ROYAL LEFT-HANDED MARRIAG...
ROYAL LFFT-HANDED MARlIAGE.-A letter from Ber- lin, of the 13th inst.,in a Dutchl paper, contains the follow- ing paragraph :-c At* the concert of M. Moseheles, the numerous audience was most agreeably surprised by the appearance of the Princess of Leignitz in the Royal box. We perhaps never saw the public more eager and impatient, for the marriage of His Majesty had remainied a secret till that evening, and of 1,000 persons at the concert, five at most bought the news int the conicert-room. The Princess of Leignitz is by birth a Countess of Harrach. Her pa- rents have lived for these many years in Dresden; her mother was a Baroness Reisky; and a brother of the Princess is in the Austrian army. One of her uncles, Count Charles Von Harrach, lives at Vienna, andl is doctor of physic, to which science he has devoted himself from his youth with greatardour, and wbich he practises for the benefit of the poor with cqual humanity and success. The Princess herself i6 26 years of age, adornei with all the channs of youth, grace, and beauty." 'Fhe above account wp.s sent to the Hamburgh paper by order of the Kting, as appears from the followin3g circular to the public officers and the diplomatic body residing at Berin :-" His NIa- jesty, desiring that the tarriage with her Highness the Princess of I,eignita should be considered merely as a pri- vate matter, bas not thought fit to have it officially pub- lished in the journals of this capital: but his Majesty has been pleased to consent that the annexed article lnight be inserted in the Gazette of Hainburgh."-Berlin, Nov. 11, I824.-(Signed).VWITaTGENsTE IN. Trhere is an apple-tree in thepossession of'LeviStar, Esq., in the parislh of Chcdder, county of Somnerset, the fruit of which is, when cuti, the one half of it ,sweet, the other half acid. Wialliam Lindsey, who was convicted at the last general sessions for Doverot' fiorgir, the acceptance of Cox lad Co. to a draught, with' intent to detraud Lieutenant George Vernion, but |wvhose case was referred to the 6ecretary of State, wvas brouglit up to, the adjourned sessions on Friday l:st for judgmeat, when sentence of death was recorded against him.