... _ I _ .. I _ The Pari- papers ari iwt;ily filled tie tIT 1r5wsmri~rioe i th riirn2ial of the cooli0tio 1 j:ich was. to hm've tien olace onl the eld ir:'it. ; lo .is erersnol 'r:vCiy thia'g that the mis' iis h | emne D elee oili D.r eilL. was to be brught f |- wardi, to rend' r it splsndid and imiposing, and the utmnost eflirts of religions pornp were to br addcie to engender a dignity aiid ...

... Dec. (3. - ?? - :o )s Parliament will certailnly mneet on the tsth of I r, January ; but we understand thait, aftr votilg e the custlrniry Additss (if Thanks to the King st for his Speech from thre hoboth 1-louses ir will adjourn to the 2zd of the sasne month. * Maior-Genem al Beckwith, on the Staff in tlhe Ia I- Eastern Dist-iet, is promoted to the Go'eri- c ment (if St. Vincent's. | 1 Notice ...

... JNVAM.V; OSiFN ! lREILAND. IC .p; ,f .; Ir~tt>'fri,>7 Lhht ,,at. Thwl'J86ei Jtfltraonagoi, rsaidha, at Poris, to tbc Jla:yor of the i3tb Ar- | CITIZZiN MtAYORl, have the lhoou ...

... P O S '1T S C R I P' . I rOvtttait, Dec. 1;j. Paris PaPerS ?? b1S;F irceie cd to the li - . heV are oi Course fil,:d ?? ;I.CVomnts ol th. COIoTiFtiOui of Boiapnartte ;ivich took pia:!iC t:i The. oernnnit ol' Cie ;o: atho ;sid s,: - FXsecu iflsivrf thuir Jfm'~ ii d ?? ::-aS ?? a brltt4i lli dty. 1., wu(i i ' iicuit for us ?? hi sted this da. *anuild lie dilielt, e u ?? F 5v-dezai) to eiter ...

... XLS!i0Ul, Kim 20, le-terdav, his MAjcsty held a Council -t tie! Oiet n's Hiouse, whim an order fir lavinl a I e ibargo on all S;anhshvesselsreceivedthe ;!mai signature. Tlhis ?? has b)een haid recolk;-..: to, in coueequcnco of t;:c advices receive' t- Go,'cVnnmenI t, if an order hax'i nr lc ir ci ci&e b- thic Conit of iladrid, for the Jetertion f t't i ritkih vc ?? in tole ports ofSpa.lin. W-. ...

... At the Coronation of Kings and Emperors, the ; principal Genealogist of the ct mpirc or ingdom, caiiies io rocession the Genealogica.' Tree- of I the Royal Iamily before the anointed Monarch. I toetowi-g is )Jonaparte's Genealogy, which l we dceen it our duty to blazon and set forth for . the entertainment and iiifrmation uf our read- ers:- L-xtitia Raningliui rnarrid Car'o Bonaparte, a ...

... l6JD(IllE DIU. io. it is undmltaod that the Princess of CWales tit *lrs a grl;:t pait or the ?? ?? at ?? HIn ls; 3.euaingtcon Palace is, ho .e r, tf 'o tit: 'use resh' oce of icr 117. al llighn'ss, uad 1pr. p 5JiiiiC Ie iaking to icniedw it il h ?? a Id c'lmfoir table as posxsiblc. Iis ?? ?? it is saJid, taken a palrticular ite- at ?? .il t ile ?? of her Royal Highiuess, and it is a; Ils h. ...

... LoiDiil, Bob. 29. .A)>nl ?? the return of the Royal ; Famiuily from n yroov lithI th. se ?? persona- f gecs have enjoyed tbe most perfect health. His 'I ?aajtsty, in particular, has riot enjoyed so great c and uninterirotc(l a flow of health and spirits f 'vlnriwg the las t ten vears, as at prcsent, As our i belo-ved Sovereign intends paslsing ahnmst the t whole of the season in the Castle at ...

... ?? i 1, - - , i . ?? 1, TIPI'LZM 1 ? i 1 N - I A ?? N ( ? ? 1 , ? I U. , 1? .1 - -- I - ( tbi - te E:VVut'i' Jr fir' o, 1Ut!. jL aX thle V uIV rtelimit !Ibl t, &tfi ao t uch pccsctled 7L to eveni tol Ft 30ce, Cafl th'C I~gl ic ci' ibt,' [I ' stoodl to CNAi,iJt 1i;t! I:V( I whs tie plae ?? ?? itc ?? ash't I 's c !e%,c~iiog (it al I or c';cty~.1 'l.t h~.- tL'i' liive bc iti atifoitiy ...

... P 0 S T S C R I P T.. -i LOti0ii, D'tC 22. Dt in I e are sorrv to annoaunce that tf.e Bl/ B; a, frigate is lost a qualrtcr of a mile front ?? e'J Iwhe i:c thc Vcncrable veas lut. Thc crci I h,:: ever, are all safe. n, A letter from M-irdui, e-ated the, Says- I arm sorr y to inrorml, you, thia; i - (if se11 wn .-hmo ti on .. ir England t! ?? lc elod. Mr. Frcrc 1Jt this place for E e7'¾!.t . . ...

... WVEDNESDAY, DECEMBER s. Died, on the 26th ult. at Thornybank, JoiHN r GORDO of Cirnfield. I Died at Banf, on the StIhult. Gro. C l.APrsE OGrSVIE, Esq. We have much pleasure in being able to state, t that the Marquis of Huntly has been much re- t lieved of considerable pain and uneasiness expe- f rienced for some time past, by the expulsion of t a large piece of bone from the wound which that c ...

... c I ~ ,I jl-~rNjri'jo0a> Or THME POPII'-i;.. TERMl 311 E!'°WLPTl-. it I_ . _ (i&'0;t- tihni Jlneap~~Loadnnsiiarz , VolI. ?? It Conszdredfr'Yon outr last. t On clitering into civil sociewy, men lose their f I natral equality no farthet thtan is absolutely in- ci e i; y for the7 welfare of the commiunity, and ur ncome su'ujfl, not to arbitrary power, but to i jst andi lawfiul authority ; the ...