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London, England, 1819-04-17 00:00:00

,her of our sorriassn was found expiring in our 1
owls, and cArrisd dead to our hospital. He wits i
stabbed in four places in the breast, sad had a..sahre
wound on the head. Within a few days, se7erwi
other soldiers, more or Ins severely wounded, bare
her„ cArrird to the hospital.
Aotlter article says, that this man received his
"walk in a quarrel at a public-house; that an uit-
dioeution has by some means broken out be-
tween the troops composing the garrison, which
aid have probably beets attended on this occasion
with entisequences but for the exertions of the
()grog., who with some difficulty restrained the
soldiers of hints corps. horse and foot, its their re-
spective barracks. Numerous patroles, both of
ho.,ars sod infantry, hindered the partial rencontres
from becoming serious. The presence of the Prince
of Orange, who happened to be near the barracks,
coloritnited greatly to restore order. A Court-
nor eugaged in the investigation of the affair,
in order to punish the guilty.
BRUSSELS, APRIL 12.

Notwitli-tatuliug the prudent measures taken by
ti,e thhia.y Anilioriti.s, and the active vigilance
of ,':r„ffi,yr., both of the cavalry and infantry, to
prtvriit new disputes between the soldiers of both
was, they could not Hinter tin actidenhil rencola rr,
„ worms, between some subaltern officers of the
infantry and eagle 1110o:it?.
Yesterday aftertionii, in the faubonrg of Namur.
Owl sere already eng.ezeil, whets a detachment of
the Royal Morechatiwiee gallopped up, separated
the combatants. slid took seven hussars to the
watch-house. Au individual who impriptriiily took
part in the affair. was severely antintled with a
sabre. Nomeroa. pstrolts prevented the occurrence
of soy further rinortkr, which was ninth appre-
hended.
The Duke sad Duchess of Kent arrived yea.
truly afternoon in this city, where the greater
part of their suite hid already arrived before
them. Accounts fro. Frankhot just received
state, that the fair ts extremely favourable for
woolirn pods. particularly the cloths of Verifiers
and its neighbourhood.
Private accounts from Warsaw say that his
Mujr-ty the &opera* of Kowa. King of Pnlond,
is sliort!y espected is that capital. to he present at
ao eatraordinary Diet which will be convoked
there.-(Brusse/s Papers, April is.)

RANOVE.R. APRIL 3.

The Assemblyof . the
Staler
ts near to its dissolii-
'ion. lii the sitting of to-day was read it commusii-
lion from the Prince Reeriit. of the sth JalluarY
Loa, in which his Royal Highness declares his was
ith respect to the future General A.vembly of the
titttirp, and requires the opinion of the Assembly.
In this commuoicatiou his Royal Highness %„r.,
•‘ Thin/ it is not the plan to make great changes in
the Constitution, according to which the States
sieve the right to grant lazes, and to share in the
legislation—partly because experience has Aran
the utility of this ancient Constitution of the coun-
try, and tautly because Constitutions introduced
urns inertly theoretical principles will never be so
aitivaotageoris as th..se which have been gradually
tumuli se-cording to the wants of the State."
In the Second Chamber will be the Members of
the Board o. Taxes, woo Oft rot noble ; three
Deputies from the Administration of Ecclexiaistuad
Property ; the Deputies of the Muller Abbeys ;
one Deputy from tlw University of Gottingeo ;
twenty-time from the Cities; mod twenty-two
front the possessor. of free estates. who do not
belong to inc Equestrian Order. The Hereditary
I.suel-Nlarsliel, rod in his absence the Peru.
dent of the Chief Board of Tiers, presides
over the United t. hameirrs. Each Chamber pro-
poses three of its Members, front whom the So.
veresgai selrets one to be its President. The Diet
meets every year, the Members are elected for six
years, but rosy be re-elected ; no per.ons will ever
be inhumed to hest the debates.

hr propositions from the Sovereign are to he
udder.-ed to htsth Chambers ; if their decifitsiss du
slot agree, a union to to be attempted, by a c -
eissts.son chosen by both, to which Commissioners
f tuse Sovereign may be added, to promote ass
ugteeinent. It is necessary su propositions from the
Si die, that both Chambers 1.114311141 agree. The pre-
sent Assearisly is invited to deliberate on tin.. sub-
ject, after which it will be dissolved.—( Hamburg/I
Corresponded, Ap►il 9.)

TRANRPORT, APRIL 8.

The murderer of kuizrbse was still living yes.
terday; it is asserted that sevrrail writers who are
t4svpostri to entertain the same srlitiniriits as
Itiutzrbue have received anonymous letters, In which
they are warned not to br bailors to the cause ut
tirriaany.—(haodess Courunt, April 13.)