... , 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... To ti, EDITOR of t1e Aiul:IDEEN JOURflAL. tlS, } o Vitte EDiITOR o, r1' e Ame ?? ,iL UJIII.1-.. Sirr,--Certnin feelings, like certain dimeases, seem, at some times to be con. ed taglous-thus, tire slisgust esperienced by yn'mr veracious correspolndent. an RApostolical' in last week's Journal, onl realing the account of the election th proceedings at Turriff, as given in tihe Hemtd, would have ...

... 0 5:4 BVu Iri ExLECTION For. T51E CITY OF EDINnURITt. Monday being tile day fixed by the Sheriff for the nomination of the candi- dates for the representation of the city of Edinburgh, that ceremony took place onl the hustings erected in the High Street, near the Cross.-Sir James - Gibson Craig, proposed the Lord Advocate, and was seconded by Convener Wilise. Mr Abercromby was put in ...

... On Wednesday last, a nurnerouss Meeting of the Electors of this Cit was, held in the Covirt-House, for the purpose of appointing a Cmit tee to correspond Nvith the MYember for- the City relative to any matters of local or' general importance. The Hon. Member took the Chair, and moved that Mr John Angus, Advocate, be Clerk to the Meeting, irhich wvas agreed to. the Chairman said he was ...

... 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, ...

... - ?? of Lore*, Tuesday, August 14. Is BLUKE V. HUNTER AND OTHERS. is The Lord Chancellor gave anl elablsate judgment its this case, which wsos Is argued at the bar on Saturday and Monday. The main question it the cause is is whether the Town Council of Edinburgis, the patron of the Trou Church f in that city, had the poorer, on the application of the Rev. Dr Simpson, who was the incumbent of ...

... PI Bx 2 laflb U cM A RoynI Comisristion has jest been itsuet for sssqsising into tile actual state of litunicipal Corporations an Scotelas. T'le followling geuntlemen, viz. Jolin Boyd Greenshields(, Th omas Tisomson, IRobhet Bell, Janmes Camphell, Robert Grahams , Ael reiv Sheila, John Cislilisglialle, Rtoibet Jomeosll, James [vrov, Itobert llunter,. Cosino Issre.s, amid Robert lIally.si(le, ...

... I The Bill introduced .by the Lord Advocate to aeneed the consti-. .tntion of the Royal Burghs, which has been read a diest and second~ ttime, a'd ref'erred to a Select Committee, consisting chiefly Of Scot- a tish Memibers, will lbe found in full in another columnn. It provides LI that those who poisesS tbeferauchl-ie for the election of Parliamnentary Represenltatives, shaill'also hitv~e ...