-4--- FRANCE. Prince Augustus of Saxe-Coburg, the intended husband of the Princess Clementine, has arrived at the Palais Royal, in Paris. The King has appointed General Baudrand Governor, and M. Regnier (a professor of rhetoric at the College of Charlemagne) tutor of the Count d

Hollrootcourt, and requested permission to take a cast of his face for a bust, but this he refused. He resided with his daughter and granddaughter, and, as was his usual custom, on Thursday morning last left home for Covent Garden market to purchase vegetables. On his return hom

The King of Hanover—EßNEST, the Beloved—is coming to England in a few weeks, to perform an important d u ty. The Princess AUGUSTA of Cambridge is about having a husband, in the person of one of the penniless Princes of Germany, and her uncle, our admirable ERNEST, is speeding hi

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Norruccuam.—A petition has been presented in the House of Commons, against the return of Mr. Gisborne. it is a most singular fact, that in the town the Liberals were in a minority of 32, but the majority was made up of country voters, there being no less than 143 majority for Gi

The formation of Art-Unions, within the last four or five years, has certainly popularized the taste and feeling for the productions of our native professors of the pencil and the graver. Guinea subscriptions secure the full value in prints, and give each subscriber a fair chanc

" One sunshiny day a walrus, of nine or ten feet length, rose in a pool of water not very far from us, and after looking around, drew his greasy carcass upon the ice, where he rolled about for a time, and at length laid himself down to sleep. A bear, which had probably been obse

be distinguished from real silver by persons well acquainted with the Hall-mark, is " BARLOW'S BRITISH PLATE." Warranted to stand the test of aqua-fortis, and to retain their Silvery Whiteness of appearance as long as the articles endure, at the same time possessing this importa