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London, England, 1819-04-19 00:00:00

Aremberg, at Enghien—before they
:els, they had lodged at the Castle of the
at Heverte. The precautions of his .
the Duke of Kent for the health of the,
far that he will not suffer any person but
drive the carriage.

APRIL 15.—After having had to fulfil
task of acquainting our readers with the
dissentions between the corps of cavalry a,-.4
try which compose our garrison, u•e fe,i
satisfaction in being able to announce, that a
reconciliation yesterday took place betweez
brave warriors.

MANIIEINI, APRIL 7.

Yesterday, while they were removinr
the hospital to the House of Correction, Lc
The Physicians declare that it is impoFsiiiie
recover; it is even probable that he will live
few days. It is felt to be indispensably
procure some precise information IL pecring
tives which induced Sundt tc commit thew
because the information hitherto obtained•
ficient, that a Special Commission llas beefl
by our Court, the President of ‘vh:cli is NI.
fenhorst, Chancellor of the Supreme Aulic 1
It has already proceeded to the ...ccesviry
tion. No time is to be lost if it is still hoped
tab any confession from Sundt.

M. de Shuve, the Russian Charge d*Aillti,
Court of Baden, has been here aad

important papers deposited at M. Kotzekues.
also collected a great deal of information
to Sandt.

EGYPT.
We have received letters from Alexandria,
Egypt, and from Grand Cairo. The vier
by MOHAMMED ALI over the Wechat
is still the theme of exultation at the
HAMMED Au. On the occasion of tho
which followed, our country men in
not wanting in their display of
lation ; hor was MOHAMMED in'en):ol
pliment. He said to our Consiil, who
to be next to him when viewing thi
that thcugh he knew the Europeans
never thought it was to the extent wh
occasion demonstrated; and he
sight t 0.0.5,000. profit on a harain.—
siort is ciefte characteristic cf A I r,
chant, and a pretty shrewd one. Ile .
lar as a Ruler, and labours to improve
of the people under him. His Minister
particularly of all our countrymen
duced to him, after the health of the .
land and of the Prince Regent, &c. &c.
Numerous packages, containing statues
antiquities from Upper Egypt, collected
and encouragement of Mr. SALrz,
Grand Cairo and at Rozetta, at the end
ber, when our letters came away, waitin,
sel to transport them to England.
The English are much respected in
of them have made parties and gone
Egypt; and never were circumstances
able for excursions of this nature, the
ing them every kind of countenanc
The Countess of BELMORE, who is with
parties, has been farther up the Nile
before effected by any European female.
One of our Correspondents, who
shocked and distressed by attending .
ket, wishes Mr.Wmaznrokat were there,
his persuasive eloquence on MOHAMMED
very willing to listen to the English,
larly, to stand well in the opinion
REGENT. He asks, seriously, would it
the trial in our Government to endeavour

the PACHA to commence at least a gradual
of this abominable traffic ? The poor -
daily exposed in hundreds, in a state
nudity, to be examined by the purchasers
much scrutinizing tact as •a butcher
cattle he intends to buy. Thousands
creatures are sold in a month.

The Duke of YORK is recovering very
his late accident. His Royal Highness
attend to business ; he signs his name
hand. The Bulletins of Saturday and
as follows : " WINDSOZ CASILF,
" His Royal Highness the Duke of Yuau
ver favourably. (Signed) " P. MA.
" wurnsos cams,
" His Royal Highness the Duke of You has t
fortably during the night, and is better this morning.

(Signed) P. MAC
The Duke of BEDFORD has met with
and alarming accident. The family
some days at Wooburn Abbey, where a
of their friends have been on a visit,
hospitalities of that splendid teat. On
last his Grace, according to his usual
out in the forenoon ; but he had not proceeded:.
into Wooburn Park when his horse, which was
at a gallop, tripped before and-fell, by which 1::
Grace was most seriously hurt. The following Eu•
etins have been issued since his arrival in town:
" Hamilton-place, Saturday, Arril 17, Me.
" His Grace the Duke of Bedford has had aWI from his hers^
by which his Grace has suffered a severe contusion of the sh I
der, attended with some fever. His Grace has however psis&
a quieter night than the two preceding, and is better to-clay.
(Signed) " G. D. YEATS, )LD.
" HRNIL CLI NE"

64 'Hamilton-plate, Sunday, April 18, 1819.
" iris Grace the Duke of Bedford is going on favourably.
"G. D. YEATS, AD. 11.ENRY CLI!4."
The reports of last night were still more favourab!c
Tuesday the PHEASANT, 18, Capt. KELLY, sii!e.
from Portsmouth for the coast of Africa. Mr. Gs!
own; Commissary Judge in Slave Trade.causes,
gone passenger t( Sierra Leone.

arrived ,
if the
atr
Royal
he %
Duch, Ab°l
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fulfil cite
th the Q. le, a
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valry azd • rate
we fc»l , .50 501
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inch
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will live d
:eat
.pectieg sm
.
it the 211 c:
wined seems
se
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as been apt.'
is M.
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ce,..••••.uy
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still 2e, v.,
cen
csan:in..d :ill
otzelaue's. E;•adi.
ormation fell; 'IJ,
vat:
• nd
lice
Alexandria, %cn
victory ob
abite Comm
the Court of • •er
r the • fu
in that city
miaow craLc. wet
iible of the c. rU
to had the ho the
the illumia:e col
ns liked prt
which the sio
po•
fol
he pref.-and
in.—This er:i I• 2
, who is a . Pe
le is highly FT
.ove the cond.. D 4
Minister
n who are
St ••• •
he King of L as
&c.
statues and c'
ected by the ti
:, were lying
e end of Dear
waiting fora
in Egypt; tam
gone to Ups-
s
ices more favcc•
he PACHA don': 1
ce and facility.- 1
with one of the:
ile than was evi
male.
rho was grey
r the Slave 31r.
there, to exercise
man Au, whci:
h, and, particre
of the Patna
it not be worl.
eavour to induce
gradual abolitio:.
or creatures are
ate of complex
rchasers with as
her surveys elt
Is of these poor
very fast fic:
less is enabled
me with his le'
d yesterday r.e..
:ASILF, APRIL ;
AC continues to Tr,/
:6STLE, •PRIL. ;S-
-ig has rested eo.r.
morning.
EACEREGOR:
ith a very seric...:
y have
ejtoanleanlrjg beeno.eeydipanocgnicr
1
al custom, rc:.
)t proceeded
which was c-,0.4
1, by which
e following Ed.
al in town :
„April 17, is:o.
a f4l from his hits"
itusion of the ih• ' I
Las bowcver pass&
is better today
YEATS, M.D.
IL CLI NE:
.6 1610.