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tookan the KING last night here.
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NYETZLAR, THURSDAY NIGHT.
OS MAJESTY is in good health and spirits. He
arrived here this evening, and after a pleasant day's
• rney through a most beautiful country; he intends
rustop to-morrow night in Coblentz. The Hano-
Verian Inspector leaves the KING here. The Prince
of Tout and Taxis has come to take charge of the
horses during the time that his MAJESTY continues
in the Prussian territories.
COBLENTZ, NOVEMBER 3.
The Kona arrived here yesterday evening, after a
fjeasant day's journey through a highly agreeable
corotty. His MAJESTY continues to enjoy good
health and spirits. The Royal carriage left \Vetzlar
o'clock on Friday morning, and
at eight
weded outside of the town, stopped in order to afford
his MAJESTY the means of reviewing a Regiment of
bassian Jagers, who were drawn up near the road
side for that purpose. The Prussian troops are al-
lowed by good judges to Le in most excellent order.
His MAJESTY was dressed in a Prussian uniform, and
yoked very well. On passing by Brannfels, the
prince Of SOHN BRANNFELS waited on his MAJESTY,
and paid those honours due to his Illustrious Visitor.
The appearance of the country from the confines
of }Jesse Cas•el to the Rhine is extremely romantic;
the woody bill and the cultivated valley, the ruins
d eagles, whence the bold Barons of former ages
commanded the land around, and the dwellings of
Imo who are now considered great among their fel-
lowaubjects, appear in succession, and leave an im-
zoo.• d flicult to delineate, on the feelings and
mind of ev.:ry traveller, whose thoughts recur to the
past and compare it with the present.
It %void have been gratifying to every British
subject, who has a spark of loyalty in his breast, to
have heard the praises bestowed on the K LNG by the
Liost disinterested observers—men of different court-
tries and different ranks, who had no purpose to serve,
sod were in every respect impartial. Amongst the
expressions of respect, that of the Prussian General
Officers to each other was not the least remarkable—
', yes," said they, " this is indeed the King of Great
Britain."
At Marburg, the Landgrave and Landgravine of
litssE-Hoununo took an affectionate leave of his
MAJESTY, and proceeded to their residence in Hom-
' burg. Immediately after his MAJESTY'S arrival in
Viettlar, he was waited upon by the Prussian Gene-
ral THIELEMANN, so celebrated in the battle of
Leipsic, and by the Minister INGENaLEBEN, in order,
on the part of the Prussian Guyer unseat, to pay to
him every honour during his stay in the Prussian
Rhenish provinces.
His MAJESTY arrived on the north side of the
Rhine, at Ehrenbreitstein, early on Friday evening,
where he immediately entered the carriage of Gene-
ral THIELEMANN, and proceeded to view the fortifi-
cations of Ehrenbreitstein, and of the three other
forts on the Rhine, besides the city of Coblentz.—
The cannons from each fort, by a royal salute, an-
eounced the passage of the Monarch of Great Bri-
tain over the Rhine.
The soldiers were drawn out to receive him, and
ifix thousand men were under arms as his MAJESTY
entered the Palace of General THIELEMANN, where
.is MAJESTY spent the night. This morning his MA-,
esn left the town with the same solemnity as on
bis entrance. Outside the town the Prussian Regi-
ments, with bands playing and colours flying, were
prepared for being reviewed by his MAJESTY. These
mops, which are highly remarkable for their appear-
ma, then marched in full parade before the KING.
COLOGNE, SATURDAY NIGHT.
His MAJESTY afterwards proceeded in his carriage,
accompanied by the Duke of CUMBERLAND, along
the southern bank of the Rhine towards Cologne,
where he enjoyed the gratifying scenes for which this
put of the country is remarkable. At five o'clock
he nutted the strongly fortified City of Cologne,
where he new resides at the grand hotel, and where
every preparation has been made for his reception.
Crowds of people now surround the hotel.
BRUGES, NOVEMBER 5.
The Marquis of LONDONDERRY, accompanied by
k's Secretary, arrived here yesterday, and departed
soon after for Calais. The KING of ENGLAND is
ex-
pected to-mort ow.

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GHENT, NOVEMBER B.
His Majesty the klzio of ENGLAND, who set out
for Brussels this morning, has passed through our
city. His MAJESTY, having been waited upon by
the Civil and Military Governors of the Province,
Proceeded on the road to Bruges.

HANOVER, OCTOBER 30.
His Majesty, before his departure, was pleased to
give to the Duke Charles, of Brunswick, the cha-
racter of Colonel of Cavalry, a la suite, in the regi-
ment of Hussars of the Guards ; and to the Duke
Augustus William, of Brunswick, that of Captain in
the same regiment.—(Here follows a long list of pro-
motions and nominations).—His Majesty has also
mitigated the sentences of some criminals, and par-
doned others. The Archduke Ferdinand is gone to
Homburg : the Grand Duke of Weimar, and the
Dukes of Brunswick, have retnrned home. Prince
3letternich leaves us to-morrow.

When the KING saw, for the first time, Prince
Gtc)enn, the son of the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, his
, IAJESTY asked him if be could speak? The infant
Immediately replied, GOD save the king !
114 MAJESTY delights in telling the following
s°l7:—ln Ireland, at Lord 'Luxor
's, Meyer, the
‘Tlnan tailor, or some other German in the Royal
suge, could ma make himself understood; upon which
the KING asked one of his IriAi attendants, whether
there was any pen.on in the house who spoke Gel--
140 The servant icplicd that he would inquire, and
teturlied, saying—no ; but that he had a cousin who
Played the German flute, if that would do!
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to keep up
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his celebrity for selling 1:30,000 izes.
Ile sold the E!:0,000 drawn last Tuesday week, and
is the only Office-keeper that ever sold Three in one
Lotte.tY. In fact, he has sold more than half of all
the L 30,000 Prizes that have ever been, and whether
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sell the two now in the Wheel or nct (though it is
bY to means unlikely), we think his Offices well de-
4r-me the name of " Tux L/0,000 MARI ! r

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