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London, England, 1818-09-05 00:00:00

wishes to 'nave an army at all respectable on the
peace e3tablishment. In effect, of this first levy
of 40,000,12,000 are destined to replace an equal
nnmber whose period of service expires at tire end
of the year, or who are declared incapable
to sup-
port the fatigues of military duty. The remain-
ing 28,000 men will serve to strengthen the "first
bar ialions, which will then contain 600 men, and
make the second battalions 150 strong. By this
estimate it %rill appear, that our military po4tion
will still be very feeble, in comparison with that
of all the other States in Europe."

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LONDON,
SATURDAY, SEPTEUBER 5, ISIS.

HER MAJESTY.—The fullovi:ing is the Bulletin
of this day :
" KEW PALACE, SEPT. 5.
4' HER MAJESTY has not had a good night,

and continues much the same.
(Signed) F. MILMAN.
" H. HALFuItD."

Last night and this morning we received the
Pa; is Papers of Tuesday and Wednesday last. We
give extracts from the former in another column.
An article from Cambray appears to -haye been
put forth in the Journals, for the purpose of as-
serting in that sl'ape, that the Doke of I.Vat.-
LINGToSt is entirely favourable to the retirement
from France of the Army of Occupation during the
ensuing autumn. The Allied Sovereigns, it is said,
will make a public entry into Aix-la-Chapelle,
cvhere a greater number of troops are to be station-
ed than was at first announced. The following
are extracts from the Journals of Wednesday
" PaEls, SEPT. 2.—The King yesterday pro-
menaded to St. Len.

" The Duke of Gloucester, who was at Ton-
louse on the day of the Fine of St. Louis, was
present at the religious service performed upon
that occasion, and took the greatest interest in
the ceremonies and divertisements to which the day
gave birtth His Royal Highness in the evening
dined with Lieut.-General the Count Partouneaux,
in company with all the Authorities. At the desert
his Royal Highness gave the healths of the King
of France and his August Family ; and the Count
Partouneaux the healths of the King of England
and his August Family, and particularly that of
the Duke of Gloucester. His Royal Highness
then drank to the eternal alliance of France and
England.

" According to a letter from Strasburg!), the
grand Austrian Review was to commence the 3lst
August. It will last for several days.
" Prince Augustus of Prussia left Aix-la-Cha-
pelle the 2611) ult. to join the Prussian corps in
France.

-" Ott the 22(1 of July a man, named ,Joseph
Mallet, died in the Department of Haute Vienne,
aged 103. He enjoyed robust health, not having
experienced any setions illness during the. whole
of his lire. He worked laboriously-every da'y in
the occupations of Agriculture

" Mademoiselle. Eliza Garnerin proceetis .from
Brussels to Aix-la-Chapelle, where she intends to
carry into effect several aerostatic ascensions, ac-
companied by a descent in a parachute.

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" Alli-LA-CHAPFLLE, AUG. 27.-M. d'Alopens,
the Russian .Minister to the. Court of Berlin, bas

mrri ved heri.

" Lord Castleteagb is to reside, in the house of
M. Schlosser, in the•street de floreette.

" THE HAGUE, ' Avti. 26.—Their Royal High-
nesseS the Doke aid thichess of, Cambridge have
passed through Utrecht, proceeding .by Deventer
• -
to flattok,er. •

" 27.—The Eat I of-Clatearty, the British 'Mini-
ster at the Court of the Netherlands, set out yes-
terday morning,. with. all his suite,.for Brussels.

" FAANKFORT, AUG. 25.—According to letters
worthy of credit,. the Einptror ,ot Austria will
art/ye on the 20:h of ,Septemher.at Hanau, and
proceed front thence with the Elector of Hesse