISS COSTELLO 9 LEGENDARY TOUR TO THE COUNTRY OF HENRI
The SpectatorQUATRE. THE range of these volumes is something more than the fine-spoken titlepage indicates. Instead of "Barn and the Pyrenees, or a Legendary Tour to the Country of Henri...
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MRS. BRAY'S COURTENAY OP WALREEDON.
The SpectatorTun novel is about the best of Mrs. BRAY'S fictions ; because it happens to be thrown into the form .that best coincides with her own powers, which more incline to the essayist...
PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.
The SpectatorFrom April 26th to May 2d. Boons. The Life of George Brummell, Esg., commonly called Beau Brummell. By Captain JESSE, Unattached, Author of " Notes of a Half-pay in Search of...
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FINE ARTS.
The SpectatorOLD SOCIETY OF WATER- COLOUR PAINTERS. OF all the annual exhibitions this is the most agreeable and satisfactory. Possessing perhaps less of mere novelty and variety than any...
MUSIC.
The SpectatorAnthems for the Coronation of King George IL, composed in the year 1727, by GEORGE FREDERIC HANDEL. THIS first publication of the Handel Society, produced under the im- mediate...
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MILITARY GAZETTE.
The SpectatorWAR-OFFICE, Apart 30th.-Brevet : Commissions to bear date 30th April 1844.-To be Lieut.-Colonels in the Army-Major T. Ryan. 50th Foot ; Major E. W. Bray, 39th Foot; Major G. L....
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
The SpectatorBIRTHS. On the 25th April, at Castle House, Taunton, the Lady of EDWARD F. DANVERS, Esq.. of Bombay, of a sun. On the 25th. at the Manor House, Hallaton, Leicestershire, the...
COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.
The SpectatorTuesday, April 30. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Ivey and Ileuwood, Carnelford, Cornwall, drapers-Blundell and Co. colonr-mana- facturers-Saville and Harruway, lessees of the...
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PRICES CURRENT.
The SpectatorBRITISH FUNDS. (Closing Prices.) Saturday Monday. Tuesday. Wanes Mars. FM,' S per Cent. Consols ........ 991 991 991 991 Ditto for Account 991 991 99* 991'...