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KING'S VISIT TO SCOTLAND.

self-same impropriety. There is one obvious
distinction between the two cases, however, that
deserves to be noticed, independently of the
heavier degree of responsibility which fairly at-
taches to the first aggressor. The presumed fact,
on which Mr. ABERCROMBY founded his inju-
rious aspersions, having turned out to be untrue,
though its reality was of course firmly be-
lieved by that Gentleman, it is evident
that the flagitious motives, to which the
supposed conduct of Mr. Hoer was attributed,
could not possibly have influenced the latter. The
act which was alleged to have taken place, having
never really occurred, it was impossible that the
motives to which it was gratuitously assigned
could have had any existence. Mr. ABERCROMBY,
on the other hand, did make those charges against
IlorE which became the subject of that
Gentleman's animated reply ; and, however im-
proper it might be to assign motives even in a
case where there was indubitable evidence of the
reality of the facts, still there is not the same I
absolute impossibility, in the one case as in the
other, of the presumed motives having really
existed.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 17.—The King's yacht,
the Royal George, goes out of harbour to-morrow.
The following compose the Royal squadron :
The Forte, Phaeton, Pelican, Egeria, Calliope,
and Camelion. They will sail for the Nore on
the Ist August. The KING embarks at Green-
‘sicii on the Sth, for Scotland. His horses are
gone by land. His Majesty's suite and servants
Prnbark for the same place in steam yachts. The
Royal Marine Artillery, Sir RICHARD WILLIAMS,
have received orders to break up their
establishment at Fort Monckton, and embark
for Deal. It is reported that the King's body
guard will be picked from this highly disciplined
corps.

ANNIVERSARY OF' HIS MAJESTY'S CORONA-
A„II°s•—This day being the Anniversary of his
MAJESTY'S Coronation, the morning was ushered
In with a merry peal on the bells of all the
Churches in London and Westminster. Royal
standards were hoisted at the Tower, Westmin-
ster Abbey, and St. Martin's Church, and other
demonstrations of joy were observed. The day
Was,„„ kept as a holiday at all the public offices.
The Park and Tower guns fired at one o'clock,
and it being what is termed " pitcher day,"
three barrels of beer were given to the populace
1! the Admiralty and Horse Guards, to drink the
'INQ's health.—The Artillery Company had a
grand field-day in their ground at Finsbury,
and afterwards celebrated the day by a sump-
`aous dinner. His MAJESTY'S Ministers give
‘;atPrtainments at their residences, and the King's
in es-people will commemorate the day by din-
th'e together at the Thatched House Tavern. In
noted inz the town will be brilliantly illumi.
•
"I honour of the occasion.

tin,4is we stated three weeks ago, Parliament will
Cr' hate gone through the whole of its business
ite").re the end of the first week in August, when
th„,‘,lll be prorogued by the KING in person. In
kill
sets of the following week his MAJESTY
" set out for Seotland.—(Morning Paper.)
It

th was lately stated in some of the newspapers,
at:ll'Si'. I3C:vJAMIN BLOOMFIELD had a recent
13 I'e it
of the KING. This is not correct. Sir
ijtj'tltir.r was at the time of the
.1 allegednowaudience
(Ile County of Tipperary, wherei?_ resides.
0ud.,11 Wednesday Viscount I TELN7ILLE had an
I;enee of the KING.
C "terday the Marquis of LONDONDERRY,
°tint lietie MUNSTER, and Lo: rd STEWART, had au-
the latter, it was un-
tierst" 9f his MAJE3TY
KING, previous to his
lear„sd, took leave of the
4ii."lg England. Mr. Frvissr, the Extra-Mes-
lqtw'er.) attached to Lord STEWAIITh'.s Embassy,
on hwri oir Wednesday, to precede. Lordship
As? waY to Paris, previous to his going to Vienna.
ro e are glad to learn that the Duke of BED-
. RI, is .
gtlin,, I, g°lng on well, and that.
sthe most san-
-13 - "°Pes are entertained of his .recovery.
have
knjr a ship arrived at Liverpool, adviees
Apriltve
'.e-. ~reiceived from Buenos Ayres, dated
0.
oct :"...iley mentio❑ nothing particular ashacvaimn,e
awatl,-ret' there since the previous accounts
the; ; but, in reference to letters• from Chili,
Valp,!tat'e that an expedition was fitting out at
llosu"raiso against the Chiloe Islands, the placet.,
soot ecessfolly attacked by Lord COCHRAN ,
0141 lIft(!r his arrival k. Chili. As a material
‘it
trillge bad since taken place in the sentimentsh
ajil e inhabitants, now totally deprived of te
t.Vie",.? suPport they formerly received from the
`slael.fil of Lima, it was
,thought the Chiloe
°I. Il"' would fall an easy prey. The situation.
Ns'ellna is mentioned as extremely precarious, in
414414110 e of the advance of LA SERNA, by
eat off- Ineaus provisions from the interior were
rat
these for the present could not be
, Thp`m,3r supplies of flour from Chili.
'''‘lt.r:, l'cn'd Collingwood, of Guernsey, Do-
i,lkea from Rio Janeiro to Havannah, was
41°Yai c°ll the 11th of October, 1821, by thed
earripeanish schooner privateer Pancheta, and of that into Aquadilla, to hl bothruonth. Porto Rico, on the 19t
(The above is the vessel alluded
litecouti, Rouses of Parliament this week. The44ist saCti°,le b,er capture is contained in Lloyd's
.e ' tst Qf January.)
11 e°ants ettrbn,have been received from the Isle of
iilqrualyl',7-'wiah.l3ourdeaux to the latter ,end of
,
pro e (ped. . ►ch contain afflicting intelligence of
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th ...mon to Madagascar. A corvette, sent
thp at
-t, island to Bourbon, to entreat succour
vitlaq- '"overnor, related that out of 212 indi-
tiea, ' which formed they tio ' and 167
s_ le expedition, 37 were
o the
l'ectior, fverY alalcritc.ningThese accounts also men-
intelligence of an insur-
l'evolt h:,, the Blacks in the Isle of France. This
4'44 'ver'llueen Put down by the young Creoles;
1313reh nfavourable consequences were still
ended.