- - Puni:hment of the Cord. and the Chinamen remaining at the bottom of Hog-lane, all seemed tolerably quiet, but numbers of men of the lowest description seemed to be joining the mob, which had now become pretty large. Things grew suspicious, some Europeans being pelted. Quite

HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY. The Attorneys' and Solicitors' Bill passed through committee, on the motion of Lord COTTEICHAM, who presented a petition in favour of Debtors' and Creditors' Bill; the Marquis of L4II9DOWNE from the London Missionary Society. PLEA: OF INSANITY IN CRIMINAL

Beautiful is it when across the vivid fancy floats ft new creation, the germ of some noble work which may give its painter's name to immortality! The eager hand snatches the pencil, quickly striving to "catch, ere it flee, the Cynthia of the minute." Then comes forth Thought, wi

T. DAVIES, Grosvenor-street, draper—H. CLARK, George-street, Mansionhouse, lock-manufacturer—G. BUTLER, Witham, Essex, builder—W.J. CHETWYND, Elizabeth-place, Westminster-road, picture-dealer —J. WlLsHix, Reading, Berkshire draper—H. HUGHES and W. HUNTER, St. Leonard's-onthe-Sea

premiums payable quarterly, half-yearly or yearly; Loans advanced, from .£25 to .£5OO, for three or more years on approved personal or ot h er secur i ty, on the b orrower assur i ng his or her life for a moderate amount. . . .. Endowments for children to receive a stated sum of

The new packet-ship Montezuma, Captain Lowber, which sailed from New York on the evening of the 20th ult., arrived at Liverpool on Friday, after a quick passage of 17 days. She has brought papers four days later than those received by the Great Western, but their contents are un

pages, price 2s. 6d. (to be returned to purchasers), PART I. of R. COCKS and Co.'s GENERAL CATALOGUE of NEW MUSIC. This Catalogue is so rich, that no musical person ought to be without it. To be had of all music -sellers; and at the libraries throughout the United Kingdom, and o

INSTITUTE or ARCUITECTS.—Prince Albert presided at the meeting held on Monday last, for the distribution of the medals awarded by the Institute during the session. The successful candidates were Messrs. E. Chamberlain, and T. W. Parwortb, for Essays on Synchronism, &c., and A. J

EARS may elapse before the French school will produce any thing superior or even equal to the great work from which the above illustration has been taken. Horace Vernet, the celebrated French artist, painted the magnificent picture (to which he has given the above name) from whi