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LONDON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1842

THE FIRST VOLUME OF
MADAME RBL A Y'S DIARY
Ara) LETTERS,
IS NOW READY AT ALL THE BOOKSELLERS',
Price 10s. 6d. bound. with Portrait and Foe Similes.
Henry Colburn, Publisher, 13, Great Marlborough-street..

rated mind has been devoted with so much assiduity and
success to literature, will yet be spared.

We received Dutch Papers to the Bth inst. last night,
by which we learn that the Xing of PausstA arrived by
railroad. at Antwerp on Saturday last, and proceeded
forthwith to Rotterdaui,- and afterwards-to the Hague,
where he was received by great crowds with the mast
hearty-welcome. We also learn from the same source
that his Majesty of Ilagorta has decided that the
name of the Prince of WALES shall not be inserted in
the Church Service used in his MAJESTY'S private devo-
tions. We like this honesty on the part of King ERNEST.

- Now ready, in 3 vols. post Bvo.,
M.ONTFOR T
D__l_s Or, the OLD ENGLISH NOBLEMAN.

This day, Bvo. , priee Is.
AN INQUIRYinto the PRINCIPLES
which ought to Regulate the Imposition of DUTIES
on FOREIGN CORN; in ANSWER to " STATEMENTS
Illustrative of the Policy and probable Consequences of the
pfoposed Repeal of the existing CORN-LAWS." By J. R.
M`CULLOCH, Esq.,
By GEORGE TAYLOR, Esq., Writer to the Signet.
John Murray, Albemarle-street.

A NOVEL.
" This is a remarkably clever work, containing a vast des
of amusing and interesting reading, and displaying a degree of
Dower which is to be met with only in werldi df fiction of the
highest elass."---. Scotsman.
Richard Bentley, New Burlington-street.
To be had at all the Libraries.

Now ready, in 3 vols. post Bvo.,
HENRY DE POMEROY.
A ROMANCE.
By MRB. BRAY.
Agthor of " Whitehoods," " Trelawnc ," &C.
II
with nature ; and, if characters the most erfully drawn,
scenes of the highest dramatic effect, and a e whose deep
interest rises to the close, can insure success, these volumes
will command it."—Literary Gazette.
Richard Bentley, New Burlington-street.
To be had at all the Libraries.

SCOTCH CHURCH. Price 6s.
QTATEM ENT in reference to a late DIVI-
SION in the GENERAL ASSEMBLY'S NON-
INTRUSION COMMITTEE, on the Admissibility of the
Measure recently proposed for the Settlement of the Church
Question. By A. L. SIMPSON, D.D., Minister of Kirk-
newton.

James Ridgway, London ; Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh.

On the 12th instant, price 3d.,
PUNCH'S VALENTINES
With Twelve large Illustrations of
The Politician The Literary Man
Drawing-room Captain Footman
Man about Town Accomplished Lady
Milliner Medical Student
. Postman Fashionable Parson
Lawyer Speculative Mamma.
Engraved from Designs., by Leech, Phiz, Denny Meadows,

Crowquil, Henning, Newman, &c.
The above will be the 31st Number of Punch ; or, the Loo,
don Charivari. Published every Saturdayq Office, 13, Wel-
Magton-street.

THE VALUABE LAW LIBRARY OF THE LATE
JOHN MILLER, ESQ., Q.C.
MR. S. LEIGH SOTHEBY will SELL by
AUCTION, at his house, 3,Wellingten-street, Strand,
on WEDNESDA Y, February - l6th, 1842, at one o'clock precisely,
the valuable LAW LIBRARY of the la'e JOHN MILLER,
:Esq., Q.C., of Stone-buildings, Lincoln's Inn. This collec-
-tion comprises the various Reports of the different Courts of
Law, and ether Works connected with the .Layr of England,
some on large papFr; Reports of `.Vases in (...k Swim of Lords ;
the Scotch Law, including the Scotch Acti of Parliament ;
the DecisiinYs. as published by the attthottty of the Faculty of
Advocates; Morison's Dictionary of .Dtcisions; and various
other Works, Trials, &b., relative to the Law of Scotland;
also some of the Reports of the Courts of Law of Ireland ;
works connected with and on the Hindu and Muhammedan
Law ; including Decisions in the Supreme Court ; Bengal and
Bombay Judici try Regulations, &c. &c.
To be viewed on illoOay and Tuesday previous to the Sale.

The following remarks on the subject of a correspond-
mice reported to have taken place between Lord ABER-
DEEN and M. GuizoT, is from, one of the Paris papers
received this morning. We find nothing else in them
worth extracting:—

It is affirmed that Lord Aberdeen has expressed his dissatisfac-
tion at M. °vizor having made use in the Chamber of his Lord-
ship's I. tier relative to Algeria. It seems that notwithstanding his
Lordship's assurance, the czepuatur continues to be asked of the
Sultan, and not of France, by virtue of the supremitcy of Turkey.
It is added that Sir Robert Peel intends to tate up the question
again in Parliament on a principle which would entirely change
the nature of it.

•It seems, too, that M. de Bourgueney Is taking much pains 4
Constantinople to hinder the departure of a Turkish expedition dep.
tined for Tunis, but that • his endeavours have hitherto failed of
success. If the Porte takes *position in that Regency it will be an
additional embarrassment lu respect to our posuresions of Algeria.
It is rumoured in the diplomatic world that notwithstandiny after
the vote of the Chamber on the paragraph of the address relative to
the right of search, the exchange of the ratification of the Treaty
between the Powers is going on, and is probably completed. It ip
remarked that the Queen of Ragland would not have spoken go
positively of the conch/elan of the Treaty if she had not been ear.
lain of the issue of the stair. —La agitate de Aware .