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London, England, 1822-08-16 00:00:00

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LONDON,
FRIDAY, AUGUST iG, 1811.

1115 MAJESTY.
The following are the latest particuitas w''-Ch
have yet reached town respecting the BOYI`

Expedition :
„g of
'6 It gives us much pleasure to announce the Afe
his MAJESTY—not at Auld Rekie,' as the Scotch 0111
burgh, but at the town which formerly separated the
.
nions of the Kings of England from the Kings of Se
namely, the ancient town of Berwick-upon-Tweeßoyal George, on board of which was his Majesty, t°57c...
with the squadron accompanying her, arrived in 2erlrioa,
on-Tweed harbour, early on Tuesday morning 1-45t1„..0
Monday night the squadron, on .passiag that ports ey'-;
tered a smart gale. The ships, however, ventured to B° is
wards; but it coming on to blow extremely 1117":ho'ui,
was deemed prudent by the Commander to Put
and to make the best of his way back to that h/tr'''—ois
The squadron remained there the whole of the as ,
Majesty did not land. This unexpected occutrencloca,
caused great bustle in the town and the neigbb7; p-
ima, as might naturally be supposad, great delight to ;01biit
habitants, who were flocking from all quarters, tau'
to
in boats, to have the pleasure of seeing their King, ;7; y
jesty was in excellent health and spirits, and apPoxIP'.A-
highly delighted with the enthusiastic reception 1* oals
with in that part of his dominions. The steam Pa4ets
ed themselves of the accidental circumstance to nate ill $lO/0' '
supply of coals, and the ships generally were making.mt tas
dition to their stock of provisions. It was expected r-estift
squadron would get under weigh on 'Wednesday rnotning.i.4 is
and that his Majesty would arrive in Leith on Wealles'cs4
the middle of the day. During his 'Majesty's vnYnge
the coast, the most enthusiastic affection prevailed 1307a0
tanks of people. Whenever the eouadron apptnaol
enough to any town or village, every boat put off 7,1
dressed visitors to salute his Majesty; in many
Royal George was completely surrounded And beset °pp
loads of people eager to show their attachment. The
his usual kind manner, returned by bows and srlicsor
joyous greetings of his visitors. At Scarboro', the
his robes, with the Corporation, put off in a boat witil,-000it
dress to his Majesty, but as the Royal George Was gliatle4
with great velocity, the Address was obliged to
up alongside, attached to the end of a long Vick'
04016
cumstance, however, caused some little n3errirrient $11344006
j
sailors. There were great numbers of boats put off at.eo 0'
time from Scarboro', filled with the reapeembleLiatit°
the town, as well as with its fashionable visitants-DtOlt
left his Majesty and the squadron on Tuesday rigilt'soia
o'clock, in the harbour of Berwick. His iNfAjesti ybe
' cellent health, and no accident had occurred, thePgtrtadr°o'
course of people, passing to and from the town to
~ tbe
had been very great during the whole of the day

Jae
" Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 2 o lor 'C-
,-,i1,•?11*
" We are all greatly disappointed here at pe.- 4 ° 'o4')c. •
aptea
Edinburgh Star of yesterday, (in a Post Script ore 4.•
in the afternoon,) that up to that hour there Waga.11:000,0t11:'6
ance of his Majesty and the Royal squadron at .I,loesclls[oo'
the Frith.' The wind, it is sun-posed, nwst bace.-for to_L,l3tel
from the north-west at sea, and this may aeentlll4," reetw-elplso'
arrival 'of the fleet. Though I have only- two-er.„7"tieln.!si
to make up my letter, I can't help noticing the deswto-
tion that has been created here by the ta,nen ,he. x`7lo,
Marquis of Londonderry. Every one admits t.lll tbe
of such a man at the present moment is a nationww till Or
the general question is, will his Majesty be shle -
vacancy ?"

We have received Papers 01146li:::
th;7___Pari___,
bßurrugsislelps
IJlpoeurrsnatlos ttoh.the 14th instqatt and
(Ile
ex,t‘ranc,t,,,s,ui,cn.sio;,uarrgprayrcteicclilenG:r hoc:otlfu:irreolinn:.:l:o76-: el.,
de,
n We ti'ea
intelligenced communicated in our Parr roili'
reasyte,athaittsealfspairmitonogf
ti::esubncurdsartliotnro:d
ottrwle
5 09
importance Ofirrtsatil
de
Pruth. This affair appears to be of (11:::$ ci
is:ill-113c particiPte f are
and fears are entertained that the sPirit ° 6 the
satisfaction prevails not only in the 41/1 ento."/
Pruth, but also in the distant Cato in tile
corps of Gene
Indeed, so alarming was the disagectiw.% 101'a
ntiownasaantdfirrasatli:7gined : 0 ip it,
4. vas rt
necessary to disband whole divisioos/
to the severest measures of punishment. oceir°ll;
General SABASIEF, that "
and res°
The French Journals contain inteliige derive
Greece of the most gratifying osture3