... tirakels the following remarks on tihv future des. r tinies of this country :- s An infant, nine years old, Alexandrina Victoria, a - aughter of the Duke of Kent and a Princess of Saxe e Coburg, is destined for the throne of England. T'lhe - Duke of ...

... Alrercl.eii Packet, B'arnet, at London, or. Friday 25th rinst. : !d TUhetis, Gilbersisn, at Hall, onl Tuesday 2-2d luat. ta .Ie Queen of Scotland, Pn!arson, at Ltindon, ore Tuesday 02d~. co t1e The Re'd Rover,' a handsomne frist sailing yacht, sclicacrner- ...

... Arrivc'l.---Sept. 29. Dl phin, Robertson, St. David's; cc William ) Davidson, llitchie, Londo. S(0. Regent, Kerr, do. i Wt. 1. Queen lf' Scotland, Pearson, London ; Vrow Jantje, h .lillider, Rotterdam. ?? Uarolina Ailiphina, Tennison, Fleckyflord; G(Jthries ...

... affection of his subjects the pos. ,Id session of so excellent and so intelligent a partner as Queen 3 -Adelaide. She looked on Thursday night every thing that a es Queen of Englandought to do-a pattern, in simple and unaffect. to ed dignity, to the matrons of ...

... excluding trom the Throne, all possible issue of the NKing by any noarriage after the derith of tho present Queen, in r d farour of ttre Princess Victoria. The hon. and learned gentle. nn Man mroved, as an amendmentr to substitrte for the words I ?? nonssueby ...

... £7000 or £8000 per annum. The sav- ing to the nation, in offices abolished and reduced fees, will ex- ceedyearly £73,000. The Queen's Drawing-Roam.-It is scarcely possible to con- ceive a more splendid scene than that which sass exhibited at St. James's Palace ...

... thienotto, I rely with Col sp fisicuce on the sense of my peolet! In that to the left, s correspesndlirg fri portrait of the Queen, lookinig downir upon the crowed, and exclaiming, srl IMy happy people! ! ! Next to thie Kiig was represented the 'fShip of ...

... of Londonderry postponed his motion, for additional, papers relative to the affairs of Belgium, till Tuesday se'nnight. The Queen's Dower Bill passed through a committee, the report was received, and the bill ordered to be read a third time on Saturday ...

... accident or disturbancee ?? was reniarke'tl with paini and regrlr, that iieither the ,1. Dulchess of Hwlt nor the Princess Victoria were present'at the% ce Cor-onation; and some of the LondIon pape-s'are most severe in. atheir attacks upon. ?? on account ...

... for the celebration of the Queen's birth-day, it was observed with every demonstration of joy and respect. At half-past one o'clockc, the Archbishops, and several of the Bishops, were admitted into the presence of the Queen, in her private drawing-rooe ...

... tire following, amongst otiere toasts, teree h e given by tire CrrsAesrUAN : ti nt 1' Tire ?? Qucneer.-1 Tire Princess Victoria, arsd ether it !r branches of thre ?? Family.'1-' Thre Drile et' Sussex.- Earl Grey St and Iris Majesty's Mirristers.-'' ...

... 3ufilltd~ifeuee. LONDON. The bittli-days of the King, the Queen, and the Duchess of Kent, all oc- curred during the last week. lis llajesty completed his 67th year on Tuesday the 21st inst. The Queen entered her 40th year on Tuesday the 13th; and the Duchess ...