The policy of PEEL'S ADMINISTRATION is beautifully developing itself. Last Quarter, there was a tremendous falling-off. We are not much better now. The return, made up to the sth inst. exhibits a deficiency in every item except the Post-office. There is an amount of £1,885,23'2,

By the Great Western we learn, from New York, on the 3rd ult. the 27th Congress of the United States adjourned. A large majority - of the 28th Congress belong to the democratic party. They will meet the first week in December. One of the last acts of the late Congress, was the r

The wonderful invention patented by Isham Beggs, Esq., for improvements in obtaining motive power by means of " carbonic acid gas," is one so peculiarly applicable to the present adaptation of machinery for the purpose of transition through the atmosphere, that we do not deem it

.......I , a.llek,m, ACCOUCHEMENT HER MAJESTY.—Every preparation has been made at Buckingham Palace in anticipation of this highly interesting event, which is expected to take place before the termination of the ensuing week. It will be remembered that (in November, 1841) for se

Ragland Castle; A Tale of the Great Rebellion. By Mrs. THOMSON. 3 vols. post Bvo. R. Bentley, New Burlingtonstreet. [Second Notice]. One of the most striking passages in this historical tale is that in which is described the surrender of Ragland Castle, by the Marquis of Worcest

MARLBOROUGH STREET. DRIVING.—Mr. Charles Wilson was brought before Mr. Maltby, charged with having run over several persons, in consequence of reckless driving, while in a state of intoxication. Thomas Waller, No. 17, Nassau-street, Middlesex Hospital, said about eight o'clock o

CHEAP PIANO-FORTE THE PIANO BIJOU.—No. 1, of this little Work, published on the Ist of April, has already ran through the first edition. It contains " The Spirit of Beauty," and the eleven Medly Dances, danced by her Majesty and Court, including "Sir Roger de Coverly, ' " Le Boul

IMPORTANT , TO ALL WHO VALUE GOOD HEALTH. yNOWLES'S UNIVERSAL FAMILY PILLS, Prepared with the choicest Aperient Drugs of the Materia Medica, p ar ticularly recommended by the Faculty. They h ave i n all cases proved superior to every other Medicine in the cure of Liver Complaints

The question of Corn-law Repeal is one to which every other is of merely secondary interest; and it is the duty of the journalist, having the welfare of the people at heart, to make Cornlaw Repeal the primary object of his labours. It seems almost superfluous to bring forward ar

No. I.—THE HON. AND REV. BAPTIST NOEL. The reverend gentleman whose portrait adorns our pages this week, is ever foremost in labours of love and philanthiopy. Unlike many of his clerical brethren, his views are decidedly liberal, and both the platform and the press have been the