... i R hel P -- A M . ! - -- 1PERItL PAtRLIAMENT.S I Ilouoe-of Lords. OPENING OF TnR FIRST PARLIAMENT OF GEORGE THE FOURTH. qhlirsday, between one and two o'clock. his Ma- jesty went iln state to tile House of Lords, for the )prl;iose of opening the new Parliament. By com- ujand of his lajesty, the usual course of the proces- sjoll Nvds altered. It did not, as formerly, proceed from .St. James's ...

... . PRINCESS OF WALES, NOW QUIFEN CONSOR- OF -GEORGE. THE FOURTH. The vry cirioiis prcdica~mnt iti which this emi- net peiseo is placed by the eveat of the late King§ deth; hass called forth the. publiation bt' kde two ?? Letters in A respectable Morning Pajier, df Mhndly, and which are assured- to be Ezl~rac from a Lettei from her Royjal R Highite~s the Princess of lWdiles; 4ated Marseilles; ...

... Paris Joiurnals to the date of Ttiesday arrived on Friday, some interi-sting extraets from which are given helosw. In the Chamiber of Deputies, oil Alon. sity. the lorig-pendiug discussionl on the Electoral Projet was brooght to ailouse, and adopted 'by a mua- jority of 1.4 agaAinst. 95. In .atzzrday's sitting of the French deputies, the seditious assemrblages wbichh liad taken place in Paris ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, House of tords. - TUESfDAV, Feb. 22,1 The Bill for eontinuifihg to 1he 25th of June. certain expiring Laws. and ihe I Mintiny Bill, Nyerd biought up from the Commons. Lord John Russell brotght up a Bill for snspend..i Iug the issuing of writs for the Borough of Barnstaple, and crtain other Boroughs. until the meeting of the hew I'arilandeut. Adjourned. W EDN .DAY, Feb. 23 ...

... MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGEY XCNE. (11 Wediis;'sday his Mlajesty held a Court nidi Levee at his lalace in Pall-ritall. 'The wtsual attendants nere at 'Iheir Statiotn hbetween 1c) ?? 1 o'clock-. II h Nllajeitv tlntered thle State R(o m; so5n after ° o'clock. *here t he I iel Ollier in X 1w mad.e a report to the King of the tfletive state of tile t ile reeetrimets of Foot Guards. The Ni gg tit ered ...

... Paris papers of :Friday arrived laat nsght by express. An article in these papers, dated Madrid, Feb. 9, states, that the King of France's speech to the French Chambers was commlunicated to the Cortes on the 5th by a Royal messagc. On the 6th a decree was issued at tlhe ?? of the AMinister at War, for a levy of 29,973 men (the Cot tes regretted that he had not asked 50,000) to render the ...

... ; - II I - - . . I . I el I POSTSCR'PT'' THURSDAY's POST. From the London Gazettei Dec. 31. CROWN'OFFICE& Dec. 31. 1822. Afeinber retrrned 20 serve in this ?? Parliamnmt. SH[RE OF BOSS. - 'Q1 R lames We'myss Mackenzie, 6! Sealwell, Bt. in the room of Thbmas Mackenzie, Esq. deceased. BANKIRUPTS. John Robert Cuffley, ol Ipswich., Suf- folk, ?? Eaglesfield and John Wall,. of Hinckley. Leicesrer, ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY, OCT. 9,. 1822. American Papers. received yesterday contain the Prodlamation of i4e President, declaring the porta of the United States open to BritUh vessels, in conse- qnence of the. Act of Parliament passed last sessiDn, opening the ports in our West India Islands and Colonies to tbe vessels of the United States. * The Allied Monarchs at Vienna, it is affirmed in a French ...

... . IWD- OSTSCRIP:Te THURSDAY's POST. Fr-omn the London Gazette, Jan. 7. Ff HIS Night's Gazette eoritaina the Ceremonial T of the Investiture of Major-General Sir 'T'he- ophiliui Pritzler. with tbe Ensigns of a Knight. Com- mander of the Most Honfourable Military Order of the Bath. BIANKTIURPTS. Henry Hicks and Saml. W. Wood- wvard, ?? 'onthaiak, timber-merchants.- Jeremriah Benilon. of York, ?? ...

... lMISCeLLANEQUS INTEL L IGEJNCE. WINDSOR, July 14.-Tbe King is filly occupied in directing tht operations of the inmprovenients buth at the Castle and in the Lodge. It is lhis Majesty's intention to trect an equestrian statue of his late lather on Sndw-hill, at the summit in the Great [lark, whichi when the new lrivate carriage way is completed, will be a promineiit object fron the Castle. The ...

... TIME WHITE PATIB'NT4 tN the reign of Loutis XV. Isisb6 was the fashioiable t.iurgeon of Paris: One rnoiniig be received a note, inviting him to attend in thed Rte ?? de Jer, near the Luxemnborough, at sit ihi the eveining:, This professional rendizdr'us he rf coursc failed not -to keeps when he was encoturitered by a man who brought him to thc doot.of a 1tousei at which the guide knocked. The ...

... ' eiursday, rida Y, and Saturday's Post. FOREIGN IN'1'ELLTGENCE. P ARIS Papers to Friday bave arrired, from which it - app s~tb-it the French Mlinisters have been utnex- pectedly bite in thle Cliahuber of Peers, where tbe ilalcial luw Vfas rejected by a ?? eotisiderably larger thitn could have been anticipated. What makes this rejection the more remarkable was, that it was pre. ceded by a ...