0]z Wedn-sclav Ifist. a new writ was inov ed for tile county of L:ih- gcw, in the roo!i oit' 0T-.r Charles Hope, brother of the EArl of hio-o?tjuij, in cuofse icoce r his...

Prcsidmnt Tvler was not ve: out of hot water. His new -Mainisterial i ;e illc!Ilple~e ; and Mr. B.ALger and Mr. Bell hLAd publiS!l,' ! o-'Iriciii r the f.e gations of Mr....

The most startling news is from Canada: Lord Sydenhaui is dead. I T'he wounds in his leg, which he received lately in a fall from his horse, had brought on lock ja ; and of...

'The papsteri:l! papers a-e bslS': ni:''i:'g up") fbr the reserve of Mi- I rlisters theinsulvc-es, L.a i 1proiii taill 'reat t-'." s.' iTh Po-ct cf' this miornia !' i'il'-sses...

f- j i ( lf t I I t tl. Prince Albert has 1)bcomC a 13!i-I:sh farmer; as the v-alunhle stock and crops on tshe Norilbk awndl Flemiish farmil., VIindsor (Great la-rk, wvhich....

SC O T L .N D. 1 In consequence of the reczimrnotin oi' the Lorl Presi lent of the Court of .Sessiol, tile Lord( Jilsticc t 11US I a lcil l)T;irued to that office ; and is...

IRELAND. It is stated on good authority, that Viscount Jocelyn, the eldest son of the Earl of Roden, has accepted the appointment of Steward of the Lord-Lieutenant's Household;...

NOTE ON TILE SILVER TRUMPET. TO THIE EDITOR OF TIlE SPECTATOR. NL,; rtist ,t! seelit r

F IN- E' ARTS. TWO PLANS ()1 !RIN'T-BLI.IING. IN the bygone days of STiRANGE and WOOLLETT, When en'aravers were artists, not ntanufacturcrs, and SUiI p' usiiShers as Poi Di...

ART-UNIONS. TO TIIE EDITOR OF THE SPECTATOR. 5th Septemlber 131. Sir-You will not, I trust, consider me as presumingi upon your atteution in otferingr a few remarks upon the...

I So the supplement:IrY sc.sion of 1 S4 1 is over. The S l'S have been voted ; the routiic business wvIhlich was left ujit>:,bcd.j by the last Parliamnent, hurried away for...

NEWS OF TIlE AEEK. TIiE proceedings of Parliament since our last summary many be I told in a few lines. The second reading of the Exchequer Bil's Funding Bill in the House of...

An Extraorduiarv Gazette, publisLed this evening, contains nrnre I despatclics f'i(oi ('hli~-;, colelicting? the official accounts; but thev add It flOtlli rg to the main story.

rThe Paris papcrs of 'T'lirsel iub'liSli tne following t.r, L ic despatchlBTH sui>-irm-V-ECT TO THlE MINISTER OFr TIII 1 1'1:ii UIOI The ('iptaie-G :,' r;1 isiihiro is still at...

I The great Western steam-ship arrived at Bristol yesterl:iy morning, with iintelligence from N-n)M York to the 23thl September, and from I Canada to the2 1st.

I C sritina is busy at Paris. T Iie (%sitt c d i'er l'azc rccords her -ro- ceed in as'ihe telegraphic dc!patchl whIichi annotcnccl tl!e movement at Patupelnna reached Paris on...

I -- g - --- P S I POS CI'SC I PT. S A Tum ')A': \ I T .T. I The quarterly aceount of the pilu.lic revenue wvas in-iuc upEi) at .1 late hour this evenino. It exhin)its an...

SA-1.1B3ATII-IROFANATION. WHAT has been called " the Voluntary principle" in religion, we take it, implies, That adoration-be it the adoration of a single aspiration, or the...

THE LATEST -MIOVEIMENT AGAINST TIHE CORN-LAWYS. THE Mlorninyg Post takes exception to the mention in our political summary last week of thc latest movement against the...

PRINCIPLE OF TIHE POOR-LAW. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SPECTATOR. Wuodf-rd, 4th October 1S41. SIR-Will you allow a brief comment on the following remark, which I find in yesterday's...

SPECTATOR'S LIBRARY. PorrRY, The Genuine Remains of Ossian. literally translated; with a Preliminary D)isSertation, by Patrick Mzacgregor, M.A. Published uuder the 1'atr-on;age...

IjC j-nt vopo is. A. Ii'blic r xv'ts he ld xcz te -d in t!!e p-arish of St. Alartin'sin thc-1iw'n D l'i,2.!t to a rei' i' )u to the Chur ctirei, s to cJi a meetir 1,. the...

zbI Xoblin.rcc. tain the Hlonourabl> A. J)-c;.: )rib,, o:.1 of the (G-ooms iTl W-itinn s rc Fhcetedi f'r EC..t hse -In :1 zlfnr(l.v . cin.; pj !osed , 'Mr. 'oeirs of Rilniy,...

I VBeates ani 3rorWeino in @.arlfanent. WLHIG AND Tony FINANCE: THE CORiN-LAWS. In the House of Lords, on Monday, on the second reading of the Exchequer Bills Funding Bill...

I News has arrived from the seat of the Opium War in China, and it is of unusual importance. The British forces had obtained a brilliant victory, but it had a strange sequel....

I France, it was said a little while ago, was about to disarm: she has not vet made up her mind. MI. GUIZOT, it is believed, has made up his; but there is a belligerent...

The insurrection in SpaiD, in favour of Queen CHRISTINA'S restoration to the Regency, which was threatened some weeks back but not credited, has actually broken out; and...

TOPICS OF THE DAY. THE ENGLISH IN CHINA. INOT contented with forming part of a joint stock company with Austria, Russia, and Prussia, to govern Turkey, the British Govcrnmient...

The 01,ympie, under the mm3. n :t of i'Jr. G. Wmi). olerns for the I se On on i''Iul:v'd:, With lMrs. WAYLIi2 liS the

A-, Covent Garden, on Thursday, a new farce, with the likelv title of g (Co !.U ^aojqjinU, w1as trie(; and heinr foulld Lniltv of tlhe- c-pital coti-ce of dulness, vvs...

INTEREST OF TIHE PEEL GOVERNMENT IN EXTENSIVE COLONIZATION. * IF it were possible to dive into the thoughts of Sir ROflERT PEEL with a view to discovering in what part of the...

TIHE TIIEATR'S. \ Tn. opening night of the Adelplji disJcosl tze scenic marvels cf the season, anod dres a doubtle bu)1 ) iir t 1 1 tl '' t im'in it was fiiled to I over...

CATLIN S LETTERS ON Tll NORT'I AMERICA .N IN1) ',';S. ruTs work is written bv the artiit w- ho fornmle t'he oxhibition at the Egyptian IIall dcliiiel tiv-e of Inlili n li!'c...

TIHE I'lPOTECTIVE SYSTEMiEIl, OR TIHE LAST OF I THE IllJ 31(NOP,'LIES. Till dis')oiiion l`tll hiabit of tlloughlt-to which the fallacy of colmm0ercial pirotcctioli appeals, is...

andfi Cour tt. Tlit Court has remained at Win'osr thronugiout the week. Pr.cnp.rations were announced for its reception at Bluckinghami ll!ace todav but the Stz(et,,d saN a...