... |ID56NIE rTLC -IN ITELLIGEEN C5E | Every preparation is making in the deppsrtrnent of t rite Mlst;r of' tihe- lioe rur Ihis Majest)'s g,,ig ill state I le to ipn the *etw Partilnlert. I Tihe regal crowns welt tfiken diowrt to lBriglaton for i his Mijtsty's inpection oln nccnnntnit hf eitiage whicch it is esn;n ial to male itt tihe decorations. Our read. t y ers art Owttre tIhe ileur Cle- lys ...

... 9twetlfalleatts 2arcleg. The Marquis of Huntly gave an elegant entertain- ment on Friday. at his house in. Great George Street, Westminster. to a party of distirtction, on Monday his Lordship enterttained antthlerjarge party. MELANcHOK.Y CATAsOTCIr-Iws- VwEoUTH, April8.- A most melancholy nccitlent oceurredi here on SaL ti-day last to three young ladies visitorsfromn Gloucestershire, reqididig ...

... nO?FesTZtc A1MeTVLS, - - We learn, that thile Tenants On tile Estate.nf !, hall, anrious to testify theirtregard to their .orlhv proprietor, and. to express. theirjoy on his clectirn tio be Representative in Parliament for the Banit distrci-r of Burghs, met by agreement at the Bowbutts Inn ot Stracban, on Wednesday tile 1 2th day oF April, The Asiembly. vwlichi wats numerous and respecta- hIs, ...

... GRlAND CEREMONY AT LAYIN(U THE FOUNDATION STONE OF TIlE NEriW PUBLIC ROOM1S. -,R. uw_ On Wednesday last, the FIoundation Stone of tle New Public Roomns, in Union Street, was lai(d wil, great solemnity by the Right Hon. JAsMes, Rarl ol FI'pE. depete(d by the Grand Lodge of Scotland, in the I)sence of the Most Nhble the 5lRTIiuN of' TwvrEuTDAInI, Dtvpty Grand Master of Scotland, also of the ...

... OP)EPNING of the FIRST PARLIAM-IEAN TI oqf GEORGE IV. Tueadiy, anti Wedutlday. both Moustes were en- po ga .ed in swearing in their respective Menijers; and on Thursdailey, His Miijesty went it stie to open lisa w first l't-trhament. ho TtLe plocesRion set ont front Carltin Palace, by the co Grand Entrance inl Pall. i'de, nsud thtrtce altog Cbri. Li rihg Crosi, Whittehill, and onrliartilcit ...

... CIRCUIT INTELLIGEINGE. sh, Yesterday the Circuit Court ofnJucticinry was opencd pei hcre, by dIe Right HoII tile IT JUSICE Cr~rtrt, and tru Lord P1r11M1L.S. On1 this omrtSiron, tlic Cliurt as s sembled, at I I o'clnck, in trh New Court hoise, re- Lc . cently erected fOr tbiS city and Countv. 'Ihe pla of cno _ rbis splun(lid but iiirig doed great credit to the Archi- un teef, IMY JOtHN SMsITH; ...

... --- T f 2L.,?A f 'Bft C -. f v t - , V, --fd-e- Parisjnurnass to tlhE 31 inst. irtclcti htrc hteen re- ceived. (On the 1711. the king's ministers prt'seilted to tbe Chit tnber of Dl)ni ies a uew ;mijrct fru ilt rinZ the law of elections. It Ieatses th ,e num:;er of V' e: bers tie smime as 9t .resent, and als,, the mI:de Of gcirg out bg annu1al 1hths; b ut it divides the elct- ra ot' E, Itt ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIG INCE. -,rne - :53..,., ._ IC * Paris, April 1S. * The stste of the interior of Fralse, thlugh not altOgethersatisteciory. ik, I hblieve, uitIch exaegerated by the acrimony of party spirit. The GovernIment en- tertiins hoprs of allaying the fermeniation. since tile journals and periodical pairiphliis are to loringer able to inculI ate pitricious doctrmnes amidst tile ...

... e DO-IEST IC INTELLIGENCE Ito ti~~~ttlu~~~~in. * ~~te WitrinsooR, April 22.-lis Majosty has this day tna 1ien posses-iin of the ancient 1'elhce of the Kinhgs of tr E nlnd H-nd e artied At NV:nmisor Castle in his tr;a- seI!itg carriage, itt(ompiiniedi by Sir Benjamin Meamo- Y flulo, and escorred hy a tiarti of Lnncers, shout haltf ig past three. Hi. Maj esty wvrs received at the girand en. t ...

... NEW PAIRLbIALMELNT. A TAST OP THIEMEMBERS KrETRNEf TO SERIE IN T'ltR NEW PABLIAaIF.NT tOIL TlE SUEtMtAL COUNTIES AND ROYAL 3J111OIIS IN SCOTLAND, e Those printed in Dalics were not in the last Parliamtnt, Those tmarked thus (;) are tV jo7 tljC respective places and all the rest are lle-elected. COUNTIES. Aberdeen, James FergUSon. argyle, Lord J. D. E. Campbell. Ayr James hlvontgomerie. }3anfi, ...

... simperiat parliAllivilt. ..;o HOUSE or' LORDS. 'I' Aos'rz 21. MEBETING OF EA'R~lIJAMENT. J l'T ie day hrth Tivusesorf Parlitirene toinst fcr'thre prir 0 pocse of swearing in Meinbet,, it. each, ant) thle Coin - mfons to elect as Speaker for tite presetit Parliamrent.- A~t two o'clock tIreLort ri'srstr for declaring the opening of rho new Pa liamenert took their seats o tin the g.' woiol-ac k. ...

... CIRCUIT iATTELLICEIANCB. (Coeclautd firom our last WesnNnSDAY, May 5.-The C utrt again met this d(ily. whel, Russec and jfMowat vvere brought to the bar for sentence. Mr Robertson addressed the Court; stat- ing the previous good character of the prisoners, the circumnstance of their having both largc iGan~its die- pendent on them for their support, and praying for a Iritigat;,un .f ...