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The young King of Hungary is nearly recovered, and will appear in public in a few days. His rapid convalescence may be considered as a proof of the strength of his constitution, on which subject a false notion seems to be entertained, especially hi foreign countries. His Highnes

(From the Edinburgh Observer.) On Monday, the 14th, a Meeting of this Society, and of those interested in its objects, was held in the Assembly Rooms. Among the gentlemen present we observed George Sinclair, Esq., M.P., Rev. Drs. Dickson, Muirhead, Manuel, and M'Crie ; Reverend

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