... ?? - --y - t-j* ,u wrcuponent parts ot the grand procession. I I . . . - S. E.Gate& New Colaur, God save the King A Champion, in a suit of armour Two Heraldss. mounted Gentlemen, dismounted Gentlemen, on Horseback Three comps. Shregt. > ?? Coat Bo. BAND Shipwrislhls Coopers Ropexsr kers , Seilmakers BAND Suriths Painters, Piurnbera, 8t. : Coppersmsilh, brazlers, Blockmakers Master Joiners ...

... Varictico. -Lancashire assizee kormence on the 8th bf Septeniber. S :HisrMajests ?? Tour.It -is confidently re-. 1 p~r Se~in. tlsm4 that his Majesty purposes honouring a*tdinburgh with his presence, on his rettanfro ire. j -land. A. plan df the palace of ?? has beenv isent hitn, with which his Majesty was higly pleased; It islikewise repbrted thatstmerfurniture; itended for :tthe ...

... loootorript. ir ! The Greeks.-The intelligence from Moldavia, June RfI Ith, tends- to the contradiction of the reported successes i Ic of the Tbrks. Ypeilanti has ordered Prince Cantacu I- zent to march to Jassy to restore order. The burning tr of- Pokschauj is said to have been done by the Greeks themselves, who set fire to the monastery of * . John, in which the Turks had shut themselves up. ...

... ~ jadiamenta~rN Q3om opbiu~ni In the HOUSE of Colrxioxs, (June 27,) Mr. Bennet Ilresented a petition from the Protestant Dissenters of Northumberland, praying that the House might pass r bill to legislate the solemnization of marriages by Pfoteseant Dissenting. Clergymen, in their respective places of worship.-A message from the Lords requested the comnmunication of a copy of the report of the ...

... THE NEW STEAX SHIP MAJESTIC. This beautiful vessel arrived here, for the-first time, on Wednesday mor-aing, fiom Greenock, in about 24 hr, includingsttoppages, nortwithstanding two strong head tides, aud 'a contrary wind before she reached tbe isle of Man. As our distant readers have no op ortua nity of seeing a vessel ef this description, we shall en. deavour tot convey some notion of the ...

... gets CTretan & Domottr. Turkey is now the only theatre of events which excite any immediate interest amorg the other nations of Europe. The contest between the old despotism of i the bigoted 4iussuhnen, and the new attempt at free. 1 dom of the long oppressed owners of the glorious name of Greeks,-continues bloody in its progress, and doubt- ful ag to its event. As would naturally be expected, ...

... I~~R1DAY, JULY ?? *Coa0~ATI4I..AS dak do of' exit ublication prevents the-possibilt of our CGIDmunicatlng to- our ?? At ubh_ _ a 1 ?? - kp.zatlgy ox wur cwnmunieatwg to- our readere atny partienjard reg this-important event in the metr'opolis, we shall emdievour to do justice to the o'ciurrnces of the day in o'dr own 'tovin ; and we are ' iprslressedl with the idea that the task we propose to ...

... at a Ite 3 lnt4 1 tt - Ot Fairly, M'lver, hence for SlornawaY, foundered 10th Apri ef I.the Idle of Skye . . ApieI ,S Thetis, Dusley, and Puget, Atkers, hence at Trleste Wjidlia, Williams, hence at Genoa 4 Joonge Lodew yck, Duynt2er, hence at Antwerp 6. hearl LooslaeerGbJroom, fiem HIavannab, and AlIn, LayburnD ahence at.Bt.Wtier~Jrgh cout, ?? for Newfoundland at Londonderry - 'IXlyne, Blyllhj ...

... er CoRRESoPnDExCE sET ER MAJESTY AN iC- LORD SlDXOUTiH. is- ' , . Waitdbel4 Jiih, 13, 1821. he - Madam,-! havelaid before the Ring yourMajesty'. letter al tome of the 11th of this month, in whichit is stated that of your Majesty considers it neeessary to infonra me, that it ed. is your Majesty's intention to be present at the ceremony en of the 19th, the-day fixed for ?? Majosty's Coronation, ...

... tee ** beqpoo, A m.trru I: FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1821. r C EMEst w oua EExnds VOLUM*E. A iif tle eiisience'of a friendly cowiexion between . s~ ad 1\. ?? , . .. . ?? 1, ?? ?? gorselves and an indulgent public, during a period of- Isert wars, my prin esiipe of *slitic1 integrity or con. listenr yof principle, miy be dispensed with, as equally sh;eutui aid obtrusive. 'be lberal patronatewe have ...

... io JRtizi?!e , aili London Exchange, W-isnsday Evening. aTHE KING V. MARY ANN CARLILE. dl Fate of the indictment preferred against Mrs. Carlisle I by the soi-diosat Constitutional Association. . Slatesrnan-offiee, Twoo'clock. The jury 'having deliberated on their verdict for nineteen hours, at eleven o'clock this forenoon, the Foreman came into court, and stated that it' was irnpos. sible ...

... -. , Voofo)rript.- he:. _ vi- LiVEIpOOr.ORANGthfEm.-Thanks to the vigilance re I df-ur Chief Mfagistrsite the Twelfth of .July has passed i w * over mn ~iverpbol untarnished by turmsu lt and bloodshed I . which have d isgraced the anniversary of the Battle of the I ?? in some parts of Ireland, an wich there is rea- a Dn son to believe wetild have been witnessed here, had it not been for the ...