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London, England, 1821-11-08 00:00:00

when the It as declared to hint his saicraction
gratification at the exhibition. The D.ike of
BRIDGE expressed himself also highly
Prince FUGGER, the leader of the band 01' K„,1:11.,
was next presented to his 31Asesry, who congTa.t.:
lated him on the skill which
.he and 11;., 1„t!..;
Knights had displayed, and desired that he v0i.,4
express those sentiments to them:
One of the Royal carriages, open at the top,
as
then led into the circus, in which his MAJESTY took
his seat, and accompanied by the Duchess of (44.
BRIDGE and the Landgravint of HEsse
proceeded through the town, to the. Museum at I:,
University. The applause of the people in every
street, announced the appearance of the Rnill czriage. Having arrived at the Museum, the iihe
and the Princesses alighted, and proceeded to view
the cut iosities of the University.

the
While his MAJESTY WaS havingg the eiercist,
ground of the riding-school, the students, with one
accord, shouted a vivat : they then formed in
same order as on their enlrance, and matched to the
Court before the Library and Museum, when they
announced his MAJESTY'S arrival with the same feel.
ings. Their band played I kit tureen* Krenig hal,
and the students sung it aloud.

The various Professors of the University, clad
their robes, were presented to the KiNG i„
seum. Every appearance of his Dl:l,►esxti• tlr►w,i,
the windows, was with shouts of apriathett
the Students from without.

After a claimy of about half an, I,lionvli:t n
isiato,scae%
entered his travelling carriage, ir.
out of the town, amid the %lona,: ail tl r pt•lpe, at
escort of the Students accompanied the lic,v4
rine for a considerable distance out of the toa
,A salute was fired by the cannons on his Artais NI •
r
leaving the gate.
Preparations are making for a general
tion, and various devices and transpaiencies
now seen before the houses of the town.
t!UNDEN, WEDNESDAY. •
His MAJESTY travelled with the usual speed iii
Munden, through the most romantic part of the
kingdom of Hanover, and arrived here early in the
evening, as the distance from Gottingen is not mon
than sixteen English miles. This is a most pretty
town, and from its situation may with p;oprie
be called the town upon the hills. The triumphal
arch at the entrance of the town was splendirly
huninated. His MAJESTY lodged in a private Lae
in the town, nearly opposite to an old thatch,
which reposed the ashes of two of his celebrated a. ,
cestors. In the course of the evening a numberef
maidens assembled around the house, and songs
beautiful and simple hymn, in which an allusion.
the renown of the heroes of former days was ion. ,
duced to advantage.
It may not be uninteresting to mention that tk
effigies of those men of ancient times yet remits,
and that they bear a strong resemblance to his pro
sent MAJESTY.
This is the last town in the kingdom of Hanove
in which his MAJESTY will stop for a moment. Th
boundaries of Hesse Cassel are within four or fie
miles of this town. From this day, therefore, his M.s
JESTY will be on foreign soil ; and this day he tan
leave of the people of Hanover. That the people d
Hanover wish again to see him, every peocin who
travels through the country is well aware; that they
love their KING none can doubt, although perhapsi
expressing that affection they are not clamorous—
Possessed of the richest language in Europe, they
present to themselves the picture of their own feel-
ings in the strongest light ; satisfied within them-
selves, they are not clamorous from without.
CASSEL, WEDNESDAY EVENING.
His MAJESTY took leave this day of his Hatioreas
subjects. The Duke of CAMBRIDGE aCCOMFEd
the KING to the borders, where the Royal kaki
took an affectionate leave of each other. The eau
of Hanoverian troops • which. had accompanied
Royal carriage returned to Munden, and the R.
carriage was taken under the care of a troop
Hessian Hussars.
His MAJESTY drove rapidly into the beautiful:
situated city of Cassel, and the Royal carriage pasd
through the great square of the town, in which
ral Regiments of Cavalry and Infantry were dta
up to do honour to the KING Of GREAT BRITAIN.
The carriage drove to the Palace, when the ELECT,
surrounded by his Court, most superbly dressed, It
ceived his MAJESTY immediately on his entrance.
His MAJESTY went up stairs in the Palace, eke
he took refreshments. The ELEcreEss and the Coo
were in readiness to pay him every honour. Abel
of most excellent musicians played God save the Kg,
and several other beautiful airs, under the winhe
of the Palace.
A little after twelve o'clock his MAJESTY Oat
from Cassel, accompanied in his carriage by ne
Duke of CUMBERLAND and Sir WILLIAM KNIGNIS
The last of the Hanoverian Cotirt Officers was
the stairs as his MAJESTY was entering the caul
" GOD bless you, my dear KILNIANSEGGE," said
KING, " until I see you again !" The carriage el'
drove off.
The inhabitants of Hanover expect the arrital
his MAJESTY among them at a more favourable se?
son of 'the year. To judge of the pleasures ti!
residence among them from three weeks spent
Hanover in the month of October, would be an to'
fair criterion. They were willing to affordtbe6i.sl
every gratification, but the season operated a.
them. The weather is still fine, and it is Pro'
his MAJESTY will travel without rain. Every e'l
is made by the Gentlemen of the suite to affordsate
faction to the KING; the Hanoverian Post Inspec•c
proceeds before the mite to Wetzlar, in ordertoble
horses in readiness. The immediate regulation
the carriages and stations is under the superino
ance of Captain COODE, a Gentleman selected for'
purpose by Sir BENJAMIN BLOOMFIELD, on acct..
of his knowledge of the French and German
guages. Captain Coons has hall much to pub':
and the KING has declared his satisfaction at''
alacrity and attention displayed by him.
MAUBURG, TIIVESD.I.
The KING arrived here at a late hour last et
and slept soundly, in consequence of fatigue..
gMr eAajtE fatigue enjoysgue he i Sg obligedw d
health,
t o
popular hoe; accompanies his-DIAJEnTh 1111."
ney. The Duke of CUMBERLAND, who is ear.l
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