... - PRINCE LEOPOLD.AWD GREECE. tl'ev- enabled tostatefron iht nnstpositiveauthority, that all the pr liurinary arrangements for raising Prince Leopol to the throne ?? have been made, and that the restlc c-f'the crrifereaces have been comnmunlcited tj the respective courts whose ambassadors had taken part in tiem. 'There are, however, still saine obstacles to surmount, and we c n conli- duntly ...

... , LON )ON, le The Duke of Cumberlatd is said to be still confined by ill. Ie ness at Kew. Some gossips doubt the illness, and substitute a brother's displeasur, ?? Spccttor. ' . * I : r. We can state from authority that the Duke of. W&elintion, although he refuses to make the removalof. the civil disabili- *r ties of the Jews a government question, does not. intend to r opposc it if warmly ...

... i ~ ~~ T 1 - - OK, , -^ \ w:r LONDON. BfInC.UoV, Dec. 19.--Their Slajesties arriveed here at C r a quarter to five o'clock yesterday. in a carriage and Iour, ige with outriders, but without any military escort. I das The .Marqois of Anglesea took leave of the Klig at an s ins audience on Thursday, at the Palace at St Jamez4i. The f e ! noble Marquis left town the sncue afternoon for Ir land. ...

... DOMESTIC. INTELLIGENCE. .1 (N 0 ON. n Nie are happy to state that the health of the King hns been 1. much better during the late trying weather than m;ight hare been expectedl. This i9 to be attributed chieflv to his Mlajesty's il great ?? in Iiving ; his lajesty usually goes to bed at f . eleven, and rises at about seven. -CoUrt Jour uo1t. s The Queen conrinuva to unjoy uninterrupted health, ...

... ?? Env earlier. U Tuost!o', . pit 1-?. SeCora.l petitioal; Ivero p1 ?? in favour of reform, by various noble I'tori, awd too by ?? DI i l lcf(of iristol, pri.)illg for thle abolition of .11011 Slaercy. Theiro L tjl'i ifip ?? ata qitebrter-lptst live. II 'odh extis/, .tlArl 1:1. Lortrl Ilo(0 took lii cills 1i a1(1 li> seal. I L 2 ing pre:.'!otud lebot It!0 pelitials ?? various parts of ...

... COUNTY ELVCTIOX ?? Aberdeenshire. On Wednesday last the election of a saeinber of, Parliament for, A ber- deensshire, took place in the New Court House. Tlhc election being 'h contested one, ansi the excitement on thle great question of rfform rues- fling very high. the affair,, of course, create ?? I et sytlen o- clock smnall coteries of individuals appeared here andi~ there inCrse Street; ...

... I LONDON. THPE Kirce's ViSal TO GU5LDHALL.*VTnya, Rin enters the City of London upon a visit. he enters without the ceremony of knocking at the gates at Temple Bar. He then goes on straight to Guildhall, where he is received by the Lord ?? under tlie porcli and is prescnttd'by hits Lordship with the city sword, the I .ord ?? being the Kingds rereesents- ,dtive in the city, and the .Iast being ...

... VISrTATION ?? SCIIortO~s. A I c On Wedncsday, Thursday, and Friday last, the Public 'Schools of this city were visited by the Lord Provost and .1k.asistrates, the Professors of Marischal College, and the ' Paovhlial Clergy. T'i Ie foerrs- thfi comparative trial in the three higher C'l:l s. 'ol the Gn.csrietliu Scuoor. were prescribed on Weld- onesd.y sno irung, md examined in the evening, when ...

... POSTSCRIPT. THE Ki7.SG' S RtEA.Trr. 4WindsorrCastlc, Miay 23, 1S9'0. hfil Majesty ha passed a good night, but his ?? sufilred from the cmbarra-smaenc in his brcathing occa. . The i-ng's Windsor Castle, May 24, 1830. 7 'The Xing's s-niptoms continue tihe same. IHis .ajesty 7 has passed q sleepless night. f Windsor Castle, Slay 201 f ' The Ning has passed another good night; but his Majes. ...

... Itreland, we are happy to say, is loolting coilsidterably better- the gold panic has speedily passed alvay, While the agitation bf it has done MXi O'Connel' much harin. To the question so generally asked-when is ris trial to come or ? we case reply by giving the agitator's own wvords. At an aggregate meeting for the repeal of the Union, Mt O'Comnell said- L 6very culprit hoils out to himself ...

... CtIRCUIT INTELLIGENCE. The Circuit Couirt of Jasticiary was opdfi~ic here on Monday an last, by the Right lion. thle Lord Justice Cerk and Lord a iRlo'ncrieff: and after prayer by thea Rev. AMr Foote of the Last aI Parish, proceeded to try thle following cases. od Geaa'ge Milize, alias ?? KMug, wag accused of cattle I stealing, in having 1, ott the 111tb Airgaisat last, carried off' raur tern ...

... . . The inot inimportant feature int the Parliamnentary pi'nc?614.. tugs of' th'e wctsek, that at least, i'i whtc~i the great ?? of dile peoplie tifll feel the dleepest in'ereittjs thle tinnnuace liet- matle, on IFridaV, by the Chatrmh 11r of the Exchiequier, o t vaeios re i ns'witsshidli Government had resolved to nisake in the public expen,!iture. He st it-A thsst Mliniter, had en.- tered ...