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_ LONDON. Saturday Afternoon, February 2, 1822. TO THE READERS OF ME GENERAL EVENING POST. The Proprietors of this Paper having experienced the patronage of the Public during a period little short of a century, arc desirous of adopting every means which-tnay conduce to the impro

Yesterday a Special Court of Common Council vraB held at Guildhall, to take into consitleratiQn the Report of the Committee appcinted to enquire into the circumstances attending the affray at Knightsbridge Barracks, between the Life Guards and the populace, on the evening of the

Ilis MAJESTY.—At the Accession Celebration Dinner, at Brighton, it was stated, on the authority. of Mr. Barratt, his Majesty's Apothecary and Surgeon, that the King was so much affected at the recollection of his Royal Father's death, at this particular period, that he felt too

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and spent the evening, they were attacked,by a lumber of armed men, 'near the Old Steeple of R..ellys Town, and were it not for the interposition of Providence, and the courage o ‘ f the postill;on, the most fatal consequences must have ensued. A shot was fired at the postillion

Arthur Forster and James FOrster wefe brought up to receive the judgment of the'Court for obstructing and assaulting an Excise-Officer, who seized, in , the discharge of his duty, a large quantity of smuggled spirits in their possession. These defendants likewise suffered judgme