... . A f l. IliuS. OF l.O1lDS. TIrua.Y dQli,', Aes. 0sl3. PROUtOOATION 01' CIPARlIAME:NT. Shottlv lietore two o clock, tle Lord (Cl.NxcE.vixutc. thc L:Erl of IaVr:)LP!eni., '1-l i E;tl 1ATInnv:9 tt - fe Atlree t'or't'-ssn'-er-, 'o- t1-- on uhe t X'oel-;ai: atti;ed in tint'r votbis. -V'itt ( ts, thxe Denirotv Ul:bj r OF the eirlk Rod, wras inmietliately disatched to tci, Jlouse of Co:n-rto:-s. ...

... e Alerdeen Journal. SeIR, al. Tlere 'iS no subiect which deserves more serious cons:- 'c ation, nor any systeni that calls morc loudly for re- tsr., theli that which relates to the Si'migtgd.sg of' If we take it look of the hilly districts, woith wliicrl o(ur ei *o ltry ab'ounds, we slall find ^.hat they are inhilabited by in race of men, whose activity of body, and acnteness 0: St ...

... I I-WIMI b5t-c? c t ?,, p t., .Parii Pspiro to the 4th i sl.d iri1lttsive bnaF ltdee re- -eivc d ' Tlie trial of lG-avti-rr Boitse , and Lpaeal, for explodtiini tr .icard under lite Yo iodnl oif tl0e -Ducless of Uenrii duriig hei prtgnsany, in cirdfr to cause a ntxaearriAge, is cuclouird, arnd 1xhe frbt twoe are sentenced to tidatb. hIe cluirsy fabricolincn Dr tite etrape of Bonaparte 'romn ...

... DO.ifESTIC Til.TIGLES, (omitted i7t oarist) , The following Address, from the Tncorporationi of * Barfi, has beer presented to her Majest), and roost graciously received. Unto Her Most GraciousMajeaty. CAittor.tEAmrt.tA' a * Queen Conmmrt ofthe United Kingdom of Great n Britain and Ireland-the. Dutiful and Loyal g Address of the Six Incorpoirati Trades of thle Royal Butrgh of BAr i, in their ...

... B1ILL OF P''IINS AXI) PENAXlLTILE,T I)E Tiloved, That the further coInsidertition of tIhe ill be et atjLIrrIe E to h eis diY six SXMottlis. WV fittl biinii;, iiet 'd Im, thequrStioll was put LlhIreutipo-.-lt g510s reiolvVdl in thle rifirmative, D iS c t''tI'I N I'l , : 'ci FecaosbL ,0o sufificiornt ground appears for tile abaen- ' dolmnerit of the blill fioundeILd 0o tIle chot 'cc agiihe st ...

... . Pa5ftCript. , W'e have now brought to a close cur Prrirenen' lIe I port of the Proceeodngs in the Queen's case. It will ho SeeCiii(p. 4.) thsx Liverpool ssigned the sitallness of the' ri.ority as his reason fir withdrawing the bill. The feet. o however is, thit thc dixorce cla use diaggee. it Ilowri; and theolicy of tlle poprosers of the bill, i netrrtiviiing the d natlero to withdraw tiat ...

... 3 mperial pirtiallicrtt. HOUSE or ORPiDS. 2 'awsd/uy, ANov. 9. The reoort of'tlie bill of pains anld wenaltles wvas broug-ht uT). Thhe lrd Ctm.l.atioaLoort readtie aic;tdirents nade il tihe ('ommrttec. Lord 1.i.1o OOOti0tu] said, thc bill lrtving under- gone no miljortaont modlifleation in the Colimlitte, but the omission of the word the ifom ont passage, all Noble Lords w ho bad voted for ...

... 0~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i On Sunday his Mkojtsty. accompanied by Col. Sey. ti mour, the Equerry iii waiting, atte'nded divine service fi at 'tie Chapel Royal. St. Jamies's. On the King's le.- tunri to Pall Mall. tihe Mall 'in t Sijeles 's-latk. ias lined wvithi spectators, genteelly dresied.- The gentle- Men took off their hats and made their obeisance, iii Which the ladies also joined ...

... -T-h11il-c'U am OuttClezU And~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ nat SUtCitSSinN' TO TL'E TItI'tOS\. The relationl ill M Iichi ir Ailajelsty Queen Citoline_. stan5ls to the Tr'Itnror n f Engiltand, by birth, having at- tr;actedl particular notice sirne tlhe cornvencewernit of tle 1i te prCilge-lieg'i' :linSt ber Majesty, our readers mity lie gratilledl with a vier ofthe immediate line of succeseini, and the ...

... -e ---l - --LX4D VO Arfer sailing over tbe CrokvrC-MIountairts of Captain t jst,:, l.tolilutenant i..rry gave to the continuation of' 1 Lamncaster Sound the fmlne of Bar-ow's Sound. t (III the north side of Barrow's Sound, the voyagers r discovered a broadi channel up which they could not des- t cry any land, though the weather was clcar and favour- able. To tthe laud h-umtitled orl the west ...

... 4JRCTIC EXPEDITION. We have sincerc pleasure in communicating to our readers, and to thie relatives of those brave men wlio de- voted themselves to the service of their country on board the Discovery tAliis,that after the perils of their long andt arduous voyage, they are again within sight of their na. tive land. 'Ile Jiccla nle inw our Ba vested for provisions; and sailed in the aftemoon ?or ...

... DOMESTIi'i INTELLiGENCE, I. I D3is Ijtiesfy has presented two hundred guineas to. wpn rds tie st~ipplot of tire Middlesex Hospital, to which bhi iMajesty hits boon many years patron; and annually. subscrihes one iiuitdred ,guinets.. Ott Sunday his Greice the Duke of NrTFolk visited hte Queeni at Braldeniburghl House. The Earl of Al- bhenuirle nisoivisited her Mjeesty. The witness Ilastelli, in ...