... loarliamfarp (Smpet trium. The proceedings in Parliamenton r T6d se'nnightth will not occupy a great space in our columns; but the 0i memory and effect of them will extenid through future ar ages: and will leave an indelible stigma in the opening ac o thereign of George IV. - Had the legislature done fo nothing during the period of the Regency to lower its bc constitutional influence in the ...

... SFy tTO LORD L PVER..' LETtEA. 1,oa-1 have beent hanoured by ar Maeity's 1 ,,ds to acknowledge the ?? your Lord- cofflegtter of yesterdlay, and to stite that her Majesty i5StP for a moment misunderstand its real purport ca e ?? perceives that the Kinegs ministers have ',ed to prevent Parliament from ass ng fr the te~~ledof bxinssat the time to whichbt ?? deq~atxrned. The justice and wisdom o ...

... Xabal fLintdtliatnete. Aberdeen, Dec. 2.-TheCeresj Bait; Afimwell lllorrison; P omas lot, Cumming; and Rob Roy, (bate 4airn) from. Siramichi; as also the Monarch, Martin, frocn St.John's, New Brunswick, ldon, arriyrdhere nnThuidaylasr. TheCerespassedfor.1.eii and o the the Rob Roy and Monarch, for Drndeem The above vegselo, vwith the exception of the Pilot, had 'favourable pasrages of foan ...

... FENCS1, IOXrettgfl o D ftte. I AMERICA. AtEETING OF THE CONGRESs OF THE UNITED, STATES.. 9n the 13th day of Novemnber, Coges re-assembled for the despitch of business. The Senate, after the usual preliminary orders, adjoirned, to await the urga. organization of the House of Representatives.-In the lower House, on thesaae day, theflerk read a letter ftrinthe Hon. Henry Clay, the late Speaker, ...

... - ai The following letter, eas will be perceived by the c date, has been in our p-seessienfor Osne timne, -WrE did not wish Ao promulgate an Us-founded report, d without at the same time'doing all in our power to 1 efface the impression which it was calculated to pro- duce on the public mind. We accordingly made the i n, necessary inquiries into all the circumstances of the 1 case; and we now ...

... A TRANSATLANTIC DRSAM. et ¶ wnwbI an i litedty ftpuei 1`a Me ftm a letter, st received ftrou an old friend, no* I the n eittd at Nei York. Our Bolten fricad, will recog. DieDi S ifgee1 old aCtlfltSOM for b a-~ ~ ~ ~ ~~W. i _ . , !6 a W-a * r 0t going bucktb En d wsh WaS I..4Aralx.t ~sy eM D r: W -, of litladlphla, -1 I~dWIyl ftsl JoQ it a good story abeaut that Doctor - . You known, of 14 A ...

... :Tart~tot0. ~ -F ILF,019 . . -FOREXIGN. I0 Thenewspf ftherevolution in Portugal wasyeeeived a in Brazil about the middle of October, but was spoken I d eef ?? gentlemen who held distinguish.. ed rank in the Portuo aftA , returned to England-- . ord Cochrane e- sa4 to bave landed troops near Lima; t in consequence of which, goods ordered from Jamaica tl s for Pr'u were ?? inhabitants of P ...

... -- - I:~T II = 3 = 7HBE QUEq:Ne Warringtim, Bow. 29, 12o.T bele follewing hand- P dobill has ellt P-M-ed is the stteets of- Warrington:- 'ry Hail, Stsiof Bpunswici!' Warrington procession,. in honour ol' her Most Saedeel Majesty, the Queen. It, :, having bdee intimated to the owner and occupier of Mersey Mills,.that it -wa the wish of' several of-the pa- rishioners and habitants of, ...

... '&VW t & I t ic. ::I ..Ps rta ?? ?? : in M~w icnetIwReseTi occurrenee, n he i n h etesfrom g. ofuilast opr, tre ?? si=css. n ~ ~ ~ nynltcfnor t- VI A serieantso the drtregiment ?? -Guards, who had ben honioured with ?? ?? George, was ordere by the Colonel to bepnse;cot l this irritated the men, anal this. irritatioa waPnresdM toagrah- i by the same Colonel appointing the ret~ ...

... NTablUl -ntttcl-igentc. _, ?? . _ IMPORTANT TO rWA1NER . As this part of the kingdom has recently suffered much C in the loss of shipping, it is highly proper to inform the public, that the harbour of Scarborough is so far improved f 1 as toaffrd shelter, in all gales of wind upon the coast to vessels capable of bearing the ground. In gales from the- 1 N. E. quarter, vessels are safe, if they ...

... . - .1 p 1, I?wl. .- , . SULT TO THE MIOIL W* binolinced it our last that a Wpblie meeingw ta cogavened by the Mayor, in compliance with a TasUtr5 t Iiectible requisition, -fob the purpose of considering the a ptopriety of addressing the King on ithe: exigencies of tl dte times.e The meeting was held in the Town Hall w 4n-Wednesday last, but sin discassion took place_ owing W to the folliwing ...

... Tb~i l40trninqg' ftjal. THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO ST. PAV L'S. bl This day, which had beenanticipated with exultation, atl was commenced in the highest-tone of popular enthusi. a4'sn. and passed in the 'peaceable indulgence of all the in beet sentiments df urz nuature, whetber theyregard the at freedomof the nation, or the manlyarespectdue to an op- I pressed and resolute fersle; At9 o'clock the ...