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mcetiug ef the scco,d chamber; a holding
Of the full diet. where the magnates attend,
l w13 not fortunate enough to sec. and am
left III spite OF all descriptions, a little in
doubt. as to the picture it would actually
present; magnificent it may hr. yet et,methinks,
Judging from what | did see, the splendor
has been somewhat exaggerated, that of the
guard noble undoubtedly is. They have
good but not remarkable horses. The hus-
sar dress Of scarlet and silver is rich and
dazzling. and as they ride down to mount
guard, 10 see them followed by trains OF or
dcrics mounted, and with led horses, altho'
the peiisscs of these ordcrles were old, and
rusty green, and the horses might havc been
turned ont in higher order; has an appear
ance somewhat imposing. But the young
men composing this corps differ in size, fig
ure and carriage, and scarce look soldiers
bv the side of the old Austrian cuirrassiers.
4 regiment of these last lay in garrison here
and some strong battalions OF infantry, con


ssting entirely OF men from the Italian prov


inces of the empire. So much for the hous-
es Of lords and commons at Pressburgh, and
for the chance oi free discussion in the king


dom Of Hungary"