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THE account OF that event.
The Prince Royal of Prussia, is to mar
Try the Princess Eliza of Bavaria. By this
marriage he will become the brother-in-law
of the Emperor Francis of Austria, and a
new tie will thus be formed between the
Courts of Vienna, Berlin and Munich
leading to still closer political alliance.
| We have seen letter, says the Charleston
Courier, which mentions the arrival at HAVANA
of Spanish brig from Malaga. which port she
left on the first of September, having on board 9


large number Of Frars, sent off by Gen. Riego
:. When they we're landed at Havana, the boys boot
ed at them and peted them with stones; moi
could the popuace be quieted until the stran
gers cried out, Viva la Constitution !'-wher
they were allowed to proceed to their lodgings
-unmoested. When these poor creatures were
sent on board the brig, at Malaga, the captain
refused taking them, on account of the want OF
provisions" Never mind, lsaid Riego) throw
them overheard"


The Bavarian frontier town of Hot, was
nearly destroyed by fire, on the 18th Sep
The wind was very high, and the num-
Der OF houses consumed was 400, The
little town of Neubrunn, four leagues from


Wurtzburg, was visited bya similar Gala


nifty. the evening before, when about lo(
buildings, with the harvest that was hous.
ed, and number of cattle were destroyed
j The sword of Gen. j. WARREN, who fell a,
bunker Hill, is now in the possession OF William
Davis. Esq. of Plymouth. 1t was purchased al
Halifax, N. S. in 1775, by Capt, Cornelius Dun.
ham, formerly of Carver, now of Belfast, (AIe. }
while prisoner of war at Halifax, from the SER
want of British officer, who declared he took il
from the body of Gen. Warren as soon as the
British obtained possession of the redoubt near
which Gen. w, fell.


1 Capt ID has recently given deposition on
oath to the truth of these facts,