FOREIGN IrTTELLIGENCE.

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The King and Queen of the Sandwich
Islands have arrived in London. The main
object OF their visit is to throw themselves
and their territory upon the protection of
the British Government, against the ag
gressions which they seem to apprehcnd
from the Russians. They did not appear at
the drawing room of the King, in consc-
qucnce Of not having their dresses finished.
They arc extremely anxious to view the
curiositics OF that great metropolis, but have
as yet RETAINED from appearing in public.
The King is man of pleasing .countenance
and gentlcmanly department; he is tall and
we'll formed, and is dressed III European cos
tune. The Queen is large woman, and
appears fond of dress, which she changes
three or four times day. Her Majesty is
somewhat indisposed, and frequently retires
to rest, during the day; She and her sister
smoke their scgars with as much .SoW as
some of our modern dandies, and constantly
amusc themselves with playing cards. The
Kings name is Rho Rho, but his assumed
regal name is Tamehameho and Wahoo, one
Of the central Islands is his residence. The
King and Queen arc attended by the Cover
nor, his lady and an interpreter.


| Many accidents and some of them of a Sc
rious nature, occurred at the Kings drawing
room, which it is said, was worse managed
than was ever before known. The ruin and
wrcck'of carriages were hey ond all prccc-
dent indeed, there were very few escaped
without some injury. 1t was no uncommon
thing to sec a carriage moving upon three
wheels, and hundreds had their pannels
smashed to pieces. Servants and horses
Jared very little better. A beautiful animal
belonging to the Marquis of Anglcsca had
the pole of a carriage driven through his b.
dy, and iootman belonging to another no.
bcman had his leg crushed in shocking
manner between two carriages. Great nun-
bcrs, both OF ladies and gentlemen, could not
get to their carriages at all, and were Obliged
to walk home through the streets in court
dresses.


| 1t is asserted in the German papers, that
the physicians of the Emperor of Russia
have advised him to the warm baths this
summer, leaving to his Majesty the option be-
tween those i'll his own empire situate in Mt
Caucasus, and those of Carlsbad, in Bohc-
mia. The Emperor has, for various reasons
preferred the iattcr.-lt appears, that he
will set out for Carlsbad, about the end oi
June, but will not remain above month
when he will rcturndircct to St. Petersburgh
he Emperor OF Austria, the Kings of Prus-
sia, Bavaria and Saxony, will 90 to Carlsbad
1T the same time; and no doubt important
political questions will be discussed in this
new meeting of the Sovcreigns. Count Mes
sclrodc and several persons holding the
higher offices i'll the foreign department, have
received orders to hold themselves in readi-
ness to set out for Bohemia.