... 777?11771771- I- t -- Vfiti' ?? ?? ?? - to oo* ..I. ?? .; .0_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I ?? . eb -The',,EKin' and Queen-took'a arige ?? a Bhoehbamn iand .bac~k,. torthe delight of therr E ebcetswvho beheld their progress. o Thewhole microcosm of ton, - ...

... ffoareigl Intelligenre. 37rance. The project of law for anthorising divorces has been rejected by the Chamber of Peers, by a majority of 35. While Al. Perier is talking of peace, the Emperor of Russia ls contracting a new loan, and the Russian regiments which had beess ordered into the interior mlarlched back again on the Vistuia. The sons of the I-ixnq of Holland are writh their army, and ...

... The intelligence from abroad contimies to be of an extremely meligre and unimportant nature ' The Portugucese contest remaiis in ageyinco.' Both iiarties are rcsting on their oars, but each keeps a sharp lohk-out on the mnoveme~nts of his neighbour. Don Miguel has bpparentlv the Lest chance of success, but Don Pedro has not yet cither ?? or slaclkened in his p reparatiotan. A brave heart andi ...

... . The contents of the Jamaica papers are of considerable interest. ly The House of Assembly was prorogued on the 28th of April, to the 2Dth of Mar. Some warm disculssions had taken place rela i l tive to the presentation of an address to Lord Delmore, previous r- to his leaving, which was, however, subsequently carried by a s, large majority of the House, and an answer returned by his d ...

... I IThe Inst week has been chaeracterized and rendered memorable by two of tthe most flagiio'us and dastardly attacks that have ebcr been recor~ded-- the one u pon the highest personagPs. nod the other upon thci greates~t sub. lect, in the realmn. The assault upon his Majesty at Ascot.Races on 'rues.- 'lay wee lhie act of a cowardly, ignorant, and depraved per'son~, Awhoe mind Iwee worked upon ...

... : X itt ; X-t: - gro ?? :- -0| L ONDON. - His Mlajesty gave a grand-dinner on Thur'dedy. bveiilg abt $t -naies's Palice, ,to the K0nights Grand Crosses of the most Hon. t -lOrder of the Tth to commemorate the- ?? of the cele.f . -brated victory ef 16rd;.Rodney overthe hrench fleet (fifty years - ago)., ISt was a full btatueiietertaianment., . - .fXS. .-The young Prineess Ltouse is t oewat ...

... ?Ruoyftltt ot OAM061t. Loosd ELtItIkST'iONS, AP'I In), 183g. *ltw.So-Pla ing tiow obtbluetlst oi ecessary Isiformattoit regar'dting thle lato meeting of the Prosibytery ot (iarioeh, at l'itcaple, ott thle 28th ult dt tehere a linktng Ehsier tees hosen to attend tile ctoltroaching 6eniren As. itSembly, I tool myself CAiler Uopn to make bomne observatons oflte the re. 'in maorkable procceedings ...

... maille4fic KiltrifigOice. LOND)ON. id The Keinghles beed pleasnd to dircit, letters patent to be passe ne h ty great seal, granting to Lieutenant.ColOOel William riabeely ?? of r- Clerk of thle Ordnance of thc Cunlted IKingdom of Great fitn dIrld.L U-. The K~ing has also been plhased to direct. letters patent tot be ?? under ls. time great sent grantinig to Lieseteeoelit.COlolel Charles ...

... $oricn litefligelle. I _ J: tarDite.J One of the difficulties which Wvas antielipttl as likely to result I to -the French Governf'ent from the insurrection in Paris has bc. d gun to show itself. The ordinance declaring Paris in a state 'of siege'-in other words, the proclamation of martial law-is cx- claimel against as illegal, aad tbe proceedings against the Insur- r gents arc treated as ...

... T1lE KING. Touching the business habits of the King (says, the Sigetatnl, we have bees favoured with the following statement, by a gentleman on whose honesty see can place perfect reliance, and who has ample opportunities of correct knowledge -'11 It is only when an interruptatot occurs Iis the working of the machinery from the neglret of these intrusatod with its management, tbatatten- tion ...

... A CASE or CONSCIENCE. Af -To (iso EDlITOR Of dare AiIDER ENtI JOiRnIAL. hiii DIBeAst Ule, Er'roeI,-Last 'mfeals a u1 Tessant applied to you for ad- -u sire. Will yea give me a helpi 'fer this election huatneds lisa placed me ohl i, iins awkward attuutine, gui -.tid Solicited my vote for the Coedidats!l do tnot approve of; I told him we that ?? I had promised toy vote to another. tie 'Tush, ...

... parliaturittaro- flitelliocIttf- dro House of Lords. aol 3Monday, May 13. Hi Lord Furnivat, Lord Stanley, and Lord Leigh, were introduc- Fitc ad, antd toolk the oaths and their seats, M As sooin as the doors were thrown open, the gallery for the ad- det roi~slin of strangers was immodiately filled. Thatasmall pert be. Y( low the bar appropriated to foreigners of distinction and sons of Ge ...