... AberielNl - WEDNESDAY, JULY 2; Married hereon the 7tll Uilt. JOHN MORGAN, I Ised to MIs ISOBEL YOUNG, a widow Lady of , fortfuueI Died'here, on Monday the 3cth Wlt, Mr MIJ. Ino DO WVNia, late Master in the Royal Navy, I niudh atdjustly regtetted by all Who kne& him, A circetar letter has been received from ti i; H, War-Office, for disieslitintfing, from the Z51l1 Lild ulto..the June ...

... Pirlizatlevisart) I HOUSE OF LORDS. 0 F, iday, 7s;o;e 20. The Royal As;ent was given to tlhe Mtutinv f Bil!, the Irish Mialt Bi;!, thc Ci.helbri Allowanvce I Bill, the Ardrossan Canal BiHl, the Glasgow , Street Bill, and to a number or private BilL.- Adjourned jill Monday. TuesdeoY, -a n7 2'4 Loid Grenville brought d w';i a -rrln2ge From the King similar to that deci'retf to the Com- t mons ...

... 3O I 26. -c _ 0J! C- An nquiry, we .unoerstansd, has been going C, to forward for some time, of a nature.tno dtlicate ci he almost to hintat, as involving-the condudiof a th .re Lady Pf the first rank in the State. ?? should ar til not have now even glanced at it,,couad-wt have vc h, tzught our contemporaries -the same. discretion. tb Some persons ofdissiniotn, befoxe the drath bc ?? of the ...

... J02eiffign guntettgence, our ; , _ : urn- It was reported at Vienna, on the ad instant,h s.- that two thousand Austrians had entered Cat- sio- tarro, and delivered it to the French, but a sub- cur- sequent letter of the 5th of June, from Vienna, ce g of inserted in the M0oniteur of the x9th, merely let the states, that the Anstrian General Bellegarde, inj uni- and M. Lespines, the Commander of ...

... C-J US .AJ tIN .1 CL.. Lt~LN : Ut~.. June 10. The Wateriian, Lanceman, from Leith, for Riga, ballaft 11. Fame, Jonftone, from ditto, for St Peteriburgh, do. Prefcott, Bruce, from ditto, for ditto, ditto Glafgow, Ure, from ditto, for Riga, ditto Urania, Dobie, from ditto, for Copenhagen, coals. James and Catharine, Yule, from St Peterfburr for Grecnock, hemp Ale.-ander, Souttar, fions Leith, ...

... ImPTALT PARLIAMIENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-JUNzE 27. . Lorif HOLLANI pre'ented a bill to revive an act of tihe.41st of his pretent Majesty, enabling a &reditor,'who his taken his debtor in execution, to Teleape such debtor without. prejudice to the rights possessed by such creditor by virtue of such execution. The bill was read a first time and ordered to be printed.-Adjourred. HOUSE OlV COMMONS ...

... L 0 1X D 0 N-JUNE 30. Yesterday, between three and four, the Prin- cess of .Wales took an airing in Rotten Row, Hyde Park. Her Royal Highness had one or two ladies in the carriage with her. As her Royal Highness does' not frequentily take that r idti eni Sundays, her appearance atti'acted particular attenuion - Sh semed, however, to court this notice, intuse consciousness that the pending in- ...

... EEiN=URCH EW -QWI1NtD- lIIGHLAN SOCl IETY OF SCOTLAND. A General Meeting of this Society, in terms of itst charter, v.as held in their Hfall here, on Monday laft,' at wvlich there was a numerous and refpeetable attend- ance of its Members-the P ight Honrourahle the Earl Of'DA LHouSIE, one of the Vice-Prefidents-in Office, in the Chair; when,, after a ballot, as required by tie rules of the ...

... LORD VISCOUNT MELVLLLEi. _ The following Address has been resented by Ai burgh of Culross, to Viscount I2L ILLE, on his acquittal. To thf Riht Hion. HpNRr Lord Fisrounf AlEr- PILLF, of Melville Castle, ec. We'the Magiffrates and Town Council of the Royal burgh of Culrofs, beg leave to offer your Lordfiip our. moft fincere. and heartfelt congratulations on the late nmof interefting ?? ...

... I - ?? EDINBUR.GHI-JULY 3. (PRIvATlz CORRESPONDE:NCn.) HOUSE OF LORDS-June SO. After several of the Judges had been heard in the appeal, LuCENA ?? CRAWFORD, Lord MELVILLE rose, in order to put the question relative to the affairs of India, of which he gave notice on a former day. . His Lordship asked whether there -was now any Governor-Ge- neral at Calcutta, or whether there was in fact a- ny ...

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... F HAcGUE, Jute 24.-Yesterday thbir Majesties made their solemn entrance into this place. The procession left the Palace in the Wood at noon, in the following order :-.LA I' Hrald at Arms-his Majesty's Horse Guards-The Guard of Honour -The Council of Sttae in thiree ?? Admirals in one ?? Ministers in two ?? Great Officers of the Crowvn in one coach- THEIR MAJESTIMES The Generals in two ?? ...