... LONDON, MONDAY, Sune 3i., Yefterday were,-received Dutch Paperstto the 25th infit. which contain Paris iintelligence t'u. the oOth; auid this norning the two Harnburgh Mails, due on Sunday ?? Wcdiiefdty lafI airived. The. Dutch Papois are filled. with.1 the details r~epe61iig the. inauguration of the, new King of Holland.-His Majefy addre0ed t their High Alightinelffs in a very ton. fpeecl E, ...

... 11HOUSE- OiF LORDS. OnToefdai Imonthe motion ntl ord Gatvtlts- tocon- ha ur in Olt littrolutipsis oi tile TIlote ?? relative o te the AbolitiuR .it tile SIare Trude, it long debate enfuedj of whcn a (divfioni l iikg place, ttierc appeared- pt Casmtent;.4$i:~ N-C (ottents '2lt-M~ajority ~2Ia th Lprd' Gssuavicmi.- then moved lot al addrefv; to bis of Zjaje lly, prifO', ii w seinmid bcgracionfly ...

... . ; OUSE or LORDS. WEDNESDAY, Jumne25.) The bill for nugmeneng the affeffed ta4es was read a third time, and pafled. The report of the infolventtdebtors billuasreceived. and the amendments agierd ?? 17illand availed hiilielf of the opporitunity to give notice, that he 1fould fpcedily introduce a bill to revive the aa ?? th'ee years ago, for enabling ereditors to ?? their debtors from cntlody, ...

... 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- ...

... ,..,AGRICULFU?,V-??- ?: on' g., o lit OTtP - 3UN - r4'' . he long xlltw~nmge o~fdry vedther: W.. 'roved tally unfavnurablb to the growvin . heats On very light 7 alfd on hard-inid,- ,in cla :.lands,, -tiy ^ been prematurely forced- 1to9. e ...

... 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 ...

... Satuerdays Post LONDOIN.9 F.RIDAY, Juiie 27. S Over1and Difpatch, received yefterday - iat tie India Houle, confirms the intelbik !0t' a dfilitive Peace being eonclud f 1 lka, anld all the other N4ahrntta Chie ~ad of tle confequent refro jrat jo6 o0 trail, ~ ~~'oughout India.. T'Ihis event tooI' on th~e Qsth.OfDecember, when Colonei alcoIW tigned the Treaty in 'be~ltf theC p77lyx W hich ras ...

... HOLKHA1I SHEEP SHEARITG. n . I Ir tr.__ es:1 Chic Wv on -- - - - -- _ D be On Sunday left, Thomas William -Coke, ?? P. All gave a grand dinner, at his feat, at Holkhal), in Norfolk, j ax ,ken to E,*arls Thaenet and Talbot; Lords Somerville, Anifo,, ,ord and Wiltiam Runfell; Sirs John Sinclair (Prefident of the Ja end Boardof Agriculture) John Wroitefley, and Robert Har-. Bill.' land; Bernard ...

... XFZRIALI P4A KLIAMENT G4T2 ,Z4J rA -ND .7l ?L4xp- -notISE .0't~kJA IPY Z. X an apepeal 4d Mr. Hossr were fi i ct ,A peatasit the XsbrdlAdos .4are Qf Scotlahd and Mr.'Aas mforase. RespondertaedMi,. *Atercander in ;FeltJudgsmexst ?? r~b Qnd nOlhi~n.. of-the Lord Cliandeilor,- a~rn~i- czeof ?? of. ession, With, ph: CQsts. . ?? .IND A-.. ' I . ,Lord *NaNr rose wo observe, tfat in ceding day, ...

... 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 ?? ...