ACCORDING to the latest intelligence from the United States, efforts are making by the friends of General JACKSON'S Adminis- tration to inflame the public feeling against...

command at Martinique. In a short time, an armament of fifteen sail of the line and several frigates is to be ready for sea. The French journals boast that their navy has been...

we gave last week is, that the new Ministers CAM P05, immediately on arriving at his office, orde &cites of the arrears of pay due to the Duke of W and amountin to about 90001....

was elected temporary President of the Chamber, by a majority of only 53 to 51; but was chosen the permanent President by 134 to 88. MENDIZ ABAL read his project of a law on...

The Common Council assembled on Tuesday; when Mr. Wire moved the appointment of a Committee to inquire into and report upon the most proper mode of testifying their satisfaction...

the agency of the President, General SANTA ANNA, aided by the army. The following account of the proceeding is taken from the Morning Chronicle. " The Federal Congress has made...

THE King and Queen have not left the Palace at Brighton during the week, except for short rides on the roads to Rottingdean and Shore- ham. Their Majesties continue to enjoy...

throw cut the Government measure for securing a comfortable income to the Irish Protestant Clergy, should come forward with subscrip- tions to relieve them from starvation. We...

the proceed- ings at an agricultural dinner at Sherbourne in Somersetshire. It was attended by Mr. BERKELEY PORTMAN, Sir THOMAS LETH- BRIDGE, and Mr. S ANFORD, M.P.; all of whom...

meeting, in one of the halls of the institution, on Wednesday, to con- sider the question of the proposed charter, and other matters relating to it. About 400 proprietors were...

he had granted on the Saturday week previous to restrain the Corporation of Liverpool from raising 105,000/. by mortgage for the purpose of augmenting the incomes of the...

for the purpose of raising a subscription to relieve the Irish Protestant Clergy. The Archbishop of Canterbury took the chair, and explained the object of the meeting, in a mild...

St. Andrew's Day, at the London Tavern ; the Duke of Gordon in the chair. About 150 gentleman were present. There were several vocal and instrumental performers engaged to add...

yesterday week, at Sherborne ; Mr. Bickham Escott, in the chair. Among the company, were Mr. E. A. Sanford, Mr. Berkeley Portman, and Sir Thomas Lethbridge. Mr. Sanford warned...

in the High Street, Borough, on the body of Mrs. Elizabeth Langton, a widow, aged sixty-five, who was said to have been found hanging by a cord la the cellar of her own house,...

Lord Charles Manners is the Duke of Rutland's candidate to sue. ceed Lord Robert in the representation of North Leicestershire : he is not likely to meet with an opponent. Mr....

The death of Mr. Ardill, father to one of the Dublin Election Commissioners, has occasioned RH interruption of their proceedings. The Irish Governnnent has issued a new...

which a good deal of Tory nonsense was talked by young gentlemen, whose education is evidently unfinished. The Birmingham Philanthropist contains some unanimous resolutions of...

at Hatfield House ; but the papers have since been full of them. The following account is taken from the Hertford 1?,:ji,rnier : it omits none of the more interesting...

pro- duced the following note in reply from O'Connell. It is caustic and nervous, though jocular and pleasant, and will not tend to diminish the uneasiness which Sir Francis...

in Lincoln- shire, was discovered on Wednesday week to be on lire ; but, owing to timely assistance, it was extinguished, without further injury than twos of the upper...

Maxwell, M.P., contradicting the assertion made at the late meeting of the Orange Society in Dublin, that he had recommended the suppression of Orange Societies. He says it was...

The Duke of Montrose is, we learn, dangerously ill. his Grace is a Knight of the Garter, and Lord-Lieutenant of the counties of Dum- barton and Stirling.—Standard. The King has...

THE efficacy of the magnet in curing certain disorders of the nervous system, has been the topic of discussion by the Westminster Me- dical Society ut their last three meetings....

inserted in the last Leeds Mercury, taking that journal to task for copying a paragraph from the Spectator, in which the formation of a Tory club at Cambridge was mentioned, one...

Lord Morpeth has authorized a Magistrate and some Police to attend the tithe process-servers, upon satisfactory affidavits that danger is appre- hended to the lives of the...

HI RTII S. On the fr'Sth ult., the Lady of the Right lion. the LORD MAYOR, of a son. On the 231 tilt., at VI ellesheurue, near Stratfurd-ou-Ason, the Lady CHARLES PAULET, or a...

" Mr. Daniel O'CoNNELL," as the Times and old BURDETT, with witty particularity, love to identify the Irish Potentate—with an attempt to cheat RAPHAEL out of 10001., on the...

the alliance between Church and State is to be defended, has lately been brought into question : it never can be questioned again. Being much entreated by the Standard, the...

from Toulon. Orders had been received for the speedy equip- ment of a number of vessels of war, to reinforce the fleet in the Medi- terranean, as well as in the West Indies. The...

SATURDAY NIGHT. We learn from the Standard — (bow came it that the Ministerial Evening Papers were not so well-informed ?)—that a proclamation is issued proroguing the...

Paris : it is a mere echo of the Queen's speech. That of the Procuradores is described as being of a more moderate tenor than was expected ; but no copy of it has been published.

Wales, was totally lost, on King Island, in Bass Straits, about the beginning of May; and of 241 people on board, only the Captain, Chief Mate, seven seamen, and six convicts,...

STUCK EXCHANOR, FRIDAY AFTERNOON. The closing of the books of the various Stocks whose Dividends become doe in January, which has occurred during the week, was not productive...

THE theatrical prospect of the next week is far mora enlivening than the retrospect of this. The opehing of BRAHAM'S new theatre, tine St. James's, which is positively fixed for...

up,. with considerable splendour for a minor theatre, at the Victoria. The pageant is very gratifying to uncritical eyes ; and, what with a large expanse of stage, arid a...

slight materials, and not very lively as regards either the incidents, the dia. logue, or the acting ; and there is but little to reconcile us to the im- probability of the...

and 2d. Achilles. Duncan, from Ceylon. or Margate, 341, Kent. Cow bro, from Bombay. Off Partmontli, 31, Artemis, Sparks, from China; and Itelzona, Salmon. from Mauritius. At...

and though, it does not attain the perfection of satirical parody—that of setting in a ludicrous light all the weak points of the original in order to show their aleatrdity, it...

OUGHT MINISTERS TO DISSOLVE THE PARLIAMENT? THERE seen is to he a general understanding among men of all parties, that the Parliament will be dissolved next year. It is so very...

THE pretenders to exclusive loyalty and patriotism are not unfrequently the most reckless factionists. Thus we see the Times full of affected indignation against the Irish...

WHILE the monthly organs.of the Tories, Blackwood and Fraser, write despondingly on the political prospects of the country,— meaning thereby the prospects of' their own party's...

THE Tories have laboured hard to give currency to the notion, that if the Catholic priests were prevented from interfering in elections, no ground for complaining of undue...

A CORRESPONDENT, who is generally well satisfied with the ex- posure made in the Spectator, 21st November, of the substantial unbecility of Russia in so far as her power of...

LARGE sales of Company's and free trade teas have been effected within the last few days, and at reduced prices, which approach to those of the Continent and America. The people...

The History of the United States of North America, from the Plantation of the British Colonies till their Revolt and Declaration of Independence. By haws Grahame. Esq. In 4 cols...

Rossini left England without Having fulfilled his engagement to compose an opera. His residence in London, however, was a very profitable one to him- self. He was just the kind...

To plan the history of thirteen independent provinces—different from each other in the time of their foundation, the objects and characters of their settlers, the interests...

THE leading subjects of the fourth and concluding volume of the blind traveller are China and Australasia: but—whether it be that the topic of his travels is beginning to pall....

Is not entirely new to the public ; a portion of it—we cannot tell how much—having already appeared in the New Monthly Maga- zine. It is known to be the production of Mr....

THE booksellers, it would seem, are determined to enliven what used to be a dull time in politics, by the number of their literary productions. Since the Spectator first began,...

THE press is teeming with novels and romances at present, even more than in the palmy days of the manufactory in Leadenhall Street. But there is this difference, that they now...

TIIE beautiful republication of the Poetical Works of Rogers is now completed, by the appearance of the Tenth Part. We cannot take leave of this, the flower of our...

ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE LITERARY SOUVENIR. Mn. ALARIC Warrs seems determined that the pictures of the Lite- .rary Souvenir shall realize its nevi title " The Cabinet of Modern...

the technical Maga- zines, which require a decent dismissal. There is the Gardener's Magazine ; which contains an annual retro- spect of gardening and rural improvements in...