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into Italy. Two battalions sCtually commence
their route fur this! country ou the 15th of this
month.
The King of itTsOvits has issued a Proclamation
iariting all persons who had previously exiled them-
irr consetinence of their political opinions, to
rrturn to the bosoms of their families.

The Kix. remains at his cottage near Windsor,
where he enjoys the society of a select circle. His
NlsJxstv is in excellent health. Yesterday his
Masx.TT attended divine service at the cathedral,
ercompanied by Sir Wm. KCPPEL, the Equerry
wnifing. His MAJESTY entered the cathedral
some time previous to the commencement of the

service.

The Royal George (Commodore the lion. Sir
CHARLES PAGET), with the two other ropd yacht.,
untinue at Shithead ; but we understand no inti-
mation has been received of his MAJESTY'S inten-
tion to embark.

The QcEVx did not reach St. James's-square
until hell-past ter. ou Saturday morning. Crowds
of respectable persons waited her arrival, and re-
vived her with the most enthusiastic acclamation•.
On ascending to the drawing-room she spin-cached
the window, and was again loudly cheered.
At eleven, her MAJESTY entered her state car•
riage to proceed to the House of Lords. The top
was thrown open, and her MAJESTY thus gave ad-
ditional plvastire to the anxious throng by whom
she via.; sarronorled. She was dressed, as on
ThuNday. in a white satin hat ■nd rich ostrich
plume, with a black Chinese crape gown. She
looped cheerful, and in the best health.

Oa the step of the door as her MAJESTY left the
house, several Uglier, wc7c assembled, who pressed
to touch her clothes, and were perceived to shed
tears of syinp,ithy and affection. All the way to
the House of Lords the same lively scene was pre-
sented, and the same demonstrations of admiration
were evinced. it was gratifying to remark, that
there was not the slightest symptom of a disorderly
diseasition beyond that which is perceptible on
every joyons occasion where numbers are assembled
tmrether.

Her MAJESTY'S Chamberlain invariably attends
her. We regret to elate that Sir Wm. Gat.t. still
labours under the effect of hie indisposition.
Her MAJESTY remained until holf-past twelve
in the apartment assigned to her use. attended by
her Chamberlains and Lady Asia IlAmmost.—
She, did not enter the House, and having been in-
formed that their Lordships were about to adjourn,
she returned home. From the suddenness of her
departure the crowd was not so great as usual. Her
MAJESTY went in the evening to Brandenburgh
House. This evening her MAJESTY will receive
the Crippligatt Address, in' St. James's-square.
The lily for receiving the Liverpool Address has
not yet been appointed. It will be presented by
Lord SEFTON WWI Mr. CREEWEY.

The Abscrity, Capt. HENRY STANHOPE, for the
St. Irelinni station. will soil from Portsmouth when

thr wird ►s loin

The Navaho transport arrived at Portsmouth
from the Cape of Gond Hope on Saturday morn-
ing. She left the Cape ou the 411 i of June, live
days before the ✓olea. which arrived at Port-mouth
eighteen dnya since. She has brought drtoehineois
of limited irrviec men slid invalids from the regi•
menu at the Cape, and nine sea►uen and three ma-
rines from the squadron.

On Thorley 230 men of the 2d veteran beta.
lion. with 100 women and 99 children. embarked
at Portanouth on board the John transport, Lieut.
CHURCII, Agent, for Cork. The Sph veteran bat-
talion are to come from Ireland; port (with the
treod.rplarters) to be at Plymouth, and part in
Portsmouth garrison.
The kek. Cant. EDWAID LLOYD, in Ports•
month harbour. is to reties. the Spey in the Me-
diterranean. Lieut. G. R. TAT I.E R, Mr. W.
BURY, Surgeon, and Mr. M. MADDOCK, AseiNtsto
Surveil, are sppointed to her.
Ships at Shiphead Royal George, Royal Sove-
reign, Prince Regent. Liffey, and Alacrity.
Oa Thorttlat the Britcrattott, to mount 10 gum,
Wet benched at Portsmouth.
Letters from KingLeono,Jam,kas of the 11th last,
state that Generol DEVEREUX arrived there on the
tat, from Margot itto—He sailed to Rio de I• Ilselte,
but her 'book not being aiporered, he proceeded to
Kingston for ,the porpose of infurniatif•ti.

Av Colonel Wsnin and Sir B. W. GUISE were
taking s drive io s gig on IYedneinlay afternoon,
near Bristol, the horse became unininsgeable, in
cousequonce of •beirg stung with some wasp., and
overturned the gig, by which accident, we arc con-
cerned to bore *at both Gentlemen were seriously

tnjureif.
PROVIDENTIAL ESCAPE.-00 Sunday fortnight
(log was killed by lightning as it lay before the
tile in Mr. GOUNDRILL'S kitchen, at Linton, steer
rinwilcn. Two servants, who vat on each aide of
anti alt:ot:t touching the dog, escaped unhurt.
TIN. great fair at Horneastle commenced on Saturday
at'llinght, and the ',timber of horses brought for stale was
tors,: the fair was 1111.1 well act. tided by porch. , but
they rr;oced onwillinettess to comply with 11w prices askCrt.
Blood horses, ben,rra in partscolar, fetched bier prices, but
in the fashion for these a elaanze has been experienced, mid-
tfle-aitrtl &hies bring more in demand, whilst the tall Oafs
Ire totsity unsaleable, even to the foreigners who formerly
were *0 11111131 to h.naes of thii description. Nag horsea
were very dull in vale, and fetched very ow prices. There
were bat few foreigners in. the fair, but dry bought Mutely.
On Wednesday 160 male convicts were t;ans-
4hipped from the hulks at Portsmouth to the stair
Jadiana, for Van Diemen's Land.