General Diebitsch had arrived at Kirk-kilisia ; but either the date (Con- NEWS OF THE WEEK. stantinople, August Sth) or the intelligence previously received is erro- neous....

whole not un- satisfactory. There is only the tossing of the waters after the storm has been laid. The remarks of the English journals have not been without eflbct on their...

of the victory over the Miguelites, in their attempt to subdue that island, a summary of which we gave in our earliest edition last week. Nothing can be imagined more complete...

expedi- tion against Mexico, on the 5th July. It consisted of 3,600 infantry, a company of artillery, without guns, and one hundred horse. Ac- cording to letters from South...

Debats was heard before the Correctional Police of Paris on 'Wednesday sennight. The case of the responsible editor of the Journal des Debats was heard before the Correctional...

which may be ex- pected to appear next week.

STOCK. EKCOANCE, SATURHAY MORNING.—There has been a good deal of business in our Stock Market this week, more particularly in the early part of it, previous to the closing of...

Foreign-office, whicif was attended by the lam' Chancellor, the Duke of wellington, Earls RossIve and Aberdeen, Lord Ellenborough, Mr. Secretary Peel, Sir George Murray, die...

In our last Number, we gave a general view of the first three days' preceelink We now subjoin an abstract of what took place on Saturday, Monday, Tvesdav, Wednesday, Thursday,...

ABANDONMENT OF OUR "OLD ALLIES" THE TURKS. MORNING doze - Le:ea—We take for granted, even against our own belief, that Turkey is to he left to her fate. Such, we are informed,...

SPECTATOR OFFICE, SATURDAY, Two O'CLOCK. A messenger has arrived from Vienna with despatches for the Earl of Aberdeen, but their contents have not transpired. We have German...

A CURIOUS instance of an imaginary religious cii,,tiaction has lately been afforded, and one, we apprehend, encouraged by the exhibitions of pious contentment which are...

TOPICS OF THE DAY. THrs Court has now sat for nine days. Its sittings commence at ten and finish at four. A complete report of the evidence would fill about six copies of the...

A MEETING of the friends of Covent Garden Theatre, to deliberate on what ought to be done, is to be held on Wedresday. Among the various schemes and suggestions on foot, there...

Ar the Ilford Petty Sessions, on licensing-day, the Chairman very pro- perly admonished publicans of the impropriety of harbouring prize- -.fighters and quoted for their...

" Fee !—fa !" WE observed a good specimen of a ghost story lately quoted from a Scotch newspaper. A shepherd was on the hills at the gloaming (a word ominous of a tale of...

" The fastest thief cries loudest, fie.'" SCOTCH PROVERB. IN the Book of the Boudoir, under the title "Foreign Visitors;' Lady , a y MORGAN comments on a portrait of herself,...

ONE of our contemporaries (the Courier) has entered on an exposition of the law of libel, with an industry that might have been better directed to a less beaten topic. With the...

" YOUR English never know when they have had enough of a good thing." Theononthly hoax of " Novelties in Gentlemen's Dresses" is becoming rather stale ; but, to compensate for...

we cri- ticise works whose fame is established ? why should we inform the world of the publication of books which the world duly expects at stated periods ? The exceptions are,...

their pub- lication. A suggestion that they form one of the most instructive and amusing works that has lately been written concerning the East, could not be made at a more...

Tier increasing attention which has lately been given to the considera- tion of climate as a remedial agent in is class of diseases for Avhich it is supposed there is no other...

1.1:1rUnES—EXAMINATInx,:. - Ma. SPECTAMR,—May I add one word more on the subject of the Lawyers, Which has occupied so worthily the pens of your able correspondents. The real...

HOOGEVEEN'S work on Particles has always been considered a valuable aid in the study of the Greek language ; and Mr. SEAGER has com- pressed and translated it in a manner which...

BOOES IN Tun PRESS AND PREPARING FOR PUBLICATION. Mr. P. P. Thorns (who was many years resident at Macao) has ready for the press a History of China, translated from the...

CHANGE IN THE DIST.t: IlUTION OF CORPS SINCE jULF. [From the United 1st Dragoon Guards from . 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards - . Id Ditto Ditto 3d Ditto Ditto 2ii Battalion...

ntsrarni:Tiox OF TILE ROYAL. NAVY. IN COMMISSION. `WITT( TILE NAMES OF TIDIIIL CAPTAINS AND STATIONS. TO AL , G i; r:r, I829.* [From the United Serviee Journal, No. IX.] Ship....

By the Lang, from New South Wales, list; of arrivals at that colony have been re_ :wed to the 7th of May. At a Court of Directors held at the India House, on 't,Vednesday, the...

CORN EXCELANGE, FRIDAY, SEPT. -1. Thesamply of Englishwb oat this week is very moderate • the present very favouralAc weather, however, has the effect of making the trade...

Rut: a I.: It s tt f 0 1.%• E o—r. aid E. E. Luke, Cheapside, boot and shoe-makers Dawson ml Sadler, Trued-street. Paddington, and :Manchester, patent power-loom- annfact...

'lICutrnc.—Oc the 25th nit. Lady Tli./aheth 1)runnutontl, of a son—On the 2501 nit. at Lill-liouse, Windsor Forest, the Lady of T.J. Enowlys, Esq. of a son—At Willi:un- rook,...