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London, England, 1827-05-23 00:00:00

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• It is: said that the session of the Hungarian Diet Is
tifoltalged to the 90th, and nothing is yet fixed respect.
ing the journey of the Court to Piesburgh.
On the 17th their Imperial Mstjesties, with the Arch-
dukes the Emperor's ►ons, will go to the country seat
of Luxemburg. His Majesty gave yesterday the last
general audience before his denature.
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The lectures of Messrs. Recamier and GnObert being
suspended till special tickets to attend them are deli-
vered, there were no new trouble, yesterday in the square
of the School of Medicine. We would willingly say no
more of those which took place on the 17th ; but we
have learnt a circumstance which has given them such
a character, that we should think ourselves wanting in
our duty to our readers, and even to the public autho-
rities, if they are ignorant of it, if we did not make it
known to them.

We have dew: ibed the atrocious treatment experienced
by those inspectors of police who had the misfottane to
be recognised. It is well known that an intention was
seriously manifested to throw one of them into the basin
of the fountain in the square. This is only a repetition
of what passed in 1789; but the following fact proves
with what rapidity the revolution would advance which
Ilthe great intriguers would wish to bring about, without
the knowledge of those who secured. them, by their con•
tinual declamations against the King's Government.
We know a landowner who, having been stoppel by
the n:edical students, as many o her persons were, was'
set at libertT after a strict examination of all his pockets.
Instantly some voices exclaimed—"• Acquitted, acquit-
ted !" We leave it to those whose memory serves them
to call to mind the period when this cry was also uttered
in the public squares during the revolution.
We will not attribute it to the students. Whatever
may be the ability of their corruptors, we do not be-
lieve that they are yet sufficiently corrupted not to be
alarmed by such a recollection : but they were probably
not alone in the square ; others were there ready, doubt-
less, to throw oil into the fire which they had kindled.
May the knowledge of the fact produce the effect which
we desire.

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Mat 22.
WHITEHALL. 11Ar 21.
The King, taking into his Royal consideration the highly meri-
torious services rendered during a series of years to his Majesty and
the Royal Family by Sir Henry Mallard, of Wistow.hall, in the
county of Leicester, Bart. Knight Commander of the Royal Ha-
noverian Guelphic Order, one of the Physicians in ordinary to his
Majesty, has been graciously pleased, by warrant under his Royal
Signet and Alanual, to grant um* the said Sir henry Halford, his
Royal Licence and Permissiow, that be and bis descendants may
bear' and use certain honourable augmentations to his armorial
ensigns allusive to his distinguished merits; and as a further testi-
mony of his Royal regard an esteem, has been also pleased to grant
unto the said Sir Henry Halfoed, his Royal permission and autho-
rity, that he and his successors, in the dignity of a Baronet, may
bear and use supporters to his and their armorial ensigns; provided
the same be first duly eseMplified according to the laws of arms,
and recorded in the Heralds' OfSce; otherwise the said Royal
licence and especial mark of his Majesty's Royal favour to be void
and of none effect: and also to command, that the said Royal conees-
'ion end declaration be registered in his Majesty's College of Arms.
CROWN-OPFICR, May It.
Members returned to serve in this present Parliament.
Borough of Harwich—The Right Honourable Sir William Rae,
of St. Catherine's, Bart. Letd Advocate of Scotland, in the
room of Sir Nicolas Conyngliant 'Tindal, who has accepted the
Chiltern Hundreds.
University of Dublin—John Wilson Croker, Esq Doctor of Laws,
in the room of the Right Honourable William Conyngham
W
Plunket, called up to the House of Peers by the title of itifOn
Plunket.

BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
Francis Eburne, Ryton.upon-Dunmore, Warwickshire, miller.
Charles Klmbes Lansbourne, Berkshire, brewer.
John Baum, Hackney Wick. victualler.
BANKRUPTS.
John Lawton, John's Mews, Little James-street, Bedford-raw,
iron-manuf to surrender, May 29, at eleven, Juno 3, and
July 3, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts,
Basingball-street. Attorules, Meson. Hume and Co. Grip
James•street, Bedford-row.