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trary they have appeared to Mu so weak, that they cost saute a rehmisible abnse. • 12 ., , His M , moved by his clemency alone , and de siriag to l e t;l i gate the punishment legally applied teethe above individuals, has deigned to commute the sentence °Leath peonounced on Carpentiere, into thirty - years' lcoelpemont.ia irons, and .the imprisoninent fat - life against Patine, tn• twenty-fire years in irons. But his Majesty has thought fit that I should summon the Spe cial Court to the Mike of Grace and Justice, and severely reprimand is for the abuse which it has committed. To obey this 'upscale command, I must remind the Special Court, that it is never permitted to recommend is the clemency of the Sovereign, except for the most serious reasons, which essentially restrains this faculty to those cases in which indolgence is called for by im portant and extraordinary circumstances, not provided fur by the general enactments of the law, or by con siderations of great interest. In the present ca s e, the Special Court has departedfrom the impassibility which eight to preside in the exercise of its functions, in re commending condemned individials on such weak grosuids, that, far from justifying the recommendation to mercy. shews a great abuse of the Royal confidence. The Special Court mult out forget that, in the exer cise of the accessary power, the law alone must be con gas:4d, befete which the passions must be silent, and that, without an impartial firmness, justice cannot preserve die means of guaranteeing the public security. Lastly, I-lavite , the Special Court not to give, by other incon siderate recornmendatioas, the example of a weakness seconipitible with its important duties. • It is an the name of the King that I communicate these dispositions to the Special Court, that it may pay, dem regard to them, and that they may be inscribed in , the register. - Marcus TOMMAIII. Vila Tllll CONiTAVTINOPLZ, Degauss t 7. The organization of the new troops continues with) the greatebt activity, and every day some new recruits arrive from the Provinces. who come to join the new regiments. Fifteen hundred men, from Asia Minor. have been incorporated with the troops of Mahmoud Plebe. %pin the Asiatic side of the Bosphorus. A step has been very lately taken which has excited a strong feeling. The inspectors of the quarters of the City, and among others those of Kabsim P.icha, Galata. and Pere, have already put it in practice s the measure I mean is, the enrolment of-every Turk. without distinction of ige. l h is supposed that this enrollment has some relation to the military service. The Governor of Belgrade has been appointed to the Government of Bosnia • and the Puha of Janboli has been named Pacha of lelgrade ; his pachalic has been given to Belenli Mustapha Pacha.—Arrtriais Observer. PARIS, Jaw. so. •It has been known a long time that the presence of Marshal Beresford, at Lithos, was extremely disagree. able to all classes of the inhabitants; but , it wits to be feared that the important service just rendered by Eng land to Portugal might have prevailed on the Govern.. mane to forget the repugnance of the army and of the people towards him. Happily, this has not been the cast, sad the Ministry and the Cortes gave ,the most decided proof of their national independence, in dis inlssing for the fourth time from their country a man of whom every twee was distrustful. and who was sus. potted besides of an understanding with the Court of the Queen Dowager. Our Lisbon letters state, that Lard Beresford has definitively quitted that City, and we hope that no temptation will induce him to return, with a view to perform any pint there. It is painful gnat a man of web great talents in military affairs, aboold be so much an object of distrust. that, he can perform nothing but disservice to those, upon whom, notwithstanding their reluctance, he so inconsiderately perseveres in pressing his kindness. Ls October 1820, Marshal Beresford arrived from Nand, with the most extensive powers from King John VL to repress the revolution which had then just broken opt, bet he was not even allowed to land. On the day after that which the vessel conveyed him arrived, was i fete given, on account of the anniversary ofTZ Pedro, to which all the English at Lisbon, even •rige Captain i f Lord Beresford's ship, were invited; his Lordship alone was excepted, and was forced to proieed to England without setting his foot on the Portuguese sewitory. Immediately after the counterrevolution of 18221, Marshal Beresford hurried from England, but he was a second time obliged to return to his own home. The insurrection of DonAiguel, in 1824. furnished the Marshal with a third opportunity of pressing into the r, surd a,,third time he was obliged to quit Portugal. a il l e y. he comes a tomtit time without commission, and merely by sufferance. and under favour of the dim embarkatieri of the English troops—a fourth time has the oadonal antipathy manifested itself, and the Marshal returns as he came. Sir Robert Wilson is speedily expected in Portugal. 4. cis Fonteniy, first Secretary to the Embassy to Attsiia. arrived yesterday from St. Petersburg's s as in 'extraordinary courier; he performed the journey with extreme rapidity. It is said thpt this unexpected journey is the result of certain important documents seized by the Russians on the frontiers nf Persia. SOUTH AMERICA. &divot has at length deemed It roper to notice the rumours, *enlaced as widely in the Old as in the New World, as told, am bition, aid his intention of aseendlng the tkroseof South America : VIOCUMATIOII Of IDOLIVAS. " CoMvabiaat--Five years time I left this capital to march at the teed of the harming army front the shores of the Cauca to the slivery heights of Pelee—a maims of Colombians, two sister He putties, have obtained independence hada thethadows of your ban. sem sad (Menai el Colosabos has ovasid to be Spanish. flush is the rook of one AMOCO. Yoga inisfasinose have called, me back to Co- WSW I ant foe of Mal to devote strineit to the national will,whick shall be my code, become it is lafallible. The national voice Apes nee to take upon myself the overate command. I abhor k Mortally, since by thht I am accused of ambition and an attempt at enestarcly. What t do they think me so mad as to aspire to degrade myself? Do they not know that Moe destiny of Liberator Is More su►lime than the t►rme ? Colombiaissi I morn to submit to the Insupporrable weight of the magistracy, for is moments of danger to give it up would be more cowardice, net moderation; yet count on me only until the laws dr the people newer t►eir sovereignty. Permit me, then, to serve you as a plain soldier and a true Itspoblicao—as a citizen, aimed in defence of the beautiful trophies of our victiwie&--your rights. IBOL IVA R. " palace of the Government, Bogota, Nov. 13, 18114." • By the advice& ceived yesterday from Calcutta, by Tay of Bombay, and 'bids reach to the middle of September, it seems that ti.e money stipulated to be paid by the Burmese under the late treaty is in course of payment. Tte Eaterprize steam vessel arrived at Calcutta on the 9th of September tiara Rangoon, haw los on board three lace of rupees (about 30,0008.) in part of the tribute to the Emit India Company, and two.bes of rupees oa account of the private merchants. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1897. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE The Consul swim oppeare very. Atm this itiondag with an sp. penance of a farther improvement. Comas, whisk, left off yes terday at floe, opened this morning at 601 for Ffibrwary i since which they have got up to 40e to j, at which pries they now remain steady, without any besiseas impottande being done the great speculators waking for the approaching Seldom of Par. lament, supposing that some Amadei operations will take place in regard to oar expenses in Portugal. In the Foreign market little is doing, except in Coloishian Beads, width maintain their price, as some favourable mosemb are expected from that quartet. Current *decal Old Spanish llf 121, Wrxlcan 66 j, Caws bias 37 Peruvian lie 32, Pottogoese 74e I, Ruedaa 117 e I. FUME OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Rank Stock 203% 3 $ er Cert. Red. 81 1 /4 80% 3 per Cent. Cont. 80 3 / 4 34 I. life 3 per Cent. 88% 31 per Cent. Rea. 67% % % 4 per CeSt. New 95% 96% 96 4 per Cent. 1896, 97 Llng Ann. 19 1 6-16 Do Bonds 48 .30 • £l,OOO Exclteq. Rills 29 30 19 £5OO ditto 29 50 29 Cult and £2OO ditto 30 28 29 Coos. for Account 8044 3 4 1 % FORZION FUNDS, TWO frCLOCK. imagism Beada.S p (k. 62 rim Bonds. ape Ct. Milian Bonds, I per Ct. 31 4 D.. Acct. as Ditto Acct. V. Bds.ilsa,6 pCt. see 'lll* Colombian Hoods, 6 p Ct. Do. Ace.ll4 k Si a likto 8d5,11124.37j Ite e j Ram. 11.1 a. 1420. pC. Of Ac.t. 3411 71 45i j Ditto Acet. MI V, Danish litemb. 3 pCt. %law Reeds $ p Ct. lig Ditto Account dfe j Dui Aeet.l2j Amok Beads, a p Ct. Ditto $10,121 Dw Bends, lass, ap C. 16e is Ft. Iklees. S p C.loof Ditto Acct. 16* ISe Exchange, $5l Mc BRITISH AND FORZIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK. seas,. LIM Potosi La Pax & Perm Awe. SO S . efl lss4l 24s Real del Monte 400 400 410 495 United klexican 40 30 60 e Provincial Portable Gas 100 Gametal Steam Navigation 100 to al a Just before our usual time of going to press, we received the &kik of yesterday. It gives the follow ing as the reasons of the rigorous measures that have been adopted by the Spanish Government against General Lowoa and others., The former is accused, notwithstanding reiterated orders to the. contrary, of having maintained a correspondence with the Ports geese rebels, and of having quitted the chief seat of his command, where be was ordered to remain quiet, in order to receive * them, when they were driven across the frontiers by the bayonets of their adversaries. If this charge be correct, it must be allowed that be has amply merited the treatment he has received. Gen. Lt.ozasts, who is also give* up to a Court-martial, is said to have Molted a corps of rebels to pass' freely, notwithstand ing his instructions to arrest and disarm them. These proceedings, so expressive of the pacific disposition of the Cabinet of Madrid, have moreover been formally notified to that of Lisbon, which is an additional instance of the friendly sentiments of the former.-- Measures, at the same time, have been taken for I the arrest of the Marquis of CHATS', as well as of Viscount CAMILLA', the two principal Chiefs of the late rebellion ; and as soon as these incendiaries set fOot in Spain, they are to be sent off immediately to France, where, we have no doubt, the means of com mitting future mischief will be taken from them. The conduct of Portugal, we are glad to hear, responds to that of Spain; and it is stated, that Count VILLA FLOR, the young and gallant leader of the Constitutional troops, immediately sent, on his arrival at Almeida, to assure the Spanish Authorities of his determination to respect, in the most scrupulous manner, the system of strict neu trality adopted by his CATHOLIC MAMMY". The Madrid Gametic now regularly publishes all the Bulletins circulated by the Portngurse Government. In its numbers of the 20th and 23d, it gives the fol lowing account of the relative strength of the con flicting forces in Portugal. The troops, under CIRAInk or rather those who were ender his command, are estimated at 10,000 men. The other rebel leaders are Viscount CAMILLA'S, Viscount MODITZALsanz, Manual. SILTZIRA, and TILLS" JOURDAN ; but the number of their - troops is sot enumerated..o.- On the side of the Constitutional Government, are Major-Generals ANGLIA and Sruess:_ whose com mands comprise the provinces of Entre Duero,: Mino, and Tras-os-Monte.. They have under their' orders, Brigadier General CORIUM as MELLO, Colonels MOURA, ZAGALLA, and others, who command parate detachments. In the province of Beira, Count VILLA FLon, and Stwegtaa, a near relative of the two traitors of that name, exercise their command; and Major General CAULA guards the province of Alen tejo. At the date of the last accounts (mm Madrid, which are of the 23d, that Capital was in a very unhealthy state, the measles and pleurisy prevailing there. On the 22d a Regiment of the Lancers of the Citsard set out for the treaties,, in order to join the Army of Observation. There are accounts from Constantinople, to the be ginning of January, but they merely contain •ague speculations on the subject of the negociations, which are to commence as soon as the Russian Ambassador arrives, respecting the pacification of Greece. lope ."* iffer7 -366- ses by; eve, as follow • • isia& si per 07 5 0,: . tc00. at We karn the thairthe peat. est dismotioa prevails assort the- Greeks, sad that the leaders of the caste:ldiot factions at Napoli recently amused themselves with cannonading oas another for a couple of hours. We do not suppose that the poor inhabitants were equally amused on the occasion. The latter took refuge in the Churches, and when the can- Remade was over, they 'assembled in the principal square, and urgently pressed DEMETRIUS YPSILANTI to take the chief commend, who, however, refused. Hambergh Papers to the 27th, and Dutch to the 31st ult. have reached us this morning. According to accounts from Berlin of the 24th, the recovery of the Kiss was proceeding very favourably: The Russian Government seems very anxious at this mommt to conciliate the good opinion of the army, pasticalarly of that portion of it to which harshness ofl l treatment and language is Incas familiar than badness. After the consecration of the gallery of Russian Geoe rah, our the 6th ult. all the subalterns and privates of • • afferent regiments of the Guards, who bad served in the untamable years 11112, 1813, and 1814, were admitted into the gallery, to view the . portraits of the Generals who had signalized themselves alit et that eventful period. They were first assess bled with their standards in the Hall of St. Goirge, and the White Salons. During the Liturgy, thanks. giviagi were recited in both the Halls, and a hymn was performed for the late Entezion. Prayers were also offered up for the present AUTOCIMAT, after which the privates were inuoduted into the gal lery. It was phasing, it is said, to bear them, as they recognised the features of the Generals who had shared their hardships and dangers, repeat their names, and relate to each other when and where they had dis tinguished themselves. For the future, the standards 1 of the Gourds are to be preserved in this gallery; and where they are deposited, are inscribed the names of Boman, and other places in Russia, rendered fa-, mous by the sanguinary battles that were foaght there in the last war. The idea of this gallery is so excellent a one, that if it were adopted in this country, we are OM it would give general satisfaction, besides reflect ingisonour on the national taste and gratitude. We learn from the Dutch Papers, that it has become' necessary to employ ice boats at Helvoetsleys, to con• vey the English mails. That of the 19th from Englead, and that of the 24th to this country, were conveyed in this manner. This thews how mach more rigid the winter is there than here, though the latitude is much the same, and the distance not above 200 miles. Ac. counts of the arrival of the Waterloo, for whose safety such appiehensioes had been entertained at first, were received a; the Hague, on the 27th ult. They also state, that all were well on board, that none of the 'crew were missing, and that the troops were in want of nothing. There is no political news of any kind in either the flamborgh or Dutch Papers, bat what bad reached us before through other channel.. EXCHANGES. • MlSnal4ll4 Jul, SO.—O. Losent, 11 In.; 11 M. 11 91 j. Rotais44, JAL 44.--04 Louden, M. T. M. 34. 4. St. Parossasseir;Jas. 11.-04 liaMos. 10. Bow, 1u5.113.-434 Linden, 3 M. 4. Sae. V5434;4, J 44. 17.-0 i Landes. 11. St. CITY. TWO O'CLOCK. Consols, which were In the earlier pert of tie nnweing as 1114 I, have since receded to lOj, with little doing. Colombian Bonds have also declined (ran 37 I to 341/ I. THE JUNG. 111116HTOti; F t The Royal lasi were mils le attendauce in the Music Room of the Palate last sight. bet beyond the Royal Suite there was so sompasy. His Mem= was he visibly Improved spirits. The mower le enisirin at the Pavilion to.day, respecdsg the Kies's health, hot been-- 41 Ms 34esty is guise hieU.* The Dachas st Oteoceeres, attended by Lady laaant.a Mame, has been shopping to-day,. vidting divers places to snake purchases, and walk's' from the Palace for such a purpose, is pre ference to \Wag recesree to a carriage. Mr. Secretary C• 111111011 b still maimed to Me residence by indis. resides, but is graileally recovering his health. The Prince SIMIIIIIASV returned from Sir SONS SIMLA"?' Park. at Matesleld, to the Royal York Hotel, this afternoon • and aeon After left his same at the Palace. His Serest Highne ss was suc cessful is his sheeting escurdoas at MaresSeld. He 'killed, from Meows fowliagliese, tasty bead of game yesterday, and misty-tour the day previously. The Duke el Witstamont was of the shore shooting party, pad sting rentals. at &r Joint's. Faaauaav Te-r The Nobility and Gentry continue daily to pay their respects to Ms Illaaarry, by leaving their names at the Palace.. The inquiries thiti day. That "His *icily is felaC hied." The following, Letter has Item received by Weee,,Raq. the High Ceirstabk) in answer to the Address of Condolence to his Marartv, on the lamented Death of the Duke of YOWL 4. W bit ell all. January 28,1827. " Saa—l have bad the bo•eur to lay before the Rum the swat dutiful and loyal Address of the Nobility, Magistrates, Clergy, and' Inhabitant. of Brightest, and I have the satisfaction to Inform you, that his Mummy was pleased to receive the same In the meet gracious manner. " I ma Sir . • 0 Your woubbetiket iiimble 'etyma. " Rom, lizas." " To Mr. Tsgmus Won. Higb Caessalite, Melton." ANDOVER, FEBRUARY 2. =~ The grand 11411, gives by the Gentlemen who eospeae the Coe , potation or the Tole of Andover. and which had been postponed consequence el the reams national calamity. took place lost enemas. Thy Stewards. mom this occasion, were ilk J. W. Polka, Bart. &M T. A. Balkh, Reg. Members of Pediment for this town, sack of wham had, with their accustomed inoadicence, contributed 1,000/. towards the erection et a new ; the opening of which public talcs, the present Assembly was coded to COM. 1111011111111(11. Under the experienced direction of Geode's's, so unineedy (rallied for the ash. k will not be supposed there was anythiog wanting to reader the ousted one el paused gaiety, noveky, sod splendour ; sad the inenabers of the Body Corpurate cannot but ►aeo felt highly grated at the presence of t►ose Nobleness and Centimes, who, with their fasailiso, contri►uted so nitich to the reasores of the even*. There wen shoot Me rum proem, sad suds was the spirit w hi ch "Isla" the gob mid dasidesses of Terpsichore, that they oestissaiel as the light (satanic sae" tin be •'Sock this wore leg, as which War they reeked from the teethe ecru, to pay their delineate at the &pine of Morpheus. M►. Secretary Past and the Speaker of the House of Common arrived is Leaden ea Thursday sight, frost Cisrenwst.. COl.Ol LAWS. The Seselatiarta broad* fare/aril by lard Mr. Swann Conga& relpaatietp He Cote Laws, v.% * bode ikon at Parliament co Mantlay, the ihth, He I** at P . Instead of Meaday the 12t6, des* he the Macke er of the Hama al Comertoes. lb* fallauriapAssokt as Ws etijnt bat, been le liseabars dHe Hama d Comm a% trio doe Tre ry Ibmatalppret., a 4 . Isamediate.--Tarar attesimora la l paase i *wetl r 6 , *e Reseletioas respeedei the Cara Liari, as Mandel va nity . weed d,laraday tb 1110, tiar Or *lntim* Nodes Paper of the Mawr at Canaays." • THE ARMY. Ascoget the ses.tras of the Mama* circles. it is turnamg, the Colootricy of the Man has bets Wasik to the APOUNUtA. to lie. of the 7th Light Dregoteas. but Wag farther said. that the liable Marquis had ! Maser Gown/ship of the °Masan. It will be sees by a Maresca to the Military Appoin t ", the last moiety. that Do Meer eases the Duke of has boss vested with-the two loge teat Foos td Co Gist. sad Muter- Gotersith* of the prdaaggs, a 4 lane time, since the days at Uasupapoosa. M I LITA Y FO MOTION Cdrincs, vas. • 11811101tillIPS. His Majesty has beea pleissokbo aggro., .of the r of Foot bearing eo Ms oakum sad appeiatawats, la ether_baboryg• devices SIM& soy have heretofore that the lore of a royal tiger, with the irgewieilbid. is osesTailisislaisief irs Miele,* is would di 4 7 rissie ISOSSIIIII 11. , • 17a " bee bees Ow* winos", of die tied Po* es its mlusittisd appoistuousts, I. able side.... - ei stay hove boretslembors tit ' 'else word 4 Toilsome: is resesmossonti• • :Sseekes of die lieglieiwit is die attack covering Toulouse. on 1001 Aprii. 1114. WAIIPO7IIICi e PIS ,• 114 aggiessot et life Gaards—Coroet and 814-L4itamet Dotter to be 'Animism. by percbaer, vim fir Wilham prioseted • Jars Roos. Gait. to be Corm 00l Sob-lJelittmai, rerebese, etc/ Trotter. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. 41017:111.4 The Maninis and Marebiases of Londonderry Herderdasest. May Fair. Sinn their seat in Itebesd; Lady Celebester and Family at their house in Imla y from their mat, East Orimosead, Sasses ; the Duke ✓ the atable.yard, St... Tames% frost -Lord Feky's seat shire; the Mks of Bueelaugh at Themaes Hotel, ibrkeiryapes t , from Nelms:bat ; Mr. and Mies Thalami at ditto, feet Sol seat, Kirkby Has, Yorkshire ; Lord and Lady g ditto, from their sat in Weide& ; John Talglar, Lq at Hotel. St. Janseek.street,boote Yes mat is WerwiskAke ; fa. nun Willoughby, Ben. at the lissliegten Pas 4 OW and Cork streets, from Sam ;.Lord retere s, fens of Taelasak's seat in Illealesikke Coked Trench, Doke of Rotlandk lank Castle ; John Weedier.* * and Family at Ames& alt •Sb hoses'seases,kom it Hens; Copula lib/dm or ibm, ties Demoniac& IffAlitlftfilUtt Her. Col. Assess, M.P. ter Dann; Gemara Mao, Heal. &. Jasnee's.street. for Meeks ; WWiaua Coupe's, Orald's Hotel. Jernsyn.street, far Tunbridge Wells s Ns, Res. and Nephew. from Kirlahana's Hoed, L street, See the Canaan ; Captain Remeell from-ditub Sir Hark Dillies Massy, bait. and rosily, hare left Sala Lord Glestworth, eldest sea of the Karl of Limerick, indispord in Dublin. CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE. oxiroaiMTRIFART 3. Thursday, the following Degrees were conferred s Barrausas it Danner—P.m Owen Owes, Bellew College; Rev. James Caine, Oriel Cana Mantas or Ants—Rev. • Richard Maelpi-St.. "and compounder; Rey. Kdisard Seebellollnaiblea. Sam Bemis& lathes Hawkins. Insist Dellege; Kee. Coleridge, Enver Colley; John Pelaima Ligne&m, ' &eta' College. -11nenetreo Ass,—Jahn iforry Moab! Wadi. sand ampoundhe ; Jobe Whitmore all. Maw se Ne. Wm. Hale,. Needelen heR; Robert libels. ihrusenume akkard lb/butt, Rnamaese College; Jells • Fawcett, &nese or aria Chunk ; Was Jsarei Stedest of Chase Church; Cyril Wawa Pam Steens awn& ; Kends* •Wm. Collett, Orla Church; Wm. University Cane ; Charles Robert Rosler, Woreossee The Rev. John Fol. MA. Paw of Gnaws Thursday last unanimously elected Palma of doe MOM of the late Rev. Baptisms Collasea s Same day Mr. Clarks 'Lewis Cornish wee sheeted timer, on Mr. Ifiebelk Fousulatioa at lama's Odlsie. The Right Her. lard ViscoostuDowne bee beer pleased Paha tae Rev. D. R. Comer. M,A. of Chris Mach, too Hesse, near York, to be one of Me Lersidale, Chaplains. ;hens_—Peter Maurice, BA. Jeans College. 4 oaferd. Plume—Henry Weir Shiite, B A• Mow at &me r ford ; High Lloyd, B. A. Jesus College, Oaford; / i.e.., KA. Jesus College, Cambridge; Win. Pike, College, Cambridge. The Rev. J. B. Atilt imam M. A. has bens %cussed ti Winchester ' to the Perpetual Comity of Went Coeui,...- Wight, on the nomination of the Rev. J. Reeds% View breathe, in right of his Vicarage. Rev. 0. L. Cellinsoo the Perpetual Caney ef embalm of the Rey. J. ilnelitoorth, M.A. Rev. Wm. R. Caldwell, M.A. Romer of St. Mary's, to the Vicarage of Sandi" ataMirdshire--0.. Harrowhy. The law bas preaantad the Rev. P. Badman, aDd Panay. al &iebell and Ilame, Presbytery . Camila) at Simla and ambush, vacant by Rev. A. Seen, late Minister than. The Duke of Davoitsauta let[ t►'acswoeth model.; and In itis arty to town, his Grace will pay sew The Doke Is impacted at Devonshire House s am Tana) the mason. Yesterday. the Dispatches for Bengal , the eldp Btackingheambiee, Capt. itscwasa GLeaseens... at the East India Meese. end delivered to de: Purser el that The last Dispatches received at the Colonial Depart' mat, heal the Gold Cods. announce, that blajon.Geseral CANTI4.I, was engaged in negodating a peace with with hopes et soften. Dispatches were received yesterday at Ogee tract Colonel A mann, at Vats Dieetaara Lama. The B?CAKIR is in town ready to retain meetary Libeurs on 'Thursday nest. He was yesterday the !speoratians la St. Jassaa's and Hyde Parks. -A shot t time pretreat. to the lamented Duke of Yoais fatal illoses„ his Royal Highness by three young Ladies as he was walla% Itt.Janne's the entrance of the Stable-yard ; they presented which he received with his usual alrabibty. His opened the letter and read it, sod Hoer ask* tbein he &eked them to caM too him the lellowing d Guards. The young Ladies were deoghtees of on bent killed in battle, mud oseemmindg enjoyed small which were to cease es dole meniage. One et them be manled,ood tbe appliadea was ler bar pollee tot to ber doers, width the Royal Duke very Willy mod promptly etukd it when they salmi an him 0-- Yesterday the Leeds of his Neiesty% Privy Cooped mat at the Privy Cassell 01W. Whitehall, ad determine Pisoutios Appeals. The Leeds resent r• /edge of the Arches Caert,the Plesseest the Pals, e Itaren, the Judge of the High Con et Adholtalty, Hs IL Rums. Parzllamas hail a fall rehearsal of doe es Titeleisy, which is to ietredeee Mednaehelle Me imedemawSmes. *weal et the Watiseews Camodwee deo were presses, awl expressed dwiehterallieti ipwoole• et sew is Prima Demi." The Okmenisr of to-wiettew, peke 74. Jaime* et lees Citmeawase le the kigeteitst Weettwaxt sa h ie Chlidree, whisk will be giewelhos4isormst lbe owe length's it sneered hi the Mindy anaists et friday. • • AI% . TIlE' EVENING R. db. 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