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ent, and was, In the December following,
to the treaty, arrefied and fent to the
at Befancon, where he remained taut
he beginning of this month, was carrtied
7emple, where he fill remains, accufed
at the head of a new confpiraey,..in which
MACDON•LD, SOVHAM, LICOI/111,
lONISIAII, and other celebrated Generals,
e fought under Pic it tutu and Moaaau, are
or Paid to be fo. Even Generals Ray.
d DISSOLLES are mentioned as fufpeßed ofd
g to the failion of Generals ; and though
tloyed, are watched by other Generals in
oOItAPARTR confides. LA HOME, SOOHAM,
t..d Bow PEAU, are now confined in the Tem-
MACDON•LD and LICOURER lIIT:CAiIed forty
from Paris, and remain, until further orders,
he infrEtion and refponfibility of the Police
fraries of their places of exile. It has been
d that they were to be tried; but it is now
nly believed, that Bottararre has no other
o view, than to force thefe obnoxious Gene•
ho have many friends and adherents in the
to leave prance, and follow Moasau to Any-
It is Paid that Foncsts Las already propofed,
voluntary exile to thefe Generals; but
ene of them, except IA floats, hat accept-
it, he being the only one, whole connedlion
goatee, for rboin, betides, be bas a great
hip, would make it deferable to follow his
Chief, whofe =outpace be wax alto accufed
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crday morning his Mareavv, and the Print-
Som.& and Ateeita, attended by Generals
ratour and Frrzaor the Hon, Mr. Vit.-
and Lady Turmas, ;ode in Windfor Great
About one o'clock a violent (bower came on,
I. MAI F STT rode into Cumberland Lodge, and
ed to Windfor in bi► chariot, drawn by ta
bodes from Hanover. Princefut *mita and
la followed in another chariot.
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Majesty and the other Prioceifes took an
to r rogroore.
(day evening the Royal. FAMILY walked on the

ee.
Royal Highnefs the Passim: of •Watas has
ted Dr. Kolar, of the StslTex Hofpital lb p.
very elegant filver tea-pot and ewer, for his
lance on her Royal Highnefs during her late
nation.
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e Marquis WELLISLIT has traamitted a nod-
al of his defign to quit Bengal early in the
ig feafon.
e Duke of MnSTRISE arrived at Edinburgh on
ay ; and neat day Lord SomsaviLia let out
thence fur England.
a review of the York Volunteers, which took
lag week, on Knavefmire, a heavy rain came
ly which they were fo feverely drenched, that
a general volley was ordered, only one mufket
f Soo went os'; the reft all hung fire.
iday evening, the Cockeripouth Volunteers were
fted by Col. Hams. The weather was Co ex-
ely bad as to prevent their going through :navy
ded manoeuvres.
3nday evening .the honfes of the principal tradef-
of Brighton were illuminated in honour of the
day of Royal Highnefs the Prince of WALES.
ewas a fplendid Ball at the Caflle Inn, very pu
,uflly and elegantly attended. The portico at the
Ince was emblematically illuminated with the
ea's plume in variegated lamps. His Royal
steels entered the Ball-room about ten o'clock,
mpanied by Mrs. Fs rz E aaaaa , and attended by
Jukes of CLARIIIICI and Kral.. Their Loyal
lineffesftaid hipper, and departed at near two
eta.
uefday his Royal Hi;hnefs the Palace reviewed
dy of the troops quartered in the vicinity, upon
market-hill, about four miles fiom Brighton,
icing of the 4th and 6th, or Innifkillen Regi-
ts of Dragoons, the soft Foot, a part of the
it Hants, and the whole of the Sofres Militia, with
attached corps of Sharp-fhooters, and a park of
ng Artillery, confining of (event howiteers and
fie•pounders. They went through their evditi
sin a Ityle of perfection, at which his Royal High-
was plesfed to exprefshis high approbation. Ge-
cuv RCII I LL. and feveral ether eminent Military
cers, were on the ground. His-Royal Highnefs
unueal on the ground till half-pea three o'clock.
: Duke of Closet saes was there, and a vats affem-
te of perfons of Whims. Mr. SHERIDAN. and a
'sher of the PRINCE'S convivial friends, were alfo
rent. The day was delightful, and the Downs
ered with pedeilrian beauty, approaching from
quarters ; the martial fcere had A charming ctree.
er the review his Royal Flighnefs ente tuned the
sera's, Field Offic Is, and a number of his friends
linner, at the Pavilliou. His Royal Highnefs's
id performed, as itfuAl, an elegant felettion of
fical airs on the lawn of the Pavillion, and the
ine was fafhionable crowded till a late hour.

lit Cull& affizes, the number of Counfellors and
ufes were nearly equal. Of the former, there were
;of the latter 37. A caufe, refpeding the right
burn lime on certain premi es, kited feventeen
ars; and, it is Paid, that upwards of fury wit-
Tee were examined. _ _ _

A boy of la years of age, at Edinburgh. of the
me of BEATTIE, is Grid to recite paffages from
AKIPCARC, 1:0 as to produce a fenfation greater
in mon of our Profeffors of the Hifirionic art can
Ike on their auditors. This boy bids fair to twat
ern all.

Two female fervants of Waddington, in Lincoln-
re, Litely fought a pitched battle, attended by
Lir fecond., Stc. The prize contended for was a
ung man, ferrant to a farmer in the neighbourhood,
in altually had the tmerity to go to church with
e Niflor I

A lady who dreffes in the tranfparent extreme,
ding lately a paragraph in one of the Papas in
nal lois the term, •Vh-it nee neire4" alked a faecal.
unck what it intuit fAnfhls Nods., mz