... DOMAES TIC INETELLIGENCE. yve LONCDON. Sh~irT of ?? C of TiI DUKr 05' Y01tK.-(1Frrnnt the Lelncrt qf F7ri- Qd ifoy. )- Sir A.,tley Cooper, t ttfe pairtic'ular riequest of thle Kitlg, has littely visited the ?? of' Yoik, enid onl I the first occasion Inis ?? Wits plt'iscd to ineet the At ?? Baronet at the Ilivnia D~uke's residence; o li te interview lasted ai considerable time. Th'le Duke of ...

... ,?7 -, olm:,I, P at i -I I ?? J; Z. ?- 4 ? t L ?s. ?? - - __ - - _ __ - to ME 'ji 10 u~Til1 ' NEW:~ PA121AAM ENT. pt) oHol!, ?? Parlitrmti it assomtbled.ti i I day' for iliiito lie, 'jogn tlircoO l th eIL~I loillms inlcidenlt to the the ?? ofa 1heW Piri'ioent. a So O I lchir ti.t'l lo Ic'~k, thle Lormd 11 ih s toward. i jc3iiroS of (Utniltl ttenlded in th- 11ouSe Of '011 1e0o1 for., tilp ...

... OFFICE-]BEARERlS Of the SEVEV Jl{C;OIRPOfATIE]) THADEn S O(ILi) AlERflDEENT, for the ensuing year. I ...

... tiNl5tzcv(pt. The King's Speech to Parliamentt will, we under- stand, be mrade nnr the 20th November. The friunis of Government have not been urged to be present, as no business of importance is expected to come on be- ?fore Christmas, witir the exception of the bills of in- I demrnity. It is reported, but wve believe erroneousIv, tfhat Ai- nisters propose to lan onl a Property 'Fax, and to ...

... I OREIC7N INTELLJC.EXCE. Froi m tore Caurt Wr ?? of Thurtisday. ) 51 1aimijng hadl the honour itt br ing, received, y'ester- inl a private audience, by the King, cad to take uyeo his ?rI ajestv. The interview. as~ onl a former widupwkards of an huoci. Sir Canninmg is ta~e. fonoenindlividual who, not beonging to any~ Roiyal rfl. as dined ait the Tirillcrics~ since the restocatton. ! r~ee ...

... To th1 EDITOIR vi t AIILIlI.E1 JouIlAI,. Si r,.-I have seen in several nerwsplpers an article res- q pecting ?? 1 ?? of ?? rinlPa)1 S lire3 ?? tl . Socicty, InhI tenidsto inisleal the publicloilntl respett- tl Is ing the general feeling that prevails in Elgin, and in the ig Bible Society lere in piaticulter respenting the conduet v of the ParenIt I n;tiUtiun.' It is stated, Uiat t the Rec ...

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... t!tvtrpt. Parliament met on Tuiesdaiv last. The proceedit gs i h tli erto are fgi Vln in another column. Oin ;iV eue. f rdiy the Spealker of ith Hl0ouse of Cormmons, Mr ?? ners Stl toin, who was Ul011honously re-clected, attendead i i the Ilouce of Lords., when Ihis 'Majesty's apprrbiatioia was given by comtnission. OCn iis return to the Coan- mions -louse, ?? a short address, he proceeded to ...

... i) t )Th!Es7' ' A''7L7C ?? .1 , i(Prm, I ' itle/c) tVC are sorr tlat our ?? ?? nnot:ol it. it tbe ionL -ji io;stresti.- tcol..t, withtwh ili :I correspolidentrl.ts :ord U. ot ttlC ou varit dous ostrzatonis ot joy that t(ook i'ace ?? . t Ar. Go-:'on of' Ixnockespechs t'a ?? ill :- t'ri hes of 1 I:tt nd T'ull nlessle. ot the occas;ion of :*a'rige witw il! iss 'lnn (arngCric of l'itarrow._ ' e ws ...

... XW 11r Cattinirg is ?? from 1'aris. lie dirsisi switis Lord ILiverlciol at Walnier Castle onl Wednes- The Rlight flon Centleml~li had a private atldi'etce, of anl hour, of' thle lung of Fraince, tite dav betorie his dep~artuxre from Paris. Several of the French jounrt:I- istq indulge in sliccul-ations, as to thle objects and cflfct of Mr C. 's visit to the French capital ; bot i~othittg' has ...

... ?? - ?? I - 7 - ?? - - ?Izvkdez- By~ an interesting lettor of Captain Clapperton from Ti'l thle interior of Africa, we loarni that le was xwithtini two 'Ihi dlns, journey of OIL place vhtere Park wsas killed, The I1I05 N iger ab~o, lie adds, is oily two dlys' ?? y to thle of eastw~ard ; a tod itS rearerS is tire Xee it? tre. JR/cht (2f Be- l ntin is 7oi iot ecr clor;bifttl. Thus then we hiaie ...

... EDINflURCII. COUBT Or SttssTo\'.-On Tuiesdlay, C rorge Cran- stoun, Es.i, took- his seat on thle Bench as Lord Core- for house. ?? FIcta.ry OF A ?? die Faculty ain net, itt thle First Division of thle Court, for the p ur- Ca pose of' lelctintg a Decan, whicht ullice lend become va- Setr rant in consequence of the elevation of 'Mr Cranstoun GIh to thle BLneh.l After ain elo qucent api-erh, Al ...