... Rbrb Cmtn..: 'WEDNESDAY, July 18. | Brirbth.-At Inverness, on th9 4th rurt. MIrs KYLE, { ; ,ca son. lVM~~t1o Vnr-*e 0- son L :..- --, Married, at Fairlay, on tie stlh ilst; GEORGF TAY-- s .OR, Esq. cf Dubliln, to ANNA, daughter of George I' Thomirson, Esq. of Fairlay. At Ealing Church, on the 3d curt. SPENCER PER- CEVAI., Esq. eldest son of the late Right Eon; Spen- w cer Perceval, to ANNNA ...

... CORRESPONDENCE BrETWEEN EIIER MAJESTY AND LOaD SIDItOUTII. Ba .Vhiteihall, July 13, 1821. MADAM,-T hase laid before the King your 11a- bra jesty's letter to inc of the I ltbs of this month, in which it is stated that your Majesty considers it necessary to Ki inform me, that it is your Majesty's intention to be present at the ceremony of the 19th, the day fixed for Sil ;his M ijeity's ...

... ICLArM OF ME QUEEN TO.B-- CROWIVED., -1 ;- ~ . 1 . - -. j The following decision of the Privy Council upon tht'i ucanion, was transunittevd on lW'edrnet;a dav morning by Lord :Tjiscount Sidmbuth to Lord Viscouit qood At Afe the Court at Carlton House, the JOth Jul,. 1021, Present, .lle hing's alost EX.cellent ,'iajesty in touncil . ' Whemcas, thcrc vwas this day read at the Board. F Report ...

... .. - - --I -- - . - .Hr sO Gus - 11- 3StS~~iG nbot~,tt^ll ae 14-i -, V s 2>2J . -ZJ A ' J ' J ' Ht O-BX I i f T i (.'alas ita- (Utrsir flseealinilv-ai'eert, JIJl ty *1 C'ajctaii('i Coet. oi' the 2tliIth Regimtent, aorirvilA this dai fion Si. lileela, uith a dlispatch, adidtressed to the Earl Baithitlit bv li itertilt-Gtentwral Sir II od- son Lowve, I,. C. IL, of swlich tile tfolIcs-in p is a ...

... X- A. - - - ----- -. d --,; -is e t , -l N it i 'I * t. - Z- .'. t T hir irits tNe at 'tl-eV i'ror- ;tlo, lale 3'o ia -tl.;th- -:L: m ot;/ 14 .Xat,1t5iu Ui^ 4' ~e C hirt'sE e tcv)n 3~ tbe Frpre O. on the~l ~t. r. aT 3Stsed t!'Y S 05 tron, t:seunit of aetoua lt: Or, tru cu lr hi's repeath Uilte 'b.illt r.row, f L3:r;' Lar:6ho ie ps a.nr id a 'pttrien fiort fiurpeon a- .45:i votui, ric ...

... jill- Cliff[ 19--arlimiclit. HOUSIE OF LORDS Tcl~zedoV, Jatne 21.i On t .uotionof ViscountSidnouth, the 1-idb insol- rcat deebtcor'i. , il V.is rc:.d the third ti:-.e and passed. rhe Marquis of L nsdowte coved ie sec,.tld reading 0t !lie bili to antend the law pppiicabIe to stearling iii s:etnClin hlouses, stting, tbat, as tilCe law stooac it SVe#3 nu.c.s'ed *.ish death; after which, sume ...

... C- If EI -C01t(bX,4T10.M- . ''Tis fnow nearly. ' sixty years since the peopic of this [t e.'ueitty have witnessed the pertormance ot that solemn t nt iioiual ite, by whichl the First Magistrate of the. Land c e omes identi ried' with its laws; and ni pl-acing the Roy . ali i iadem on his head, completes the fair proportions of I tie beautifed, aid,' we trust, ever-during fabritt of its : ...

... .hollq to Eallooll. oa?fttc. I .. .i This Gazette notifies that his Majesty haS directed d letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal, for g d granting the following dignitie to the under-mention- a d ed persons,; viz. :t Charles Earl of Aylesbury to be Viscount Saver- n nake, Earl Bruce, and Marquess of Aylesbury. b S Edward Viscount Falmouth to be Earl of Fal- c i moutth. c R I. W. ...

... Ofibuvrgi). Thursday being the day appointed for his 111ajesty's coronation, the Royal standard was hoisted on the Casde r soon after six o'clock in the morning, previous to which ; an imnuiense number of colours were displayed on thc . walls and buildings, which, from the fineness of the 5morning, had a beautiful effect. At cleven o'clock the fourth dragcon guards took p nm t at the head of ...

... 11-1 -,?- The PRri., journals of IT'iesv last hate arrived. In the Cha:slje' of IJdp'.tirs on the pzvct'Ld ug day, cftr somle further rcsRcursror, thc prqzet of lnw autlic- rising the (ofltimlacf l Of '!IVe C'onscrshin, p'an'.'Ad, by oa majolity of 1),2. lhe rubm!Jcrs whrc, 2;' ihfvour of it, and Ii 2 egarinst it. Private advices fromn C':nsrantihopre, 2r',e', 0' sa, 1, the 5th of June, stAp.C ...

... Pa5tscript. i3 Paris jTourntdl to the °4th inst. inlCISive have beean si ; rceived. The military budget is nnw the sabject o1' dtsisision in the chamber of d&eputies. l Te army is amounts to 150,000 nien, and it can be doubled if ne- ? rustmry. IThe Peers are occupiue on the ponipiracy. P . A giand emxleissy, with die D)uke de (r/anilout at its . f helid, is set out for thiis countrv, and in ...

... Cbllbu;r[Mb- Pra)pOSee-l fr ereCtiag anlother Chuerch ino 9he NArew ; 't--Ou W esday the Town Council, amonrgst other burhiess, had beifor thnis a letter from Mr Lyall t .ott of theoinerchant cocunciliors, from a committee of t genfnlnon, mn king ofier to the city of El 2,000, to t _itrld a Ch'b1ch in India Street, on condition that the Rcv. H-lenry Grey should be appointed minister in the s ...