... 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 ...

... ?? , 4.1y,l ortfdc,?-J. It appecars franm a notice in the. Morning Clironicle, that tihe digle tiers of' the late celebrated Dr John Browen ot' Edinburgh have been residing in Londion( in very ?? circutmstances. 'Their own industry piroved in so tilL nt to enable themn to live in ainy kiis dV of cootfort ; and- one of tlt tn has fallen a victim to die. ciisc hindutied by anO insoilicienicy of ...

... TIllE APOUTLY P'i'A. X'oti a accustonfad Vilidliti' licad;' inOL C toe ?? that thle billowing, at ici neat, oil tic letter of `Pactiacti toe,' will fiii3. :i U II]Ca in tili cel1tf.aID; iif caOti' 70IViIrnl. I weililam noield ti; yot' coarrea nilent. iilnd ?? of the stattli opinion~, till dclilorin! the injilre dinle to ti'L niioile imiiit tion,th ?? antI Forit'tn Ibilda Soleuly, hutI r &ii' ...

... I OREIGN INTE LLIGEN, CE. Intelligette hasn been received from Lisbon, stating-I th~at some frash it urrectiotiarv movements had taken ?? in Portugal, onl thu Part of the eeiienies of the Constitutional Charter. One regintont in tie Al- lth garves I ad revolted h ut the other regi inetst, aind tiie fj militia, remaiunedl stainch, and troops were marching tjh opein th~e revolters with every ...

... LONDON. Al'indsor, Oct. 22. On Friday last, Sir Walter Scott arrived at the Royal Lodge, by special invitation of his liajestity, with womi he lhad the hunour of dining and passing the evening. Sir Walter Scott goes to Paris for the purpose of in- specting thu official archives of the reign of the Em- peror Napoleon, and to collect from authentic sources genuine anecdotes relating to that ...

... I :1 -- ?? r. 7? 1: ?? V ? ; - : 11 E FS k e L C '' ' otI. h(o-IV recpi-itin. 01 of tiie Lhrtd Prov-oI, for'tleo pi~-ofuC' ?? 11( pfp ieto of t'ot,'ointot1 -I ;11Ird,11''ooih. !10, to i 1010 I at I I LI I tIII ?? I11011 I tJ I t~i l' lo ud i iov ?? soI o L 1~ t1 Il hC It tc of thu 010.01wil 00 10I01 11,, U Iiib1I(Il boo to lIoa; bt of'VZ *o h it is propt, -01 , arid j to vllilk 1lna vu 10 ...

... i;IS) ''ZC ?? 'LEN. ?? ?? b1 o)md/cd9C I t i 31i~ :i3;ti'v eoti ?? ?? I/jil V~l~e 0)0'.iii of shle ?? T 1 tile CoUtit :.d PetI's ricts ofthurbl t teas waU uit1. in thle tifee'stn(' ic IOF Et' for thle ot>' ?? ta'-iti' into ?? thep ''rnllm'vA ?? ?? .dCio'rit:-. I tietf tn'o dciii s 'iord ret'ttu- i ')Lil~ t11 lt It ~it> i'ttl'ei'iiub, ii11 ''s it'.ilo:T CiT ' to t1 lie C 1 ~it ld ia' ?? ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... DOMESTIC INT'ELLIGENC'E. LONDON. The Courier of Muonday evetltng last cintains; the e Frillowvitg partigrophi:- 11w D~umK, os' Yoit~-It is r wsith much satisfaction thot, in direct cinitradictioti to 5 the alarming mttports whitch Nierie industriously propia- gauted otl Saturday, and ohich found their way into i C 'Olme of' tle Sin day P'apcrs, respecting the present I Y state of health of ...