... KnoM THY: TLONDON CAZ-EXTttE J~Offl ATty. .S 'nDAA 3 Y 027, . Wre'itTEHn, TL;rJUNE 275-. - ?? 9Cc On 5atorday morning, at.fifteen moi5.rues past three ?? Pl clock-, our late 'onit Gracious: Sovereign King. George the mi Furth, who had offeredefromrsevere indisposition forsome Of weeks,-expired without apparent pain, in tile sixty-eiglith P year of his ego and eleventh of 'his rei'. The ...

... HiOUSE OF ?? 1, .. . . . . _ . I . i At four o'clock, t ?? Os og l at & iiL aVSoco, L,,Z1c el Speaker edturjeord the House. * HOUSE Or LORDS-.Iulv 19. The Poke of Cuniberlandt, the Duke ?f Alrbrluh and the Earl of Aruedel, took the oaths end their soy Lord ELDON presented u petitiso feces i'rtobir- v agetinst ttre NAelsh jindicetry bill. The A RCHBISI(IP of CANeIfUBOUR ?? a re~pere frets the ...

... ale ( C-I-ent-to) ,TF-- l ?? . i__t bh ' ?? rite Convention of R1oyal Barghs met on Tuesday in th1'e Tree Chuarch: Aftro prayer by thelic . -10 Dr Lee, Daiub mabre esie Chief Magistrate of Ediabargin, was chsnPcn.The preliminary besmear bas11ing been gone a hegand the oaths to Geveromenet admuniattered so tire Snvevtol menbeonrs, a earsteitree war appointed en prepare !,loyal and doilfal ...

... NOR'THERN ROADS BILL. MA ?? In A Coaleomporary of Wednesday last, we met withI a letter,] wv no, Cemmission which'it is' prhipdied to ?? for thie un- I td the I Prorvernest of the, roads from London to Edinburgh and H1 by Portpiatrtnk. IThis letter is nonoymous, but it is stated to,5 Ts'- tome from a Person of Consideration andi respecltbility, lot the which, indeed, tile Contentss of, tire ...

... ll~~ RG ;lr Retort Grant's motion for an addre onthe subject of a Regency, was to C evening by no less a mtajoricy thoune S ?? tt c 35 for~, and 24? against it; which 1e tm cuett.. v as a largdr majority thian MIu t, cakeul 4.01 °ub Grant's spteecl tas long gad Organ r could be moore respectful tian 6: f nn4 the address with which it ZOncluded T Qm : ted-, was snerouotded wvitir difliue0 a ...

... . NAVAL INT'tIGENME.' Nh'-;Jufv;;'-HcT ~ ae' Lathi5 l'lylnaniu t ?? 'l~.Hiin *itrajmay'a vldrjneSlte4Meeoi' 2. Lieuitenant Syrmon., arrided op Whsd~ioibytSbdettifg@Ptiniio dayo fran, Gi'lirhltor, Tevingtnyitned-t Cr Corfl soiln M~alta- lone!s Sir Partserdia'rroht,.a nl severol other passtengers. She- Wterthr W~elle4;le; Wi4Atilpru*. 'Fi. 'o 4ittuttt;' nod thie W~eazsle tO, ...

... ITIIFrATAL'!DE- '30 C TAr N i IWV3F . rssp ip.S Foaul Heihsba, en iontlf aoitmot %e I retidored ott the An1 pl hroOfthO C,~s .Jae swier to. the charg~e of i It ?? in a duel at uing ouklledt e0lihr and who Was Committed y tge D ' tar fatier examinat Otn be pracirced, was prte s te n * vt the gaoler. Arouh up v The ?? G. Cr*thbe Cnt h 0tnd . ano, wos in attendance' te l f . ?? attended O ...

... WESI' LHlliN 1tEPOlRT FOiL JUNE. AGIIIC.LTUr.1 The tvc6t1er of June has benet mist, sqnafly, and dreas ftly cold, w-ith only si sunamiirr-lrike.daV in the. moniah:- :(ts Istobin#-tcr ain old wolltier rewistet, we fitd it to tie Mstch Itke the Jones of 178h@ asI L79D. It has particularls' alfiect*d the Crops upon elavey soils, and in high sstuations. Oats and bhtesrs sestnten ?? siufered the ...

... JiAlliS ~'PERl!lS. . Eliis Rae or a E s U ?? - : ir .E_7 -r:: ., h ' O ati EX,.LLtiCY. CIO? PMRECtEtLtST qF TINE COUNCIL rr act MullThV ' an ,'*44etss tile Gamp-at -SitU' FerrochJulne 19, W'i e iA4 ?? ?? .. I : 1P3OS0 o'clock r.3!. OP. r' 5 PRPtl'o-t-ke tienieyhad o'citiat Edlii 'ire lath Cile tra el cra~poefl otdnneli.t'C t' iiitlre-i7t: and 5Ith'they hail-s.nier -ias . fr~it qfioor ...

... A ?? 0 _, ?? IlalCis added I At so ordinary meleting` ?? ,. O ?? tint th~e PresbyllrO ?? rsn nadest i aet sf r.g. seistieatsni hcis aet' eesn to the throne. lif Io ngltisstoul, i he 'aetsysa otorolittg the b'ees- htry s 1llsittrl httectfr sctI a lesesqite certain that it eec, ?? ?? a ayris to peys-suoat tito- C~ttet to acorret to ms ?? ol osnde. lie sholti therfte, c iteslottslnan r adadraft ...

... tfPl.EMEN'I TO TRE tONnON GAZETTE Or - FFRiDAY, JUNE 16. * 'ORD CelAlS. ER5Lt1N'5 CFF;CE, JULY 17,. ' Not'ce is hereby gisen, that his M*ajesty sil held a LeSe,4 Jt St. J3ame,. Palace, on Wedeesdt t Sl2t est; ?? alday the 2Sth imct.; and on Wcdnesday the 4th of August next, each day at two o'clock. 'tOifl GRtEAT CIAiEERlAINSt OFFICE, HOUSE OS LURDS, JctY 20. te csi no All l'aeresses wishing to ...

... rcurp*,., 24. fio Co.nt Bootlnorlt, dated July 8th, for P ert~ rom tos-day, mentions she submission of whom the French Counarnder has left Titire, th vtrO t of his province, on e he s a ing the settle tribute as he did to O of1 t'i Turlthe soldiers are to hb sent to The Dey himself has expressed a Wish to go thorn Count Bourmoit's son, wsho had bthe attle of the 2llth of June, [tad died of - ...