... FPOU1I THE LONDON GAZETTE. WHIatTEHtAtLL-APRIL 17. 1827. The King has been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom, con- stituting and appointieghis Royal HighnessWllirn Henry Dnke of Clarence, Admiral of his Majesty a Fleet, to be High Admirl of the United Kingdos of Great ffritain and Ireland, and of the dominions, islands, and territores ...

... who WE DNESDAY-Arsit 4. Duk Duk WINDSOR, APRIL 3.-The long expected visit of reaII the King to the Castie took place yesterday afternoon: peop his Majesty arrived at the Royal Lodge in his pony nobit phaetosit aceompaitied by the Duke of Dorset, the Pere Lord Steward, and Sir Andrew Barnard. His Ma- geral jesty was received in the quadrangle by AMr Wlyatville, or an who pointed out the ...

... C eboniap. fflercurp. ?? EDINBURGI SATURDAY-APRIL 7- We hd teally bopee that all opposition -to the Corn ill, in the House of Coamiont had finaly ceased, and that itoonldhove bett fecedto pass through its renaining stages without a triteention of the fallacies which have been Isoftenand su soatitacetonly exposed. In this, however, We were mistahen. On the under of the day being moved, flth ...

... The following interesting account of the straw plait ma- nufacture in Italy, is extracted from a printed list of pre- miums offered by the Highland Society of Scotland, for cite present year. We think they will be interesting to mteny of our readers:- The following olascrvatinns have been extroctesi from some valoable rommunicatinos w hich have reachel the Society from ?? Horace HAlt of ...

... pRIrATE C _RRESponDKnCE. ,London, April PRI VATE Guig'-~ Lonon, Ap~ril 11. t ooo sce' been effected Co HMS. Tweed to-day at A mins5 per cent. bet no real danger is apprehended E D5qpidb P ?? who are well versed in the history w eb3110it' if specie m Mevlexteo. As the coatmanders 5' itim ofwee aso employed, derive a profit from such w si enr to dhire value, they have natroally an it in Ps ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-APRaL 2. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY presented. a petition tio fomn the occupiers of land in the county of Cornwall, ths against any alteration in the corn laws. int Lord ELLENBOROUGH presented a petition from tli the owners and occupiers of about 35,000 acres of land in vit parishes in the East Riding of Yorkshire, praying for pro- ection to the agriculturists. - dti Lord SUFFIELD ...

... p.. h- - -9 M--z - . ?? . I -Af Peesbstery of Oonhar.-Mr Logan, Stenton; and. Mr Jafiray. Duylbar, ministers.-Williaui- Hotne, Esq. SheriAf ot Halddington, dider. Proebvtery of Linlithgow.r.Dr Meikiejohn, Aberecrn; Dr Mlickersy, West Calder; Dr Rennie, Borroawstounness; and Dr Sommers. -Mid Calder, ?? IF'errior and Dr Hare. elders. nine he Presbytery of Zetland.-Mr fWatson, Northmrinef and he ...

... T1_ OVrq, OF CHAI;!LLOL. ._ lrlflq riatd with the Th vmS ?? or cAIoafCEttOR. ~ 'std with the Romail. t The title Of Clientl h tid bestea af tl ni was adopted by the Church an eI a Was halfste ecclesastic hl .The ChancellorWaenrsdwihal e and hla ny ofie' which were autbenticated ; and dhen tO seals cameinto usethe Custody of them wa conl thatecm finvto h mere delivery of the King's great seal, ...

... Caletoinian jercurp.. EDINBURGIH. THURSDAY-APRIL 26. The Ministerial arrangements seemo to be at length nearly, if not altogether, completed, and will probably be announced without delay. The following was handed about the city on Monday, as a list of the new Cabinet. It is of course liable to error in the present stage; bitt our correspondent, from whose letter it is copied, says it has been ...

... ASSESSED TAXE*_APPEAM.!. The following rather singular cases of appeal front In- verness-shire, camne before a Court of Commissioners of Sup- PI ply on the 13th instant:- ito, A lady, about 80 years of age, was in the habit of using OS a low gig, which she foond convesient and easy, and which 7' she retained fin her schedule to the surveyor of taxes, and of paid duty for. She was an inmate ...

... pi MONDAY-ArPiL 2. IC tI Wsvinson, ArItIL 1.-Tbis forenoon his Majesty, it attended by the l)uke of Dorset, and the members of bh his Householdh, attended Divine Service at the Chapel bt Royal, adjoining the Royal Lodge. ' The Bishop of Chichester officiated. At three o'clock on Saturday afternoon, a Cabinet ar Council assembled at the office of the Secretary of hi State for Foreign Affairs; ...

... .Ta regulate the Presecutiion of Fraudulent Bankrupts in IScotland. Whereds it is expedient that the' Court of Justiciory it Scotland should lave jurisdiction in cases of framdulent bankruptcy; be it therefore enacted by the King's most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this piesent Parliament assembled, and by the ...