... . ; - - - .- ?? 050frfpl. Mr Canning is still ?? iat Brighton; but on ,I tile whole is considered convalescent. le The most alarmning reports hbve been iN circulaition as to the state of' Lord Liverpool's is es' th ; but see have not been alt!e to tr;ice them to assy aauthttic bOIteC- N e trust tile country wi I long be spared the caln ity 1i e of losit-, n statesman in wsose in tegriityv zeal ...

... liiY BRIE A - . DOCIEWt OF 0OOTLAD,: VOT ED IN l !) t Si'.4- VUiT'i!D IN ?? '1'11: ()l3.1E(I'TS .1 1 ?? INSITVI TiTJUN, ?? ?? ?? ?? 'a V ' ?? A i. el 27. - ?? ~, f 'To Mr. t.e,. Jac1 li ,ti Plaiintrs'e stimtde, near Porln If llv21:cl4 triV 1h04 O,.~IL ditil Cutuitre of Cliver sind RI-- it I ?? at ith Sn %:iot..t.i of itiort to' and It.L F its, tend.I ;~o shoL. AV 4 itiVj~ in o !l oL Ih~t I ?? ...

... DOMES TIC INAT~ELLGENCE. LONDON. . A marringe hz tglc hbiglet fife is oil thle ta is, nknd sI il] shortly be announced forniolly. The partics are, Mis Serene llignlaess Prince ilolienlue, of Laugen- ho ulgh, anil tile Pci lcess Peodore, the b1a o tiful nind accomplished d aughter of' her Royoal IHighlioss the Duchess of Renit by her lloyal Iligiicss's first d ILusliatid, itle ?? of !.ei oeit n ...

... DOMYESTIC INTELLGENCE. De LONDON. th x xsn R, April 6.-Yestcrday aftemrocn, the King, F. :cornpanied by the distinguished personages forming the i oyal Household at Wl'indsor, paid a visit to the Castle. at 2arl and Countess Milountcharles, and Lord and Lady or -trrathavon, came in open poney plhutons; but his Ala- of etv asnd the lord SteWard occunietd a close travelling ~-:rriage. The King ...

... EDUCATION BSOOMMT 4At the Annual Gencral Afeetfwg of this 50eet,. hcL in the School House, ois ThursdaY the IO.A uaY W; Mfay cuarrcolt ALEXANlD} I-,t Blitow, Esq. Lord Proyost, in t-he Chalir. . H'lIE Committee of Directors presentedi their %n- t nuial Report, which was read and approvedl of, The thanks of the Meeting were voted to t1e Tr~asluei and Secretary, for their gratuitous services in ...

... - I - U' - I i I . ?? ?? 'II.'' (in TI !Q¢(1iV ?? IlLo Au:o ' ilt PIELt' f he:! I fi t;01i tl I-, )I}tN is' WIrl; ti ~ I~1,~ Fi vis al I dj ?? z, I eiJ t to:1 i;(lt I,% b!ill j. iI Col II IS O'I. ?? e i. v1 o: ?? i ?? t le f i | i ai' Unis. ii. ' i I ilt ii; Inc ..tva.-tS 1' t~ml1[ i. j ?? 1 n''t l ;1 A iis tls l t.I t oiS Cllilfl'lcl IV omf10lW wsk whivil h t11:1 bei . h .i, ojul' seli' ...

... XlVCAtfltESiNlltE IEPOR'T FoRt StAntlCT. The weather throcighocit the month has been fhvolirable, and Ut the labours of the field tire in a forward state. That precious t I commodity MIarch dhust has not been so abundant as itl sorne Is ( former seasons; but the land has been well pilvericed, and on La ordinary dry soils, the sowing of beans and pease corn- menced early in the month, anti of ...

... - w- Q- HOUSE OF LORDS. en F iidai, March 27. J ifl The house was occupied ?? its sitting with receiving pe- NJ' in titions on the subject of Catholic Emancipation. No other ea business was transacted. t Jlfo1aln , Mllfarch 30. Several petitions were prisented in favour of and against the Roman Catholic claims. , Iarl (/rosvenor presented a petition from the silk mnanufac- s t. tureta of ...

... DOMESTIC INTELLIG ENCE -~ , . . LON VO ON. The Rev. Dr. Batot did homage before his Majesty at the Royal Lodge, in 54 indsor Park, on Saturday afternoon, on being appointed to the See of Oxford. Mr Secretary Peet, as Secretary of State for the I-dome Department, and the Bishop of thichester, as Clerk of the Closet, assisted at the ceremony. After the ceremony, the Ri lot IHon. Secretary and ...

... - PRINCE LEOPOLD.AWD GREECE. tl'ev- enabled tostatefron iht nnstpositiveauthority, that all the pr liurinary arrangements for raising Prince Leopol to the throne ?? have been made, and that the restlc c-f'the crrifereaces have been comnmunlcited tj the respective courts whose ambassadors had taken part in tiem. 'There are, however, still saine obstacles to surmount, and we c n conli- duntly ...

... DOTMESTIC INTELLIGENCE. LON D ON. - - r The King enjoys good health, his Windsor retirement, his 1r water parties, anti his pleasant drives, sometimas after dinner as vrell as before it. I Very few of the leading fashionables are now in town, and t the West End has a comnparatively deserted appearance. His c Grace the Dul;e of Weilington is at WTailmer Castle, Lord i Aberdeen is at Tunbridge, ...

... ZAM'P Baian/1 June 27. 1'Jfl. EonuVI About a year ago, some gentlemen conntected, wi h Btanff ing and its vicinity, ?? themselves into on institution fur tile cessi p~rooecution of' Science, literature, and the Arts, and fur thup Iniag diocovery and cucourigenmenr Of native genius and talullt. the That these objeccts are in themselves ?? Of' the wvorm-est intar encouragement, and productive, ...