... the King was announced by a discharge 0ode The King's carriage was preceded by live other 0f.l 2nri~~ge~ vwirh the Dukes of Sussex, Cambridge, and ather l-ndd and the tw-o Princes George. Immediately after t gina entered the House of Lords, the Commons, ...

... occasion the Duke of Wellington ?? that the appoint- ment wouldbe an unpopularone. Having; however, referred the subject to the Archbishop of Cante-bury and, the Bishop of London, and those prelates not seeing any valid objection, the Duke of Wellington ...

... signed by 7,800 persons. The noble lord alst sentxa petitiou from the same place,. praying . f a Proe grsevaeIngs. Sfraredr The Duke of HAMILTON presented several pet'- r Linlithgow, Ilamilton, and Lanark, praying for pa rrta reform. Thc noble dukce heartily ...

... (FROM THE 11FSSAGER DES CHAASX5RES OF MONDAY.) Ducnv OF HANoVER.-We spoke yesterday of the proclarni. tions which the Duke of Cambridge had determined to issue against the University of Gottingen. They write as follows-from that city GOTTINGEN, JAN. 14 ...

... gravine, the Duchess of Gloucester, and Lady Bedingfield, ina a carriage-and-four; the Prince of Oran'e and Prince George of Cambridge in asecond; Sir Andrew Barnard, Miss Mitchell, and C the Rev. Mr. Hervey, in a third; with several ontriders, left the a ...

... hangs ?? Belgians wiant to have the f Duke of Leuchtenberg for King-The Prince of Orange receives Ii ?? students at the University of Gottingen are to b a state of ferment; ?? is agitated; the Duke of Cambridge v has issued a svise and firm proclamation-MIr ...

... summer. The Duke and Duchess of Cumberland entertained the Duchess of Kent, Prince Tulleyrand, the French Armbassador, Count de Ludolf, the Neapolitan Minister, Count d'Aglie, the Sardinian Minister, Duchess de Dino, Duke de Valencay, the Duke of Gordon ...

... settled uintil Thursday or Friday. Thirty orators still remain to be lieard. ITle Duke of 'Leucltenberg s partisans are diminishing, and it is more than probable that the Duke de Nemours will be elected. We continuo tranquil, but fears are entertained of ...

... the patriot who first displayed the immortal signal, is MENOTTI; in the theatre at Modena, and in the presence of the Grand Duke, he jumped upon the stage, and hoisted the electrifying tri-colore! May he survive the struggle, but if not, how great shall ...

... that Pride's purge bad nothing to do with a reform in the House of Com- mons (hear, hear). It waas most disgraceful that a duke or lords should send members into that house for rotten boroughs, and that those members should be called representatives of ...

... took his seat onihe Woolsack shortly after five o'clocli. Petitions were presented by the Earl of Hardwicke, from Ely. and Cambridge, for the abolition of slavery, and from Wisbeach, in favour of the local coarts bill;, by Lord Stanhopa, from a pa- rish ...

... together, and it contained more houses entitled to the elective franchise than either the counties of Bedford, Buckinghlm, Cambridge, or Hlerttbrd (hear, hear.)- Ile disatgreed with some parts of the bill, and to the details of the measure should give his ...