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seer. Oa binding the whip to his Grote, his Majesty limbed
Si Captitie Browse, ihe'esisser, aJ was pleaded to eerie*
kireself is the following gracious sseetter
" Mr. &Wee, I imend this whip to he promoted le the
gamer of the IMMO horse is !reload; weight fee eiP, sod 1 when
you to Ss the weights, sad draw up as article weeurdimg to
which it is tube rem for ; mid in addition to this whip,
Is to ho rue for every yeas, I give a Stakes of One Flinartred
°Mesas smasally. As I wish to recommit the hired of
Stress horses is this country, you will take care to make the
weights very hese', sad that nu horse younger thee foe,
pears MIMI he permitted torso for it."
Alsace ether circuses/fifteen attending his Majesty's visit
to the Ciirrach, the Duke of Mn• trose, Master of the Horse,
expressed his approbatioo at the moaner in which the Connie
war kept, mid observed, that he sever witnessed • Comsmos
well kept, our one where su many Colarse•keepers were
dressed iu hisMejnity's livery. The &cabins Were all sew.
Tim deputy rangers were also mcrunied, sad dressed in the
King's livery, and many persons conceived knot the style is
lileh they • open, (do het they were his Majesty's ewes ties yams.
After hie Majesty quitted Ilse Iseengsteteng.ruoin, the /kegs.
orda ordered the tables to helmets covered, to which almost
every respectable person os the Course Was invited, mid
from she excellent rireastgensesis mode by them, the utmost
harneouy sod r. polarity prevailed.
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?HK ARMY.

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On Monday last, the 91st regime's', and three sipailreaa
of the 3.1 daimon guards, were impeeted on the Gl.sgow.
gives by Major•Geuersl Sr T Bradford. As the ttl.t regi-
ment are, byaad.by, to sail for the West ladies, the Gene.
rat was pleased to order that a number of the men be io.
diked with short fierlonghs.
Ou Thursday two troops of the Id dragoons arrived is
Carlisle, where they are to remain till further orders,
That distinguir•heil regiment, the Seth or Co ht Rea-
ves, under the cumnsaad of Colosiel Ferguson, lauded at.
Dahlia, from England, on Tuesday.

THE LATE 18th HUSSARS.
A circumstance connected with this distinguished Teti.
meat deserves to be noticed far its extraordinary singularity.
The corps was raised in the year 17M) (in the reign of King
George the Second) by the present Marquis (then Earl) of
Drogheda, although not numbered until 17411, consequently
it bas existed in three reigns (one of them of 80 years du-
ration); sod this venerable Nubkm•a has to say, what
doubtless cannot be said by any other person living, and
which, perhaps, is uoparalelled in military history, that be
raised a regiment or droguons sixty-two years back ; can-
nonaded it in chief during lb. whole of that extraordinary
long wriod ; and, after all, is still living and well, after
bowleg seen the regiment Bally disembodied, and its name
and number wholly blotted out of the list of the army !
There is sonsetbiug painful to • feeling mind, ill the retie&
limn which must naturally brim from a separatiun after so
lout • connexion ; but, we trust, the Noble Marquis will
he is Plisse sweaturo teconeded to it, when be cons.ders that
the aceessities of the State respired the reiltietiou of bin
corps, aaJ when be is assured, that both affirms mid men
wilk awry with them into private life their best wishes for
b 11 •nd happiness.

INQUEST ON JOHN POLIDORI, ESQ.

An Inquisition has bees takes before T. Niger, Esq. De-
puty Coroner, at the residence of the father of the above un-
fortunese gentleman, in Greet Pulimey-street, Gulden-sqeare,
who was discovered lyiug oa his bed in a state nearly ap.
preaching death, ■nd under rather singular circumstances.
Tb• following evidence was submitted for the considera-
tion of the Jury
Charlotte Reed, the servant to Mr. Guitano Ponder', the
father of the di ceased, •said her masters ion livid in the
house, and for none time bad been indisposed. On Monday,
the 20th of August last, be returned from Brightom, since
which his conduct has manifested strong symptoms of iitco-
berence, and gave hid order for dinner in a very strange man•
nee. On the Thursday &Bowie' the deceased dined with a
gentleman residing iii die same bore-, and on that uceesion
be appeared very much depressed in his spirits. About nine
o'cluck the same evening he ordered witness to leave w glass
(tumbler) in his room; this was unusual, but one was placed
Is be desired. Deceased told her he was unwell, if therefore,
M did sot get up by 12 o'clock neat day not to disturb him.
Witness, however, • few minutes before twelve went into his
room to open the shutters, and en her orient saw the de.
ceased lying in bed ;he was not is any an I position,
but seemed extreniely ill. IVitoese immediately left the room,
went up stain, and euninsuslicated what she had observed to
• gentleman, who in.tantly rime down. Witness the* went
for medical assistance. The deceased was about twenty-
six years of age.

Mr. John Deagostini, the gentleman alluded to by the last
witness, corroborated her statenseut on his giving him the
invitation to dine, which he accepted in a way quite dif-
(erect from his usual condom Witness also observed, that
some time glace the deceased had met with ea accidenst—
was thrown out of his gig, and seriously hurt is the head.
Uu Thursday at dinner he spoke in half seeteeces ; the con-
versation was or politics and a future state. The deeessed
observed tether harshly that witness. world see more than
him ; be appeared to be deranged is big mind, and Isis cora-
tenanee haggared. At dinner he ate very little; see. after
be left the room, but joined again et tea, hardly spoke a
word, and retired about nine o'clock. After breakfast seat
nuareitig whams inquired of the "invent whether Mr.
P. had goo. oat ? she replied, No, aad that be had desired
bee out to disturb hint. About twelve o'clock the servant
came to hint very much alsrmee Witness immediately went
to the apartment of the deceased, and observed a toothier on
the chair which contented nothing but water, sod did nut
have
any deleterious substance that the deceased might
hare Mime; he was seamless, and apparently is a djinig
state.
Mr. Thomas Copeland, a surgeon, residing in Gold's-
finale, deposed be was sent for soddenly to attend the de-
ceased, and attempted to discharge the contents of the sto-
mach without effect. He lingered for about tee minutes,
and expired. Another medical melodrama's soon after arAved,
bet bit assistance was also thug.
There being no further evidence adduced to prove how
the deceased cause to big death, the Jury, seder these tit-
coussiencrs, returned a verdict of—" bee by tie oisilatiete
of God."

MEETINGS OP CREDITORS Al' GUILDHALL
111111 DAT.
J. Neiman, Isle of Wert Drayton, vintner ...... 310
H.. l'aytor, late of the COMBINICICIIii-read, waster-ma.
Awes
A.W.lestes, New Brent fat d, corn-merchant
W. Noddy, Hillingdon, former
R. Cmwden, Knightsbridge, shoemaker
B. S. Sanden, Yet k,corst-(arior
DIVIDENDS.
I. Huffman, Mile End-rued, brewer ... )11
T. Turner, Stuck Exchange, broker