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“ 71. Caret for whish HAMPDIIN Ibil fat the Field, doer srmirer eliel eft the Sauna!"
PRICE SEVEN PENCE i! ;
BRIGHTON. ~ ,
'my life, the son of that man whose turbulent ambition hero two or three days, and then set out immediate)?
FREEHOLDS, Richce niond-etrmet. Nelson's Row, Marlbo- lost him the greatest empire in the world, mid whose for Verona, should his health permit. From what I ;.; li
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rough Place; sad LEASEHOLD, Woburn Place,Charl- career will be forgotten only when the extraordinary can learn, the proceedings at Verona will not be over ' I
ton Hill, Brighton. events, associated with it; cease to become &natter of till the latter end of December, or the beginning of Ja-
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, astonishment to succeeding generations. Yoga, Napo- emery. The Marquess of Londonderry expects his re-
By Mr. HINDLE. lean was at the theatre, and set in the mote box with call hourly, and all his valuable furniture ts to be sold
At the Gloucester H
oneotel. Brichtoo. on TutolOAT. 0eT06611 hie Royal litandsire eat the Empress, hut in • repent, off by auction. His Lordship gives to-day a and
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15th, at twelve f o'clock, (by order of the Assignees
compartment. where be was attended by a middle-aged dinner to the Dake of Wellington, and several &tin-
of Dymoke Wei's, a Bankrupt.) in flee Lots,
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eoin• intlividad, who appeared to he his precptor.lt is not too finished personages are invited to meet bill/race.
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AN improyeable FREEHOLD ES I'ATE;
much te say, that. perhaps no youth ever boasted a finer
pet sing Twenty MS WO g.
-si II 0 ilia House*. with sufficient
or more interesting ermaienesce than his. The hue.
~APPAIO OF.DREECE. '
ground for twenty-stx houses more. and •• two-stall stable,
forming the whole of Carene Place. Richmond-street, op- antes of him which I have seen at Ackermana's. aod
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posits Richmond Melee. iimillamediatelY behind the Grand other shops in London, are vile caricatures, compared
Parade, Brighton. . . with the oeigical. They represent him as florid, chubby „
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Rlio TRACT OF A rase/re LITTER. f
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A FREEHOLD-HOLLSE, situate and being No. 11, Nil- boy, with a profusion of flaxen heir flowing etree hi, . • !leer et :Tot. .(V tA) Ave. 24.-1 n spite of the sn-
son-row. Chariton-hitt.emorttv in number of one roomiest, sad the persecution 'boulders. nit i.e has nothing whatever of that ap. •
A FREEHOLD COACH-YARD. with good Stabling for pelmet/re. His cnnsplexion is fine, but not florid; and of those who ought to assist us, our cause triumphs,
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eight horses, lofts OW. :covered stead, mad two lock-up his bair, cut quite short., is.fair, twit not flaxen. It is tad the bravery and good will of our own troops have
coach-houses, et North End. Marlborough-place. ;amps; ble to behold hie face for an instant, and sot he been sufficient._____ f_ocireerler_y
atisiitg: ' Three victories.
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A LEASEHOLDcomprising six Dwelling
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MO have oestroyea the gene-
more with the convincing' lilieness it bears to the "17,_"•"!.7'"" Y g I • d
Houses. situate on the alit side of Woohorn Place, Chad-
Ts pian of. attack cuotettiplated by the Turks, and none more acenrate delineations that are given of his
Cos Hill. •
father's rwuntenanre, particularly that prefixed to Mr. their army.
Also, • FRPACHOLD COTT %GE sad GARDEN. at
"Phis plan, traced by a masterly hand, was COMmn-
Rissper, about two miles from Chawley, in the county of O'lleara's book. The noise is precisely similar, as is
Sussex. also the conformation of the mouth, whieh, when lie Wetted to the Turks by pone officious friends, whom it
The before-mentioned property estimated at nearly £3OO smiles, gives an expression of peculiar sweetness. It is not difficult to discover. The Streakier of Rosneii.i. ..
per annum. has long been said that lie is intended for the Church, eel.ti was to attack Greece at the head of a large army on
Particulars are preparing, sod may be had ten days pre. but as yet,
view./ the Sale of Mr. G. straff ',rd. N 0.9. Richmond-street, meet
.he has not appeared in any initiative habili• three different points, while the fleet favotired the op-
' Ile wee dressed last night just like the son of rations on shore, to strike terror by a strong and gen.- and Gloucester-Betel. Itrighton; Garraway's Coffee-house.
'Change Alley, Corohill ; and at Mr. Hinnies office, Oh an English country gentleman, wearing a short blue rah blow, and by seyerel simultaneous and well combined
Chancery-lene. London• coat with gilt buttons, strird waistcoat, and a white attacks, to offer an amnesty in the first moment of confo-
neckerchief tied round his neck. The Imperial party *ion, and to stifle the insurrection in a short time by a
• Elegant Furniture, Table and lied Linen, Chloe and Cal sat in the stage box, which was plainly ornamesited with' deceitful policy, seconded by force of arms, was the situ
Glass, Pier and Chimney Glasses, and oakahm Effects, cemson velvet drawn., and young Napoleon was sta• proposed. ''l
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removed from Richmond. Slurry. Gone(' immediately in front in the same line, but a lit tt These Greeks, to whom these details were known,
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the detached from the Esimeror and Empress. Ile ap- tank their measures in consequence. Vracburi, capital
By kle. HINDLE.
red to enjoy the performance exceedingly, and of Etolia, principally attracted their attention, This • •
At his spacious rooms, Sin. Chancery-lane, on Fn t oar, the
Itith instant• and following day, commencing at eleven aun' e at
poured
h d Wine particniar armies hind enoug); to be town is situate near the site of Thertneis, tbe.ancient ca- .\ 1 ..
for twelve o'clock precisely, distinctly heard by the audience. At the close of each trite! of this province. and the Etolians always coneen- - , ~
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uremia, and junjern FURNITURE, the act, when the drop scene fell hr uniformly rose from his trated their forces there 'in ease of invasion,
,to repair
seat. and stood behind the E•operor, who, looking over their losses, ohserve'tteltiovements of tl:e earMY, and t• I
Property of a Gentleman going to the Continent:
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elegant furniture,
comprelieon: drawing-room in ripen- his shoulder, conversed with him . t occasional intervals, cheek ofta sudden his
;#xcu'excursions. The Groin bridg a. i 6
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save drapery curtains with Grecian conches and chairs en apparently with an air of paternal affection. Hi. Ito- .if 366 arches, placed in the Middle of the lakes to 11.1. •
suite : patent, cord. 100, and breakfast tables of beautiful penal Majesty sad his Illustrious Spouse attended with- west andiii south of 'Vrkthori, was pot in state of :le- 0
rose wood on claw frames; large Brussels Carpets; chimney out any dj,o4), of pinup whatever. There is in the fence, ai Well as the citadel of Angelocastron. A midi-
glasses and mirrors; elegant beds, with suitable bedding; countenance of the Emperor of Awed* an expression of dent corps of Guerillas was immediately sent to the i
well-made cabinet articles in winged wardrobes; commode solemn dignity, suited to his exalted rank, and in his inaccessible barriers of Mount Panaetolicon, .while the chest of drawers; dressing tables, patent dining tables, Pr- manner an air of kindness that endears him to all his gekter pit'it of the army was directed towards the pas-
destal sideboards; parlosur chairs in leather and satin-hair
sobiecte He wasvery plainly .1 mused en bourgeois— onion( Stritos, betwen Machalas and Leperus. Af'er •
seats, hall chairs, stair carpet, painted floor cloths, kitchen . ... . . r . .
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in a blue coat and white waistcoat, anti wore a black this disposition the which re:: eretl Etoha iiii-
requisites, &e.
To be viewed the slay preceding and morning of sale.— •ilk neckerchief tied round Lis neck. The attire of the pregnable, Matirocord!to tranamittvil the necessary in-
Catalogues had at the rooms. . Empress was equally simple. Her Majesty wore nn orna- struction to General Nicetas. whoa commanded at the o
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merits, and appeared in • white satin hat, with ostrich Thermopylas, and he repaired to Streets.
feathers, and had a large shawl thrown over her should-
1211 Money Capitals ! 1
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era. Neither at the moment when their Imperial Majea- " The Arcanism, on their part, firmly resolved to ren-
ame; other Money Priam!
quish or perish, burnt several of their towps and vii- All t
hehe Tickets in the Wheel! ties entered the theatre, nor when they stood up to leave
t y Fixed Prizes! it, was there the slightest demonstration of popular lades of easy access, in order to leave nu ofts.:epf ref ig,i •
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Not any Stock Prizes! .
feeling. No notional air was played or called for, nor to the enemy, and repaired themselves to Macryourus :a
Nut any Classes! . • was there any °Wiesner made towards the Imperial box. defend their frontiers. . •
Not any Re-drawing!" On the 111th July, t hoorschi•l Parise, etinformaVo l'
Each Ticket decides its own Fab ! , This, however, is Out to be ascribed to apathy or indif.
to the lan divided his forces at Larissa in two wire I:I ,
All the CapitalsaMy be drawn the First Day ! Terence on the part of the Ludience, for there does not P ~, '
eke.ist oponearth a Monarch more beloved. Ity his people "ores. war corps, about 111,0110 torn, WAI et)itiftrAft•!P.l t 4
/111 E ahoy. are theby Hasten Pacha.—This bold Commander had pronii•• d,
principal Featisess. of the pre•
t n the Emperor I. ramie- Ns, it is considered quite as .
sent State Lottery; and.B Intl:: wobeidtatisin In re- "•on pain of losing his head, to make a passage fee bi ot• was tie,. sublimed a matter .of coarse, that his Impeded Majesty should
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pealing what he stated when the Bself across the mountains of A graplex, to nenetrato in:o
to the Public, viz. that It has Isis most unqualified approba• always make his appearance among them in the same .
carn Aania, . . tion, and every clay convinces him his opinion end that of manner as a father would among hie children, and the .
l'his second and promote-the enter of the Partin of Arta.
d Ceninsanol,-r was to force the pass of Macra, - the Public go hand-Indsand, as the sale at Oils period Is un- Austrians regard him precisely in that light. Invested ' )'II '
floras join Harlan Podia, and then to penetrate with precedented. The Public, however much they approved of with absolute power, no Prince of the !louse of Haps-
; him into Eight to cnrocure it. novelties in Schemes. and width novelties when first intro- borKever „e„.;,„„j;,,.;,1
•••••' more soll'in," and n'irrat'°" l'h 'brachia Packs, Sit the head of the larYer part of
duecd were deservedly popular. yet from their frequent re- thaa the. present Sovereign; and the people of his here. ' ° •
petition have ceased to consider them attractive; nerefore his army, arrived on the Itith July at Z.dtosiiii. On Ott t, s
ditary dominions, so far from draining•
any change in the 20 i , , , .... .
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to have one of the good old-fashioned Old ElglirthSehernes.t I, tie attacnesi tee i nerinnoy ,e- for
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silica possesses no novelty, heensises the greatest novelty of ~ '.
at the pass of Phontana. The tie:l,-al of the Tarks. that could possibly losfal them. Austria certainly itie
all, and reminds us of " the good olden time."—Tackets andfertile in stratagems, took no part in the contest, whi-ta
Shares are selling by very last place in Europe, in which Carbonarism is
he observed from a distance. ilk SPINY was attacked in •
T. BIM likely to find disciples. No city presents to the
front and on the right flank, arid hrtilte in inure than . .
,4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cross. stranger, on
.approaching it, a more deceptive appear.
one place. The most terrible carnage preceded the root
•• In the late Lottery itISII sold. as he usually does, once than Vozoina. Ile imagines, front the extent of
of this 'forks. Myssens and Catitogannac poetical:l6y
the Greatest Prize, viz. No. 4130.1, £30,000, anti several ground which the walls enihrAtte, and the style of the
distinguished themselves on this day. The first repaired • minor Capitals, buildings whirls lie immediately ennt:gnons to them, . 1 ,
• • thoaaand
+,+ Schemes Gratis• that be is shunt to enter a plac- full of close and COOP- with a
lied been driven acts of bravery the wrongs which he
10 commit by his too violent temper. , •
Lottery begins 30th this Month, (Orronaa.) pact streets; but on being admitted throng's any one of
" Chourschid Peen., after his defeat, was pursued to - " •
. - the seven gates, which form the access, he is soon 'nide- BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.the opposite extremity of Trachis, where a great num- ceived, and finds that the rite, properly PO called, is con-
,' S a wild and effectual remedy for all those die- b of b' soldiersalso perished. Nig'it pat an end to
fined within very narrow limits, the interjacent space be- bet la
Lll. orders which originate in vitiated action of the Liver t,,,,,,,,, the • ' the pursuit.
e inner and the enter wall being occupied with
and hiliary organs, namely, Indigestion, Loss of Appetite"ill the same time Hessen Paella had penetrated ta
fortifications, and places of sithurban resort. From the
flead-ache, Ilearthern, Flatulencies. Spasms. Costiveness, , .
allowed
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Affections of the Liver, &c. &c. DI XON's A NTIRILIOCS '
Sono stay I am ad to make here, 1 C4O only give
who occupied this country, had perceived the blind con-
PILLS have met with more general approval than any other transient glance at objects that otherwise would demand
entae
medicine whatsoever. They unite every recommendation from me 'Monte anti attentive ob tint+. The houses
lidence of this rash enemy; in order to
gle him titre
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of mild operation with successful effect ; and require nn rr- are in:tweet remarkably well built, and many of them better, they retreated as tar as the bridge of Caracos,
vulgarly called Tataraina. This bridge, the work of tie strains or confinement whatever during their use. In tro- nearly as loft as those in the old town of Edinburgh.
Humans, is the, only one to keep up the communication pieal climates where the consequences of redundant and vs.- Some of the Palaces of the Princes and the Nobility are ' /
between Thessalv;Etolia, and Acanania. M•rcos .p..... 1 •
tinted bile are so prevalent and alarming, they are an in- grand beyond description—the one in which Prince
valuable and efficient protection. They are likee-fse pees!. Lichtenstein resides occupies almost our sitle of a whole `arts .
settin out from the latter country, arrived at the e.
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liarly calculated to correct disorders arising from excesses street. The number of inhabitants in the city and the sense point one. ay. ssa
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of the table, to restore the lose or the stomach, and to re- At the sight of the bridge of Caracas a sentiment of
fattabourgs is now estimated at inwards of two hundred
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move most complaints occasioned by hregularity of the , , , , ". , horror prevailed in the mind of this Stinliot General it
and seventy tnousanu souls, snowing a great increase or bowels.
was before this bridle that Isis father, Christos Gosaris, • ,
Sold in Boxes, at 25.9 J., Gs., Ile , and 425.„ by Butler's, population within the last ten years. Vie streets run
Chemists, 4, Cheapside. and 220, Regent-street, London; without any regular order, some taking a I!: vergent and reposing on the faith of treaties, WAS attacked at Isis pass-
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nit his filao..
t i 13,009 Mahoetians. .
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20, Waterloo-place. Edinburgh, St, Sacksillesstreet, Dub- circuitous, and others quite a direct line. The priiici- I
she most herh oic r ,:isteineb,y :PM Souliots nsperished, and After
111: and by the prineipai Medicine-Venders throughout the pal place is that called the Hof, near which the Imperial . , • 1
100 women. pressing their infants to their bosoms, threse
United Kingdom. Palace and the Hotels of the Ambassadors are situated.
thouselves from the rocks into the watereof the ached-
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• to escape siaverv•
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PREPARATIONS FOR THE CONGRESS. toe of the Virgin, a work not considered to be by any
".: Ala sus,r-- deeply iienetrated by this sorrowful teen,-
.ow_ means well executed. There are also in this place two•
lection, exposed to Isis troops, in pathetic recital, all the .4
(xxraacx OF • LITTER 711051 TIENNA; SEI.I'I3IBER spouting fountains, each of Odell was, in 1512, deco-
horror of the crime, and excited his c.sinpattions hi arms .;
27, 1522) rated with a group of statues. That on the right repre-
to take a brilliant and lawful vengeance. • I '
seats the fidelity of the Austrian people to their Prince and
At length arrived here, I am enabled to send you " 'I he manes.' sail be, 'of the three hundred bray* 1
to the country, and has for an inscription, Inpfe relit some authentic particulars respecting the movOinents of h
men who perished here, the spirits of the women are
the Sovereigns. The Emperor of Austria will certainly 10 enlac
e sales.. The group on the left is cuthipnatic of
still wandering on theae rocks—au expiatory sacrificet 1
set out front his capital on the Ist of October, but will agriculture, as the source of abantiance and national pro-
of these barbarians may appease Ibeiti. Soldiery. wit 6),
'purity; it has the inscription Auspice. warm. fizaidt s.
not, according' to the present arrangements, reach Ye-owe this to those martyrs of liberty, and we will siii.-e P 't
Both groups are deemed by the bestisolges to be master- :
tuna till the 15th, as he intends is spend some days atit to-tourrow '-' The troops rei.:ied by a general cry of
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the pieces of sculpture. llotre are five theatres in this capi- ,usiasio. Measures were o
Saltzliurgli, in Bavaria, where his father in-law,'
entuwn taken out to allow
Cal, and the principal one is that which the Emperor at- _ n • , .. •
King of that country, is to meet Wm. It is believed by a y opening to ~0.. room
tended last night. It is a structure on a small scale, of
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those who have access to the best information, that this •• On the nest .14v, at the arrival of Hassan PAChI,
interview is closely connected with ate affair of great po- ofutanv
eerlytt !cells:
ifirsoriiint,,,aind rpi erlet
vl.vi
odneseio rattoed the:inle interior,ear is 1
the noise of the first iiriw; Wall heard ; the trooes I ing I:st
litical importance. The Emperor of Russia, as I men- hin ambush, run from all I:arts, afters e:s...er•ll routek, 01
pieces of all clesjiption. s were representedY
at Ibis rhea-
tioned in my last, will take his departure on the 2d of ,
that ' has been issued, attacked the '!'
arks sword in hand. '1 'hr enemy swig!t
ere; but since . period an order con- ,
October, and the presence of the Duke of Wellington isa piece to retreat in vain. With the exception seta !,eut 1 • fining it exclusively to the regular German drama. At
every moment looked for. From what I can learn, none :AM men, the cirps of Hassan perished before the bridge.
present it is stipported with an excellent company. .
of the members of the British Embassy now at the lin- t A small number surrendered at discretion.
perial Court will join the Diplomatic body in Italy • but performer named Korn is the leading favourite, and he
"Stich was the end of tbia great Oztotnan army.— seems, from his slelive-y and style of acting-, to warrant
the point has not
.yet been definitively settled. 'Loot .. . .• .• (This is the name by which it was designated by the
the estimation in which he is held.
Strangford has arrived here from Constantinople, and 4s)—Ther avant girde only of this army poised on
has had freqtient conferences with Prince Metternich.— SATURDAY, 2•44.---It is now conablered very' doublul the 4th of July, into Livadia, when Clionrsehid was at
The latter proceeds on Monday next on his route to whether the Duke of Weilineton will come Isere at all. Larissa. It had arrived at Z diouni in the month of
Verona. lam told that no language could describe the The prevailing opinion is shat be „ill „in., the soy,•
june, and hail profited by a moment of confesion twea•
, agony of wind which the 31arqq,•es of Londonderry em. reigns at saftc:itsetzli, and proceed with them thence to cloned he souse private qoarrels of Odysseus. to pear. t• .
perteneed us-lien infaro4?.l oldie melancholy catastrophe Verona. I now understand from good authority that a tree by a round boat way, but rowed into Pelapoune. •.
that deprived him of hie distinguished broti„.r. Ile has diplomatic conference is to take place at SAllshurgli, on au.; it was also there destroyed. and thus accomplished *
since lived in a state of the greatest privacy, seeing only the various important measures which lately engaged the destruction of the army of Lisourseliiii Pacha, arrived f
a very few individuals except on official business. The the deliberations of air Diet at Frankfort. The several on the three points of Tiseoulpslste, Carocos, and Co.
Einprrnr of Rossi+ has, since his arrival, done him the members of the •Frenclo Legation have already set oat rinthia. Of all this army. amonnsing to -15,M10 or 50 ~Iteo ' '.l ',amour to dine with bins, tu.sre than once, en Anilie. for the former town.
men, the S?raskier has only oared 6,1104), who have re-
His Imperial Majesty passes Isis time here in compare- slosoar. 30.—Contrary to general expectation the treated with him to Larissa.
live retirement; and from the little noise that his pre- Duke of Wellington arrived here at a late hour last ~ The Pacha of Arta, deceived in his expectations of
sence occasions, it stool., never he supposed that his night. lam concerned to inform you that his Greer assistance from Hassan, resolved to attack Arcanania by
Power extended from the Dnieper to the remotest re- suffered exceedingly from illness on the road, and his sea. On the 4th August lie effected a landing in it,„
gions of Criru Tartaty—from Siberia to the frontiers of health still contimies in a very delicate state. Prince Mrt• Guilt' of Ambracie by Loutraki. He was re sensed the
China. The celebrated political writer, Gentz, was ternicli waited on the Noble Duke this morning, and re• same Jay with consia:rable loss by the Chilies!, Zoned.
beard to exclaim, out hearing of the death of the Mar- mained in conference with hint for nearly an hour.— A great number of Lis soldiers were drowned in rt-eui-
rots% of Londonderry, " Well, the fatal cut, be gave Aliertments Lave been provided for his Grace at the barking for Arta.
himself, cuts short my life by at least ten years." 1 had Wm, mace, the same, that was occupied by the late •• A division of the Turkish fleet at theisme time die.
last n;ght AO 02itortunity of seeing, for the first time of Prince Sulveartzcoburgh, He will, it is said, remain embarked another corps near the port of Candib, sip-
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