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the Moja Bey and the Biome to t=art the utmost Log on his !aiding. The orders were regularly
care to preserve public tranquillity. drawn up, and circulated in every direction. These
The oaken of the Russia. agency at Bucharest written orders having been universally circulated,
have removed to the residence of the Aviaries apd being seat by the proper authorities, they gave
agency.—(Auseriats ditterver, &pastier II.) confidence to the general rumours that had been
Vienna, aspraitsaa 9. talked of for several days, that his Majesty would
The accounts of the retreat of the Macedonians positively take this route to Peril. The expected
into the mountains, and of the raising of the stele arrival of his Majesty has given rise to the greatest
of Tenezzsr (the ancient Pella), and of the block- activity iu Boulogne; and when it is recollected
ode of Salonielii, are confirmed. It seems that the that between three and four thousand English are
melancholy end of the Livadian corps has induced temporary residents at that sea-port, it may he
the prudent Odysseus to take this step. He ex- safely anticipated, should his Majesty land there,
petted reinforcements, which he receives daily, that he will experience a reception that cannot fail
because Greeks from all quarters, encouraged by to be moat Battering to the royal feeli„ga..,
innumerable Proclamations, hasten to join his
,
standards. For the plesent, he seems quite secure
HANOVER
His Excellency Count M nosie SEPTEMBER 15.
r, after staying seve-
in the mountain., which are easily defended, and
ral days in this city, has gone to his estate in the prin-
the Tui acs besides do not seem disposed to attack
cipality of Hilderheim, and will return here by the
him• time his Majesty arrives. Besides the guard of
The Proclamation of Prince Ypsilanti, publish-
honour on horseback, formed of the principal citi.
ed by the Hoomburgh Correspondent, is considered
sans, against the visit of his Majesty, a great part
by the Greek emigrants here to be a forgery, be-
of the other citizens have now joined to form a guard
cause the confidential friends of the Prince know
of honour on foot. In the little town of Pattensen
nothing more of him at 'prevent than that he is in
also, two leagues from this City, the chief citizens
the ueighbouthood of Terneswar.
have formed a guard of honour, which ulteady
wuaasestao, SEPTEMBER 14.
amount to above sixty.
The concordat o:tween_ Bavaria mod the Pope
In every place through which his Majesty will puma
will shortly be circled into esecutiou. It is said
from Minden hither, triumphal arches are erect.that the lionsination of the Bishops and the other
Two are erected in the suburb of Linden, throogh
members of the Chapters is already in the press.
which his Majesty will pass on his arrival before he
It is expected that about the Old or 24th Septens-
reaches Ilerrenhausen. One of these is erected by
bar the publication will be made in a solemn man-
the district, the other by the High Bailiff', Von
tier, not only in the capital, but in the whole king-
Alters. The triumphal arch erected by the city

dom.—(AmremSerg('orrespowdent; September 15.)

is nearly completed ; it is in an elegint style, and
adorned with several paintings by our celebnited
artist, Hamburg. The troops whirl) are to be
drawn together during his Majewty's stay have re-
ceived marching orders, so that they may all be here
by the 26th.

The KlNera P1317' to the CONTINENT.

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It now appears certain that the King will embark
here for the Coniiii•lit. Sir Wittiest Curtis lately
made an offer of his seat, Cliff House, situate op-
posite this harbour, for his Majesty's residence,
should he prefer embarking at lisinsgate. The offer
was most graciously accepted, and great preparations
have been making for some days past in expectation
of the royal visit. It was not, however, known for
certain until last night that the worthy Alderman
would have that honour. This morning brought an
account that his Majesty will honour him with his
company at dinner to-morrow. and that he may be
expected between six and 'even o'clock at Cliff
/louse. His Majesty has also directed an elegant
dinner to be provided fur his suite at the Pier.
house, where, no doubt, they will be sumptuously
entertained.

FRANKFORT, SEPTEMBES 11.

The Landg►eve of Hesse is negociating here •
loan of 40,000 florins, which are intended to defray
the expenses of the honour of receiving ■ visit from
the King of England.