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been another fright to The Qucen-jt scarce,
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During the whole Of Yesterday and 10 da,
London has been in the utmost excited state. +
consequence of the apprehension of anoiho
individual, who is believed to have intended \
attempt on the Queens life, and this With
but few hours OF her Maicsty's royal ccmnr
CIV having been extended toward. th, M,
Francis, whom she had but lust saved from III,
sevefest penalty Of the law. The mons.o
charged with this third attemp.. seems to h
some ms>hapen fend, whose appearance onf,
bears comparison with the fo1l deed with whci
he seems dCsirous TO have distinguished him
self 1t was on her Maics'y's return from th,
Chapel Royal yesterday, that the wretch seem!
to have intended his purpose; but ,be Who'll,
event seems 50 truly revolving and opposite t,
the national character, that we can scarcely
brinr Our minds 70 credit Us tru,h
We have an India Mail, with dates from
Bombay to the 23d of May, and submit the fol-
lowing as the best outline of the ptaili~onoe
conveyed:
We rejoice to state that, aIthourh .he event,
which have occurred since The dates of oar l2s
adviccs arc not ot 50 striking a character =.
those of which the news has Communicated hy
the last six mails, the intelligence is. on the
whole, highly satisfactory.
Our news from China is 10 tln J,h nj ,nrrl
The preparations for the de reace nv the Ch.,e -
OF the river between WhamYol and Can-nn
were still in progress, a!thoI,yb now rcar.y
completed, ana their officers we-a npromj,t,,,
in their eyertons 10 practise their art.l,erymeu
in the use of the great Guns
Nngpo had been attacked on the 18Th ol
March, by Chinese force, cs'i,on.eI =, from,
10000 to 1900 mon. They were allowed IN
enter the town without opposition, bat upon
reaching the n.arket-placc, we're ,ysgjlol IN ~;
sides by our troops, and instantly r,,,oj
Abnut $50 are sad TO have been lcn dad or
the field, while Oh our side no. q siyr,4 c,.n,l.
ty toIk Place
This appears 10 have been only mar. e 81.
concerted attack, as at III, slma tiiIe u,na t;r.
boats were launched, aud an atte.n,t was maj ,
upon our garrison Of Chnhao, but in c2~b cns,
with si.rnal il! success.
Several 81. FINISHES had taken p',so a'or,, ti,.
coast. bat with 10 decisive result. altliop4b c.cb
the enemy had suffered n,iterabla loes ll.o
vigorous measures were, it is said. m conto,,.
p!ation, and a movement to tie nor..ward Mas
intended upon the ARRIVAL Q! TIE cyrecicd rn.,.
Iorcements.
trade appears 10 have been carried on qslIzu.
al out "ih the exception Of cotton, no. up,r
remnneratog prices. Barter was III, onIv
means OF commercial intercourse.
From AtGh4nisan, we learn that General Pal.
lock had arrived at JcllaIabad, re!iey,rr S7lo
and the heroic garrison of that for ross. on the
10Th of ApriI.--iIe had experienced but Gt,ln
opposition On his march, except from some rowing
tribes, who had only succeeded in cut,inru.Ta
few camris, and had even been able, when as
surod OF Sae's safety. - Getarh part Of h 5
forces to the assistance OF friendly cine.
CoinncI Bottoms brlLsde a.so who had been
unable 10 oycrakc General Palock in time to
accompany HIM through the khyber passes had,
with the assistance Of our Sc,Hh auylares, ard
rel tree mont det2che lr)n Je,'alaOad,
reached All Mu,Jb without difficulty, and wouM
Pr"naOly arrived at Jeiiaidb9d about The 9Th of
;hay' 'o'"Ael Bolton had under his convoy
heaVy comhIsStrIat tram, and ,omc artillery. all
OF OF, Wileh had threaded the passes in safely.
Inc system" purchas NJ the aid OF The Aired :,
ana other predatory tribes, appears TO have wof-
kod well!
The combined forces womb +, vv9e surorsol
nave maintained 'hcIr present position until
The inleI'insoce Of the forcn ,,,o,. uu5,.
Colonel Palmer, at Gbuzui is scanty, bat pre.