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,etnicavent *vows tit .014dnaloswartben Oast cheers by
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the people, and entianehig their !Y!
44 At iimpenta tea WK.*. eoho *On oorodeall Pgis sacred
we sears you and an oat objects *twee Royal fa-
vast sad mitt (Sizßed). • • 64 ifii.l4lal4
4! Ohio Soiessrd, thii,3oqt of thoot!iitiolo.l*.
• 1.6. yettiordiy gives the most fsvous
able account of the health of her Majesty ;be r
awl the now born

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'• ,t •-!. 421.114101. OCtO3Z& 29. • - •
this evenink, at half past. six o'docia,thii 1l via t
of her Royal ;ghosts the Pridcess Chide*, •ikath,
ids Imperial Majesty Francis I. Emperor of Austria
King of Hungary and Bohemia, &c. So-
lemnized in thit Chapel of the Royal Palace, actor:
ding to the rites of the Roman Catholic Church.'
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The procession to the Church wasextremely splen-
did. The King and Queen, and all the Members of
tate Royal Family; with their mitnerous suites, atten-
ded the ceremony. 'Alice it was over, Ts Dena was
TiOdianted. A salute of-390 cannon, the ringing of
gil the bells, and three volliei fired by the garrison
and landwhre of the capital, dream up in the square
of Maximilian, announced the happy event, which
binds, in the most iatimate union. the Sovereignaand
people of Austria and Bavaria. -
;The Bishop afterwards gave to all present the. Be.
:isedictioo, anti the procession attained from the Church
to the Saloon of Anodes, where her Majesty the
Pa:Tress Queen, their Itoyni Majesties. the Princes
and Princesses, were pleased to receive the congratu-
lations of the Court. In the evening the whole city
was splendidly illuminated, and their Majesties, with
the Princes, Ice. and a ntimerona suite, in a long train
of state carriages, dirket through the principal street,
and were every where welcomed by the most (puha.
Mastic acclamations of the people..
The finest sight was afforded by the Grand Colon.
tad* of the Max-Joseph-square, in the middle of
which was the Temple of Hymen, and over it the
symbol of Happiness and Peace; the Rainbow beam.
ing in is seven colours. It was adorned with statues
and inscriptions,. and the whole illumination of this
square bad I magical effect. • Here their Majesties
last stopped, welcomed, by vocal and instrumental
prosier lied their Iltagnificcut train returned to the
Royal Palace.

Oa. 31..—Those who had the good fortune taiga
die, procession of their Majesties, through the Want
Mit apartments of the Palace to the Chapel,: want
irestisoo paint the splendour and the elegance of the
draws, especially those of the Qiteen, or the young
Bride. the Elect:mit Dowager, of the Princess Au.
gases. couvalt of Prince Eitgene, *and of the Other
Princesses, as well as the dignity of the *hole so.
kooky. The Austrian Ambassador and his Cava-
liers appeared in the richest and mostelegant dresses,
and the conduct of the whole solemnity was suitable
terthe.Measion Immediately after the ceremony,
his Mai 's Lientenant•Oenetal,
Cepa( Wartemburg. set out fur Vienna, so carry the-
wedding :big to his Majesty the Emperor.
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: ' PRUSSIAN CONSITIVTION. 7.
lento, ()cram—Our • greatest +concern, the
most important, . indeed we may say the only one
•wittish.l..et. present- interests the patriotic 'Prussian,
wady.. that of the introduction of a Representative
Constitution into our State, is on the point of making
ksonsiderable step forward. Even from the time of
tbe Retial promise in the Edict of the Sid May,
ISIS, the _Government occupied 'itself very much
*0 Abe consideration of the execution of a work, by
which Prussia will amalgamate the warkty of her itt.
rediems into the most noble unity, and raise bailiff
to the highest possible degree of happiness and fan*.
'the deliberations of the Government one this subjeit,
ham their nature, could not be divulged to the great
hotly of the public. and the preliminary results• ant
also.not calculated for general counnunicatioar till
after 'the Lips. of RAM :gresserperiOd. In &nip
countries, where the necessity far and demand of
Constitution in Prussia it exagerited, irons the Went
of. more specific explanations since diet Edict of elilt
22d of May, no good, has bees acquirestsdth sup*
to the execution, . and the whole *after has WO'
made a subject of doubt. It is true - narkus aka*
stances. the walislityolielsich soonnsbnef.r
views will readily lthtiit, -hare intenddAivise
which did not Me* to arise necessarily out of -She
subject iadf, and It such a bad not taken.
place, we might-have' been . moth: *denied
than.vmaret but the attenifve Atli* whoa
patient activity is alivayt moderated 14.4 bon •
and incessantly confirmed in his akTffp.,
mesh -.has never doubted ,in
.tikconstant exidwill
towards, and. proven id d ‘rer*.k?.arliir.b, *attains to
the words •of the *dick already tnentioned, 114, 14• to
consider ma pledge of tbixotal crt4i_lence, sod an
ieheritancetb posteritynf thep-MicipiioieleS.llhesty.
and lust administtation. The' per .now • likaems
neiner,' when the cterilittee cirorpiiisitio4.. •
begiutheir nseeiiiigs .
tionai.Doeument i a labour notwithsta
the pr,parations that bairn beep made worst.
Pruett Would with to see kutiled on, at thee:
of mature4efibientintiiOn#44themost able and e;pe-
rieneed ststessen.thit Prolida ever possessed isnatoefl•
as the peril es. appointed to preside in the Committee.
Etentel:coaanunitatieds from Mei of
.talents-and in.',
tormatimpare: readinetb for efiaz consideritina of the ,
Carrointire,
,and we Mairaero3, that all which-has.
Larry) ittreu, prime/I'OQ suitf bubjeCt is but feeble
spep.osi e. 4.0 At telenta..fpOlitseal Itopwled
tie, *and sax
ad ;$4, be ealsily elicited frbsii
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