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it had a meet fortunate rewl t :fOr r the a of ie Imperial Majesty. Tho conveyed over the Dassilile 41st, by foot brisiges, rite-to Emperor Napoleon conductitri the troupe At thsiessArit -the Apatriaitimojiii 'pig; duke Charles. •IS .r ..k • • • t••• . w The contest was continued lksyggV days wii,h pot greatest obstinacy. At uteteetst, the Archduke alighted. fiat' M h i e i ttimdard. and led a gressaitr• 01 1 4 4f ;s! l i4 Frew cavalry, which he rottlekle.-!:ibt 6 Nt isaat . 4 basurrection greatly diatiagaishod WO . The loss of the eatorwy is Ma:NOW e• •—..‘ • :to Vico • - r TISH PRES S . . 1 iLI UII 7511' .. .tli pg........," . .. • , i ~I,le , . 150.01/11"11‘45 ' . 'RUNWAY. lei& in. ----..—:- vatl4lollltED VICIURIES. • _ 41. i The : tows stbseadatt, kat iiiiO4' with reports farearahle to the Austrian awns. it *MI 554 . that Abe" ie Telegraph had announeed,'At the Admiralty, the arrival of a messenger, finis [taigaland, at Yarmouth, with an account that the Archduke Criiiitt.E. had Made ao attack upon the position of &MAP/11114 on the Danube, and that a entrin ary conflict ensued, which ended in the cipe.lifga' l _defeat of the !';reach, with the lost of so,OaS **owle , . and made prisoners. and 40,000 drowned :in the river, including Bon •eAstyr. Another Fort stated, that the action alluded tAdid not takel, place between lloAtraeTe and the Archduke: CaAakas, but between the Poles and the Austrian . : army, commanded by the Aretniuke Fatima AND. Spathe Vistula. According to the last accounts the enemy bad taken thalaspit.,: and were advancing to .14yottaw. d, rapid enable.iher "Arch... tsh waisite Me forces is a /kw days ....wiAtie Danube. The iftlassiargh Corraspeiwkatira, of the gth. has • i contains no new inforuiatien Article "MAR-SILLLS, KAY 1114 IV. his Qualm. *ad the Pence here; they inhabit one of the -1 city, and live at a very expesl.. 'Nth() takes almost every . dey a walk and frequently visite tha . French which he seems' I. be mitt Dimes _.c lives in a very retired minim". &Sainte nf Doisneau'', a his recent • and itsqmietionable repulse b) the Archduke Climates. "waged. as he now is. lu tiiraieipg bridges ever the Danube, and plisniged bnis• Isaart af ea samara country. juastitlay and assertiat, ima psdiris. prediaasseut ; wd are asacts mote cdiffitaseilnii sating tbalt,iitfewassoe, froin Olt eigiagailaiiiissiet tlakrust variety if Viscts presented *gig die Fe stiess Papers frost every past of ..the • Ctiadastale.— liefee4 iadood to as. as if the Gamow pros sod c4ll.oo i ts possible deliverance • hi*, dmi reword 'tem imposed on it, if we may jttdirt br it Isar easaliented in seine of the -hem deetterett.by the Wirtensberg troops, task *star .thth .peilepees ;" Alien tit . , elite Mesas thleA.ggeste thee/el. pi. ult.! vni 4 lbergerillussfirdit lie other goo Austrians ! er. td they repass the Danube beak to Krems ? It is evident, though be 'tidies to conceal it, that the - Ike is taking Mm in the rear. Betides. the /across the river at Krems Will broken &mei . It when hie retreated over it, franc Mats: Roe. thou, did thew Austrians ye-appear. ;.cits the eight bank ? We must emit fit `the Archduke's account of these traiiiiections, whiesk we suspect. will be very differeu: frets that of BeWe ea 1111%. • ' .• ' Parliament was pronestsed, yesterday, after mat of the most laborious &Naomi in the. memory of man. The Session was consistent throughout, for the speech With which it closed was also most sixtraordinary.—ln the course of the late Semites. of Partianseut, a Violent revolution has takes place in Sweden, and our faithful ally, the wuguani- MOUS IGUITASHO'ADOLPHUS, has been dethroued. The angry feeling that cut us off from all commerce with the traimotleatic world has sub sided, and nothing hat some slight err or tuition.. derstaading in the diplomatic. department, elitist „toeing with the BaltltH ENVOI!, or the BRITISH SeCRItTARY of STATE, appears to bare delayed ll complete reconciliation and establishritent of the fiemer friendly relativiss between the two countries. Turkey, *Mae politics' trembled in the balsam, lies aim decided in favour of Eugtand, and now Ilse the attention of Howie, and distracts her arca. Not one Frenchman remains in Portugal i Arequires ouly a common e ff ort or patriotism terilmiseese in Spain. to drive King JOSIIPH °nee ..Vieelt revues his throne, and chase - the enemy to' the foot of the Pyrenees. The valuable Wand of Martinique has fallen beneath Ws Miami( , arms, and a French fleet hes been destrnyed iii Basque Roads. thus removing *tin farther from roiliest* all the enemy's hopei of shipie- ee;', ibahlk"altal commerce.—These chiiiiiee bete tikpn . idacein ear external relations. Intswilleissffeiras of "vital importance, have also come under' the civet 'nee of Parliament. ' The Rouse of Commons , Illalli in re eminent degree, ehrwo itself the guard* ,of the public parse. Reform, iti ail the depart. meats of State, has been thiersfer of the day ;ad effseial corruption and abuses. from A* asifils pp to the limes von. have called, fait . in quiry and correctioo.—blOst; if pot .all 4.1 those. subjects, were worthy of notice 'in. the speech dicing the Session' of Parliament : yet,' with res pect to foreign pointi. they are. all passed over is reek estop' Spo!, eree:Aolltsia:Ced as to our rillal +drain; 4.4iew:lt mitten** itself with a biaLtii thiepeople :Ceram, to lore the Constitution; csoteeettotalletes the' Centroons, upon the pres-i -alien that it has made for'the poorer Clergy. New. slibilteart the successes of A nitric may have been, .4it masa. no share -of their merit. It is very -11repeshe has put the 'honey of this country in re . slllolition. and Parliament has sanctioned her call ; bat not one &Stith guinea, nor one British soldier. t contributed to the victory upon the Dawdle. tVith souped to Spain. the other foreign topic.- selected '• fie congratulation, Span leas not kept the promise aft bar surly exertions—and Frenchmen still pollute her soil alt . h their presence. As to domestic affairs, it required sosus ingenuity in Ministers to selei t the Poor Clergy Bill, amidst each a variety of matter of importance; and most uuquestionabli the people have sbewu their love for the Constito• Lion, in their seal to correct abuses. and to presaiii it in its original Parity. . If the Fre nch Bulteaus encourage us to hopes the intelligeace frees all other pert. announces un equivocally the efforts of the Tyrolese to clear their country of the ihvtideri. They have not only ere fected this object, but they carry terror over Swa bia and Bavaria.. Neither of the Kiev whom Bo- Parsers has created will feel much at his ease ; the one at Stutgard, the other at Munich. • thus llest.tsa is marehnag at the head of 0,000 Austrians, and Voralbergers whit have driven the French "kola Liudaa ; while we see that the Pritice -Royal of Bayer.' 4. who was intended to join the COISP:dO at Vienna, has been suddenly ordered to repair to Lints. All these Picts and circuinstauces eloquent. Ip bespeak emborressateut. . ' If the eaecdute related in The Utrecht Gazette, of the 1 eth June.-respectiegrhe A rehdukeCneates, he authentic, it conveys a high idea of his ardour, " Hi alighted." mays the article, " from his horse. seized a pair of colours, mid led on his grenediees, against the enemy's cavalry." ilomr.a could not have placed Dsonens in a inure sublime attitude. 'At thh battle of Prague, fought iu May, 1757. by ' the great FORDLRICK, agaiust Prime CUARLS.S of LOILHAIR. it is well known. that when the Prussian. gave way, Marshal SCI4WEIIIR seized, in like mail- Per, the standard of his regiment, anti rushed into the thicket ranks of the enemy, allele he was 'killed. Iris Inely, when found, oat wrapped in • the Wows, but his troops, inspired by such an estaniple, tollne s eil him, and gained the victory. The eeedpek brig, which has arrived at Ply mouth, from the- Rochetert station, has brought intelligence, thet the. .4tnefise and Stara.* frigates have taken. on the coats'. of Spein„a Freud* ship. a brig, end a corvette, all from Corunae, richly laden with /Alms. mud gold and savvy plats--a part of the ;gender collected lay the French iss Spain..—The meek have not 'yet arrived. bat are heurii tes= s t e • 11 :41. P.O.i t+. which r Cri.... id l t :sreruallu i ti l :: to ow ileolbsy bight in the Hens. of Commons by Kr. la; Suomi; hut the nature and extent of these discOldelds wets not etptaissed. otos of jibe Majesty% Coarniesisa Gir eseleeleg Mein at w e d t o " hate i '4oo u vel l "sr you 4•17.11:=.= trot I:lf l i o ttf s ko of gas est Hein stPeasa. Whew the . Iftinly Cswiisa T elb ' lllll Tie3rsAkiti;, accoiiipenli.it by it soiteber‘tif ten3ber l 1r in plane' . jlietebers, attended accordingly. • . did they deV OA! lipee the gicteAß'S retain, he said that the evident. • "'• Lords Commissioners bad deliVered tit* following Arehdul • . ~• Ihiles —rib,. which see the Lords.) whia° : the gprevlrrna, then testa by the SPEAttli.t. Hta hridgee the "elei" the . Meashers ibutding around the 'Fable. 'The n. 7 NI ! birliti • Bleitherii.Alseu withdrew,. and the Session ended. tent. 4••••••••••kWiftli•Mh*: • in thAultle. 20.00 p to deeds, end the Austrian army alai ti a doiViderable lose. " On the 23,1, the French retreated Aram, beidipia which mill reinaiited, over the easy stilt. remained ; bat lgeie aloe had manifested a disposition to retreat , when • this latilligetan conic from haad-qeorters." • - • " 101111101411 r Si. " Letters fFont Naples mentirm, that the English, Neapolitans nod CalabriansorhO had aside a land- ing -neat Reggio. to the number of Aouo 'men, lore beta - Eau& prisoners. They were drawn into lhr interior. and surrounded by the division of 43ioneril Poitenean."—/Hoorihiegii Cerrespoadea. ,*.us, Jam 9.) lermeamersent. ' IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. - - IP nc.ipape., Weovisoax, AMIN 11- • Lembo _ ' • We ere weesseded by His bropety es reloaded pp, dirt His Majesty bee greet estiellowieo is Wild asebiedr /be etas of tlie politic Weisel*. to when y.. drew pude selesiewe in Parliament. illejeley ameba see Hiles yew Mire into Tow g= aair=WA you irdiersiellee to Y Z I LOWIt IPA onoWle. is *OW eit west to times maid**. bee, sod OW bony Ceeell. bwir, *kid it has war bees Hie Mairetti Issiese wish to *psi Wet to losistaispeemi awed "Mob. wider President, obipssilsbe mildew/ weepetity - • i:ll,4l4llPodesties alllrt hoe Altai Meryl p. Ile the Mom" Pot tllpllierheyllieleas .it these tl • *lli ift Var c dre e s: NIA" the dirsor. t tr • awli oris s 'lltfii` aregear 1. Sy r I atteurisail to phenol to _ q — Mahe, oldie it h eselled thilhpubs • asterupsd sad iteeso4eseabte resistarice spies( Ihefeoryetiettiort time, of tire, French Goveroooet, he., aisbeesose the., osmahosei ha other Nosiest of Ewer, o. to mist, by sam .last , the teetieued sad prissemiag easseetbsosate ea their sehiy slid tosispeadeeee. " Maws% the osesetebtly of ail bars si sweats. sod the wielositodai aessolsot epee war. forbid toe osallidelis esi poslalles of • eillehrfory Memo to the yroiesit lima& 11.botibe eirmasea wow of Europe, His Illsjesty esse. Olt 111•111 i "lath Um moo" grams the arms ei the iswprielt &WO" sneer Uis *Qs * *ea fultiefefshid stse &OE 11111111riiii Illsbessis the ArandlOws Arnim eft et Sessisfar Us ono dsiissersses, Ills Ms. heiffbielliblise Mssesure yes, dos le so siettnatned Oat *ls will spostillk OAP eell l / 1 111M, Chet awl ser alba ter tiliP•4•11111111ANNSI ef the Indspenasace and Se tosity of ether Netions,is sin Inn erainetve to the trips hoe. sank Sim it is bacon* the dismiss sad beaver, of Great &Mike* Then • Catntnissien for proroguing the Peril*. MIMI wee reed. After which the LOAD CHAIIIOIII 14t• . 01 KT LORDS AID Gamet.awap, : ' of ui • Orrin:we et His litsjesty's Sift* Asst. to us sad ether . Lends directed,• lei- new uped.les4u. M His Majesty's astat, and ta utiodioneaospliflaiseisubs prawersa chi. Padlositiat to Thursday, the tali deyyddew lost sentos belles here beide.; end Ilia' in • 10 • 846 101Peteeisidas a 7 achy. Me wihp4t • =AP The Special Colornissiass being tool, li p t ive , leMaliCELLoit declared Parlistnent to b e need Thursday. the loth .lay of August next. Irbe Canunems then retired to their own Iforimli agardwir bwairbips soon afterwards also • 7-'MI 1 7 ;q t l, " HOVOL OF COMMON /y, 4 , 04 1 s:. --- ....a At Itairepset three o'clack the Holotiionet. ,Aa • mom am- Ow Snags:ft hod taken Ska Chalr: Apt, Damn' Miss •of the BL•c• •1 • 4qte ph. oh dressed hint : • al *. Shurhe...The Leeds suthertreaS4o ~~ fAiL r. ate //r. recoiVed. It certainly in nit firm MOIR* , Aug.burgh. Moak*, er any attbe places 104 by the French - ie. ttistriii. &galas. sad Wet we .bead leek for iatellience of a • • adverse to the f7etsican tytirk Yet is it from therm very quarterd tbat is learn his ilisasters, and the augeneutiiig spirit of disaffection . insurrection which appears to pprvade and to Germany. There is something singular. if not ominous. in this proceeding, which eau only be erippciseq.to arise (ipin the notoriety and iinpos. sibilly.ofvoneentingibx facts themselves. But let iteeve. eatatiae aye nerd% ro Lao x'S own Bulletin. selreaaellaa leet.tef the tirof June. Like all the isratleding. it Wilt..cure; Oracular. and calculated to attliest. Short and couciss as it is, every event corst on montedui itdemandselucidat or explanation. Wiiii.aud whit, are the armies that his Duke of Rance. has four times defeated in regular battles ; and of which splendid victories, we are told, that 4 6 the report Anil be published r By the limn* of the General.insehief. who is said to be takets, and which is StolliStrlrcu, we suspect that they WPM Morlachian and Dalmatian levies en-wasee. whit*, animated by detestation of the French. meet to the House of Austria. have nall ibseed le give battle to, MAZOIONT. Hut we are told is the • ' meet paragraph. that Al AMOS T arrived. moths god of May, at Fiume. '6 Aud Ars," says rears. " the army of Italy bas formed a juncle•ll with the grand army, of whirl' the army of Deb.; tia forms the neuritic tight."—?ln.v, who dent :a ipe,bkir , r om4 .. t,104 . ;i t i 1 !mien ? For where- is chihei4, gitt Gulf of Cariierw,in lat. 4,1,4 111011 Unin...wliile•tiiss wane! army is at Eller*. dorf, and Wee LAiM4 "likler-Lohou, its latitude Mt 4 ql*fil l itifitilyltAkhisinaater have fore st • 14A 1 2, 4114+ of itso sailer. r«, . OP" AV- ftedThAciegies.teeriesie. These figures swi so ks soy do; vary wall; Wine /0111APstrit . carries iittsellheirhttis ; but no Weill: will be armee to beautician tatii . itivj will he reduced to their . . if st Die story *beet tbe Ilteesiaivacw-' I tigste. is only introduces , •iftle Am' ..st the polling of Cheer --!c• sad melba of *whim& between aistVAimias via. As to the oetioladiag intelti l ecoos. reletive the Aunt:Lea cosies o. oh* IWO said 1 , to have posed from -4 4 MI6 of the Demobs. sod there irsva .. '7' to the la. About belf-post three o'clock the Loup CU u Vistu ' IMILLOR took Me ant upon the woolosek. a owl that quarter, t nd. after . roma mere raw. his Lordship iienuoi . ited upon that river. and 'Mum, that Old Majesty had been pleased to issue This vie !ryßl Rita Co , tutlwrisilitg certain Peers ctaitAk wad idmity his Royal Assent to a certain with tblM~U► {fit thoweia tweatiaw4l-; and oho a Spacial Coin- eadesiep, statiorisi the t ionte Pears. in His Ma- The Pelf* _name. to ' the Pairlistoost. • I wo ree „,,,j; Mwietly after. the rchbishop oflCanterbary. the but Ile rasituing L•rd.Cbluteellor. Earl Camden, the Earl of West- ' .44 the Earl of Darttanath. as • Lords • iti their robes, took gifir CHASMS the bench, at thd foot Of the. ThiWoe ,of Peace. ars still femme. Deputy Ualeart4 the sellisitged; ne mit ' oat 6 4 .1. in this to seder the attrodsutow of the Coastaana.• who aeon • dos sots , rbe , Ku, afterwards appeared at the Beltveith the limit?! that bead. M • • tbe heriosei. iuJ • • The IllayalAsient. in theltestial.'ise"•Tpt with orb pasalspi& Oita to Hob Local NNW* al 'The Quest, li The L•tus Cassaaa&coa theniaddteiteiThit fps Irving Speedo to boa) agues of ips/ia_nesse : If the igsaaiiosi al Yee LOUP. Gssiateastr, •" • and itatruastionabl orrtstonro ot lali Newer or Cot;SAWN °MO,. ti re it lo oossoomot Mod His Msiesty , jos fiemiery fi srt posobiso voloislo yes WA sesilirlhi th e wa s mot roan sot* aqsoosAbraltilaboi . • ortieles t Irisoloso *am poor loariOt bob 0 1 04 1 4 4 11,111-n ben SWIMS. witbodcoosonoqlusi %was% „ " tioolourboo upon lob Pao*. Pied Ighertisreiadorti eantarepl its 4,4llms.W il ie s .pt attritios to lois rillilgpogior* oil a- oistuve ad revisits* row tits poorer Ciouproolo•dlitiatiotas, tpie c i, e l y pee isouroolog so Prisfiedri' re = oleili olistooti&orogloi Of nesters. o brour r, Loses aro Osortuosi, AM/ WOW ettoasoo sod ompooolbloill- we of violence ma sehleate br winch dos Sake et Rotes astompts4 to oar. if not oni r 4 THE o.9qqa.* Talltlfay, about two a'clOCE, rm. hal* lobate Levee Wt Abet/miles %date, whi c h . des attended .; The Archbishop Ceaterhadr, the Lod lontehlesit ad the 111hiesil, the Lod Prter Seel, ibe.firet Lord .of the Tres. she KestessGeasiel of the Ondeease, tie Find Lord iof nos dchaioslity, the PoatiJaat alba D Revd at Trade, a s I three 9acnstatate afloat*, tat C3tasse4hte at . the Exclirspier, • the Seerstary at War. the Ceaseseseder-is-Chill, the Jeci Aavorate, the Lord Chitiaberhia the Lewd bawd or the V realsold the Dolma' ilittstrelli the Ifwt aie 011 abed sedriird W ; t ri ttr o ae f t H il l i ren thri srl P. ifrrilleks, L. 6 Co v l e lre rr = il E :s i n ieti d J a l"l . l2 Paile t Deffabardea,andhia Eacellency Dre Puttageese A shaavadoe. The fallowin;. , 11411 the honour of bei.pg present. ed L ti rd H araute is klaf . ta tregiveist2= ro boomendlorsiotaro - Colons i Kr• Ptsetzt e r hiloppereserateft pasteclut of the Yearn** . The abionisd Ilikatbokopre bit appeletroat to tat eolowied Ofthe Soda Local *Weis. . Cestenotaree Bei" **Ode appellate's.* to the Tees. opal Sean. • &at Ureetille Leviers Gower, arm likleitsesivitomi .s...taa r ktww. Dr. Ibbarden, apes his beteg appealed Ploys:dm i, His Modesty. elteratiet FIRES° took leave of H. Massive; he wus introduced by the POIITUOUE3II AMISS. SADOE. His MAJESTY held a Privy Council, and gave audiences to the Doke bf iriTLAND , the rest of the Cabbie! Ministers posies , Ste Devi° Dolmas, end Mr. RYDER, who laid before His Mau= the proceedings of several Course Martial. ,TO Tiff JUNTO* OP. THE IltirfOlf P 2.104 beet sty Mepentlae Mbar* et the peal amp AI/1•0 thillt,. Abate .1s this Aws!, tt. lade n** er 'mem, who, same mg mobile asameb here sor. Nolen ay enistarce, led le Ili Ilkweeloore are.s” Cheeks. .Hs twin_ lses With mad lb theolllMlnor Hospital, Asltb/l#"Mkeatiter hos her Inepiseihnolei mad that the eamarems millsetamookiehlrees haft mode therear. hove eelflioloillaperoaisemboollodhlt • • _lll4 11.07 wipe anima. asked are. If 1 eleitine •fo be liteoellt of the abilinesse =Moot hal d tba chresasimmees whiek . iota neglects pears; aria, at disease that, t i 6mmtd-har to let-the Daemon latas, that I wake* say krllet en the Not thamielitive kg so ! ho Imam Ow shim) to peeeelhoolmionnake " : ll l seppeet dt bet emiellimi tea I ley pairmeemee walla bermes. me eiptabse bona I reemeneodierreprielese of • Coxamt-Gardee Thera to aloe as se alpg Os s the Mo w the eatels . Chaiiella italaushemk l / 2 tat la ma tt a tt itarthlt sigintraior id la s 08 . 010 * es the 6th r . Jolty, a the Pootheires the p.aasc of olinr will he applied Ile thesis sof Paine Chandlis. 0a dig tom er aos a s e, L=hig rear of ui as eeldwasei lush.. eke, mad • ease. If I here dellaroleratonedeg this beentlea ; Whew. it ear only that it smiebt met aledoo *lib the Cab alist she Middlesex Hoopiimieial ea, 11111- I.....4 iewitedbUy. • - • Wee Menem I • A. -- IlitEll4ll4. • wwwwwwwiemisimi Yesterday. at woe tioloelli Hee prier , Imam Anal/eta and EtitsalleTtl. holloured 4 1 1 rout end. Counties of Casation with a vieit t _et their. house in Upper •Groorrood*taset. The . si. ble bat conducted Hot NW itetr from her emir ridge into the house. The Priem of Wa Les fol lowed soon after, and partook of a stnaptuons cold collotiou with der MAJIIIITY sod the Pelmets/Ims afterwards his Heist nighties, conducted H. MAJESTY . and the Princesses to their carriage, upon their return to die Quastes Palace. Her MAJESTY hoeoured, iesterdey, the Gaut** of CARDIGAN with • risk. eat her Amine in . Upper Grosivotti-street. and partook of setae rebirth. went*. Yesterday, the Cabinet Ministers dined witil the Duke of PORTLAND. at his house in 'Piccadilly, Lady K urn gave a grand ball and supper, but night, at her hooey. in Harley-street. It was at. tended by upeants of 300 Fashionable'. The tabldi were heid out fur 100 persons, end abounded w:th 'every delicacy of the season. The bell-room wet bedliendy lighted, and the Root testefelly chalked in devices. At eleven o'clock, the company begets to aa.emble ; ainompit those present were-.the Duchesses of BEAUFORT. Norrnusteeatitee. and ST. A Ler ; Marchioness bf SALMI/ST ; Lord and Lady k no ; Lady PERTH; &C. &c. The Earl and Countess of Osmium have left town for Cohli.tto; Lard and Lady' kT. ASATN ; for Norfolk ; and Sir timaitat Osaoam sad faaill. for their sent in Hertfordshire. • The earl of HARCOURT *retrain town, on Tear ela from his ant at St. Leonard's Hill. Mrs. JORDAN, since her arrive! in Dublin, has re. Gelled the moyt Littering *Nan frees the pliacipa provincial Thew*. Ireland;in but, we understand. they have bee, all "dined. and she will return to iseneMProm the clots Diblio regagement. Mr. Jones played Kew. w O'Haarez's lively . Comedy of Wiii•thoto, with isereesed seccare, at the Haymarket Theatre, lasi night. Mra, Bubo!, late Mita Llfoo. we. are happy to find, is perfectly recovered from her•Tateishinsaing .indisposition. ULLA wit sod Idea. Dicanes bare arrived et inborgh. and were to perform time on Mon- ' Clay Mc.. SUDDA MS woo expected to perform on the SNIDE *Veiling at Ghtegose. ;Ir. PLR LET her lied a very mere rheostatic fryer ; hut the admirers of comic humour %Ili *- joke to leer* that his health is almost re-establislied. A graodfere was given in the King's Beech Pio ▪ on Tuesday sight. ow amulet of the Iseehout Roll having received the Royal Assert. On Sunday. when Colossi ,Doeatatt, of the Royal Horse (lino& (Bless) had returned to the barracks at Window, with tam ReitiMmit en" church. be mounted his horse with a view of pay ing s morning riot to the Earl of Hancentro st Leonard's Fllll ; the hone being very ymbig e end not acicuatattoeti to feel a sword etraiest hie loldtp took fright at its became restive. nosed opposed at length turned suddenly to eed threw the Cele. nee; he unfortunately fell epee the left dale el* head, and was takes. op apparteady pkiltse 1 fte wee conveyed to his apart mess to a least stair. We molooppy to es y he motto net sod able to writ. Se Ms Ludy. I I