... WEDNESDAY, NOVMIBIER 22, ]22& cll We are happy to state t.!hat. his MIsjesty ce yesterday opened the Parliament in person. The nd Speech from tie Throne inforlms the Parliamlent tci,. la certain killds (f grain havebenen asmitted by ,, Ordp in Council,-that the Burese Ware s at lil le there has been great distress siid patience ainig e e- peoplc-that , tilc depression had abated were Nitwit ...

... [10Ul f)F £()hO)S, ?? 4V-, Nov. .14., Thisx being the day opioiltiwd fbr thC Inectirlg of the r 14t 1' 1rijalitw, at two OcloIRk the I0rOid chtilOr. acvompatricd- bs the Diuke of i'el!ijgiron an.ld tiC Earle f vi liverpooi, Iirwhy, Wod NVestalovclaned, ctered the leuew e CSo ?? toitiisioo 50 aiter (which the deorm 7cre oeenrcn, aid ?? F;erS e admittoc bclow the botr. The Lerdt LoIYr tlell cSld ...

... r - - - - - THE:AROTIC LAN I? ~~I y l univ In i itoti f( t. Frertleikin' -CI pr liotrough a pc f pad o '0iI tiesC d rtoward thbe objeot of arriving ait the Nurih Pl~e, is tic- II frived forom theijournal of otto of the eitiwne-tII ployedj and purbli~hitd in. the Dusmfriue L'eiriei'. It (I n ,il b6 2.111d with great interest, as' bebig also jth latiist ii ~Comriiunuictidon frain the Expedition, ...

... I OUE (F COMMONS.( I VED2RSDAI , N'lov. 22. Ai,,Ad'ernian Wood motved for .Returns of the ~f acres employed itn the culhivatiotl of HOPS, IGIwLesr CCID ull~ 126 tenmer of great 4 ~51beesin brngland, 6cotlantd, and .l~alcm, I th ntiw ta year Itats nutsier of qjuarters of Mallt chatt tf apaidit~ frol t'ith July, 11125, to'tliJl.121; Of tile barrels of Stitltog ?? Beert h.atl piad dutty witidit ...

... & _ ?? o 13 yzio 7 rn Y'SrL ONoN GAZETT. i INDIs A BOAtD, OCT. Vl, 1826. S Ispstth has heez xrecicivc at. thc t A BastIndia llouse, from0the oerncr General o ain Coucil at Ftrt-William, il 1crigl, en- J closing a COIY of the (Jewcral Orders issued 5 by tlse Government, on the occasion of the vrcurn of v hsis RxcelItenty thep (Conuz~andartdcr'ief from the ?? tei-E tiul' vitictsto the ...

... jojjDjv'O A)tD Irlivotlill)'o rooto. --ev- STTOCtitOTm, OCT. 24. hE Gazette, entitled Tagtich? Allehwn- dch, publishsc a letter of vhich the following is a copy :-It is al3noet uinpossiblO to form an - idea of the miserable situation of tlhe agnictil- ralistS. A toin rf oats costl eight cro ns, 2:1 schil- 13gs Banco. As to barley none can be gotj and the areitu t I hy anzd straw Is heyol all ...

... . I Al - V . A - I ?? lb. ?? * RIUDAY78 LOND ON GAZ1ETTti. flryxc-M or OIIDVAWCE, NO. -f 1'6 -. tB.R{1 iyl ri80es-ib Ul'tt CIatiglbal !Titling to be Seccond CUap- Lit~sOwe L~t pI ac ed on blalf- lcy; Second~ id tritttant St.. Aol~In litot to hle first lliettete,'tt afle iliiW -R~t 1'tItfle2elt' Of Artltlerv! ..Stiond Captain Thsotinail Go'don I'l i~gijtt'c fronm haff pa &t~b tcvod Casptain, ...

... OPENINGt) 0±'IkTE NEW PARLIjAMENT BY ~rs M!JESFTY IIN PERSON. hO(USE OF LORDS, rTUE SDAY, Nov. 21. c A ronsiderable crowd had assembled at an early hour abouit ihe avenues leatling to thle Houses Of, Pailienent, c ihith the hope of seeing hlis most gracious 1lajesty. h Precisely at one o'clock the Lord Chancellor took his seat on the Woolsack, and the Bishop ofl Landtfif ir- i mediately ?? the ...

... SC i BENEFIT 09 Tag ?? MSTA\BLISIUtMLEl fr - 'l^0 1 - ; .i t ?? ?? ?? | ' *pas est et alu Ilstai docnre, atlwe fire onme, hovrv'er, towi, loi)tlaeaiifi ani objection, it would be a chllef niotive fit'tr ?? what the author calls ?? af thI] ti.r.- f that, In such an emancipation, the altensttoin ?? the Church revenues Is necessarily Involaced. Thes pcr, sons do not wish to see the EcclesIastic ...

... an -a2 I; flbvtti N ?? tltC Dittil ef Cain- brid i1 shlortly ek:pectewd frd 1hi johrney lo Ipklenbiurgi. Thile conitributionii br de. firax dI e expenlse oe a imofniment In mne- whio fell in the battle of Ia round&1lon of * hlich Nwim laid lusit autumn, taboout tiOOO tollars. By putting this money rest ?? lum tJ increnesd to about 21,fitO .h.e mominient will be, on the whole, lIr6 teet ?? ...

... le,01INJO 'lloo TI'llroltlap'o t-305to. I ?? (FrOm t7he CotaRiee 7 Iaaniet75) PAI:IS, cuJ ()rSERt 27. f. CANNING Imad the honouir of being received, yesterday, il a private au- dience, by tile King, and to take leave ot' , hlits iaicsty. ''heintervieow asoliatformer haolelsandi epail~s a la0att hour. On tielre pccdattg e tlr Canning laid liis fairewvell visits to onr irns , and to thle ...

... tl()IJSI OV LORDi, TI.'FDNrs DAY, N'OTPMIJFR 15. At two ()Clocit tlls lay the Lord Cinujeellor, the o et of XVllingitsn, theQ ?? of HATrovby, the ¢arl {r Liverpool, 11(A the ELUl of Shaf:esbury, toolk (beit tetS e i d sl ety'o ?? aid, ultnedli- ae Iltettcr, the ?? of t'C iltibie wacs sutamoOned, bfy ?? of t!he 131 R o !ld to etlend ?? J1,0rdlSipe I'be Saee, reetimpallici1 by it ceoweier~le.b ...