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. - . • • Ki I. • ' • .. . • • eTIBER 12.600.1 , KENNET AND AVON CANAL NAVII VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, th 1. 1 ? Hem of the Kennet add Avon Canal N scat for the purpose of ehoosing C,Ontiatttoc Mon f Ditteini for the Ted obioind. on TediAT, the g o l f, SW, at Eleven o'Cloek in the Forenoaa, at Mas i dial B to say—. The Proprietors resident i bo t het (comptising the Counties of Somerset at k o d de Odes of Bristol and Bath), at the White fireadotreer, Bristol. The Proprietors resident II District (eomprisins the County of Wilts), at The Molbocoush. The Proprietors resident in the L tcomprisiog the Cities of London and Weittninstet, • ','^% ... . . ..- - ... .. . a-. 00.. - • * . * t it , - - • . . :.. . • L .. * ' . V 4 '7 . . • - .... : ,, • . _ . , : ill r; ,,`.• t , - Eiji • Hsu . 1.- -:••• • , 1 41f 2 ; •ilf US 14.1 . 41 . ' i.. •• . • .;.! I. i il l i l lil l i. • • /:, ~.: ;e * . . • '• 7. 5 . . • ,..t . .. e__ ~_. a. f . .. :A, Aiiidsie., • .. •., • F,, _ .. a it .., srissisis ~:L . [ Pi err 40000. ENC E . ? / .... - LITERATURE. • , ~..v, ,•,,,, , •••••••• from the Greek The Naval qad Military Magaziac, Na t - f. Chute.. Sutra. sit by Captain ;.1 • . . ;, ' cia steam-boat, This respectable periodical h published quarterly., • and its plan entitles it especially to.the notice of our ...,A . i • Armv and Navy. Its pages are highly attrActive; for, I DitlnAL, Lott" in addition •to naval and military tact*, they present-, . , _ ' I articles of an anecdotical Ind amusing character; oar- ..1, arteries April II ratives of campaigns, ittemoirs of distinguished heroes, rues I .• ' P enwent t• rests &a—the Miscellaneous departhient,' chronicles, 'Eveats mistiest of di , T l '•' of the day; and, from the elaborate and complete man- . • • I I igt. I ordered the ger in which it is gbt up, regrets great credit ou the,Edi- ' l tor. We earnestly recommend the Work, and millsellean • ttery at the entry &mood wi h u°t- elude with copyin g an anec d ote f rom .. its pag es; -lerti'sfri is roached' to Within tr - .....or ; t • • • AN EASIt-GOING CAPIAIN. «Ir-a, .+•w`. - oat the two vessels. found _them eight The Captain of a inviting higate•ita the ideditakaggill ow sea 1 * .e front tit , huts. scanting nai ladder for his . coi,• abodt efght o'clock •in Ilikdolislogslwl them off. Finally , and cootemplating the leak*? af a dfien 'Mari uninterrupted re- , Aw ai ts • pods, le* orders with the Oillher , ofthp watch roaele t acraln. i 1 iy , a svuu vae . was r ed eintaseamigs bi the waiter. Towards uddiagbtaill aWdorgi. . I at await". It I ; began tb liiof black to W i lidward, the brec;a6 iethilti sleep. • _ 1 i i two 64ce notkm "Warted ogailis Which obliged the Lieutenankio l . :iii tea • i dielinsed to the the f e ee mil• The toioins lieso , dewed down for , 14 140, e g i i i 4 . 6 ., of all the the Captain was inf orme d of the change pf weather,' • all ' • I Igh „ i the 224 / the ship had been reduced to in consequence. "a r ism, .4 , ate a Turkish brig Captain," it blows hard, does it ?'—lo 'Yes, Sir," retaliate Ushutvo 4 was lying In the tenant, " there's every. appearance a a gale."—." Very well:" siddne - i lee. w e " u gh' it the Captain, " let me know if it biOws birder." 'At twelve Age to remain here for possible. the First lieutenant, who had been for the last half foe watclikti r a • , sour to be, &c. ths state of the weather, madeip his mind to disturb the Captain for . i t 0 HASTINGS. the peerasslan of the fande b Ssilistr -hiss riatlt we lf/ ' • It dispatch, I stood send ... . „ __,_ ..____ ____. ma _ 2 ' ,-,...., ~ a, , maw, where , the sary to me cep- yards -yams down, sus c , am , 1 i arrounded by" high wee blowing a, perfect gales •" Dw°s" says sbe 0 .9, 1 . n nu and— I I moat of Albanians, end—let me know if It blows harder,.or any thing particular hap . , 1 . . I risking the bees of pens." Noth•yarcei and Masts were sitnekc•tlur fors ind•wiless taps - • ' PwileSlieti of this sash taken' in, time formailavolled• and Jktagaitif loconeshis.watch.. : 1 1 Is was acconipand . k e k win di t i o u se w warcalled ; just after which ,, the Second Lisotepast,in obAiettee . lerable. to the orders left him by the noble First, went doitolo report the' 91 H A STIN GS." loss of the maintop-sail, which had blown clean oat.. of. dn. holts ~ ‘i . • 1 ; IL. rope. The valiant Commander bad been awokesby dsepoiseacenr ••• .. lay contains the signed by the splitting of the sail, and We moment the cabin•dooie 44411 lh acaadtreyed, I° opened, and the agar k the •vrstch entered, as he had espaied; 11 ••: e 0t Ijenelit promptly entered his, on.hiss - stating the kite, Os let the Wain.; 1 , • -• i garage, adding. as he laid himself down again. " and Yon k now, ' Plutons,- May 9. acs tO sur , _ . l 4 al ~ k! let me be called If it blows harder." The ship larniired . t that the country much, and just after Ilajlight sidpsad a Moat triwnsividOue my • • ices of the b rave why nsidd all shake again, washed away the isooraist hammy& . .1 r with it nearly half the watch. The'ple, if possittle, . • I - Greek troops on nettin g , and , whose loss the " lista liseressin g* the sea running snewnel ‘ s ' 'l'Wtliwe ' e ' rthe • a w oun d w hi c h watch 11111111fted the sad catastrophe. 8. • And it blows-wry hod, , e bulletin of the dots itr seriously, said the Captain. 4 Very hard, Indeed. 31r." , I , except by its u muntay replied the Lieutenant; "'l think I isevsklthew it . . ••• 1 ato himir ilsra_"—. 4 Irina_ lei. - P'l...ml.A:A 0.. • r'.. tai. •., 1.. i i f i Y ~_ , . t 1, • ,‘ s „ • ..,„ 1 „, j!" . qv • • ( I • ---"-".-.16"4""N".""11.18111 4-44- tir t MN G 9 Mi ►NDA JULY 2, 1827. 'IdAttON. that the Pro- Navigatlee. we for the dirtiest Third day et .at the followhig Its the Western and Gloucester, Lion Inn, in in the Wiltshire Town Hall, in London Mittel IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE 'OF LORDS, Ante N. The House met this day at three o'clock, merely for the purpose of receiving some Sins returned from the Commons. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY sat as Speaker. Sir ALEI. GILAIIT, Mr. SIM:MILL, and a faw'mbeilifiembers of the Comm as. then returned the Corn Warehoi l siniikil, the Corn Averages Bill, the Mesne Process Bill, with an announcement of the assent of the Commons to their Lordships Amendments in these Bids. They also brought the Land Tar Double Assessments' Amendment Bill, which was read a first time. and ordered to be printed. It stands over, of course, till next Session. The Bowe then adjourned till Monday (this day), 1 POOR LAWS FOR 1831. • FRENCH PAPERS. VIENNA, Jana 19. The Austrian 06server hasrixtramed from Unintirsol Ciazthe the following report ' Hammes, Commander of the Katteria on his expedition in the Gulf of Volo: 1 , 11 .. 4 TO HIS InCELLsitCT THs GRAND ADM! COCHRANE. " On board theXarterta, " I have the honour to inform you, that, olden, .1 sailed for Veto with my division, consisting nistotles, the Axes, the Aspasia, and the Partite. Themistoeles and the Axes to make for the battery , of the port, and to cannonade it. This was performed common intrepidity. The battery was approached' to musket shot, and was soon silenced by the fitsrflum A I then stood with the boats into the pelt, end found Turkish vesseb, all of which struck, bet the ire r ties rendered it extremely (Molt to carry them after an action of four hours, we succeeded in den ?of four blip: Two were bereediaml ooly tatt ander the walla of the towns bid !TRlAk.,,Wpit with the greatest satisfaction I inform Ira II i a single man, though we were durhig flier hiside.k enemy's fire. The highest praise is due to the ciediret oaken and sailors of the squadron. On the algiw , proceeded to Trikkal with the view of capturing of war of 16 guns. Finding, however, that she II midst of rocks, and under the protection of batteries, drive to withdraw. Nevertheless, I mean to rem Woe or four days, to destroy the enemy's brig if possible. , s • " I Men the honour - MT Lose—Ao hour after I sent of my last ch, it WU all tie vessels of my division spinet Trildal, , ,Tartu brig lay. She was close in shore, surrounded is*. and she was protected by a strong detachment or emit*, by eve batteries. It would have been risking t inwasemso too muds to have attempted to take pomession of this I therefore determined to burn her, which was acconipliaied an hour. Every one connected with theiespeditiob eplaalle greatest gallantry. Our loss is inconsiderable. iirtiest " 11ASTINe , afid elsewhere, within the limits of tbe Bills of Mortality), at the City of London To ", &a t ergare.street, London. And the Proprietors reel• dent In the Ratan District (comprising all the residue of the said proprietors), at the Town Hall, in Hanserford. Dated the sack day of Jane, 1827. The subjoined Act of Parliament, passed in the 'Cant Session— THO. MERRIMAN, Principal Oetk., ONDON MAGAZINE, No. XXXI. for JULY 18i7. Contents: Judson's Motion to tie :Borman Empire —Mk& Frononsy— Ben Nazir Banking t Small Notes -- Visry for the Month of June—Dr. Parr's Library of a Peer— Linen from a Travelling Artist to his Friend, in the Siitrentlt Certify—Niebuhr . ' Roman History—Plillosophy is Sport—Tsr Neil American and Cleaned:l lieviewa--Riral Homes of York asi Lansiaster—Hlstory of Wdiiam Pitt, Earl of Claithim—Ma prisana—Priees of Share* its Csnak. oas. &e.,—Literary la uGgeace—.Works lately publisised—kPrices of the English and Fair Funds. published by Hunt and Clarke, Yeti-street,' Covent -garden. " A Bill (as amended by the Committee) to declare and amend the Liyr relating to the Employment and Payment of able bodiseLabourers (snit the Poor Rate. Whereas a custom of depending ow paoschLsl employment god assistance is preval..it among able-bodied labourers in many parishes, equally contrary to the spirit and intention of the law, as It is inimical to the happiness and independence of the working classes: Be it enacted. therefore, by the King's Most Eacellent Afaiesty,by and with the advice and consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present Parliament assem bled, and by the authority of the same, That from and after. the • -7 24 BLAC-ir WOOD'S EDI S U RG E R . MAGAZINE,- . No. CXXVIII. for JULY, ISM 633rtiNTS I. Mr. Tiothisson'a Speech 'on the Shipping Interest—lT. The Real &ate of Ireland .in 11327 111. Song of Emigration, •by F. Chapters on Church-tarifa. Chap. 10. Broad Senn aserronl—Ye Or Omnibus Rebus et Quibusdim Allis—Vl. Two Passages Mahe Life of 'William 11 , Gee; Weaver in Hamilton; the Bade of the. *rats; the Monliky—V IT. The Irish Forty Shilling Freelsolleri—Vlll. On the Scots - Law of Marriage—lX. Its Shepherd:a _Calendar. By the &trick Shepherd. Dreams and Apparitions. Part A Subaltern in America. Chaps. 17 and le—Xl. Cyril Thoriston—XlL Sit Sonnets, by Delta.— Xll I. Noctes A mbrosiame No: 34. printed for . William BlaCkwood, Edinburgh e and T. Cadell, Sinnd. London. brit day of January, 1831, if any able-bodied labourer (not having snore than four children dependent on him for support) shall apply to the overseers of the poor of any parish or place for. parochial employment or assistance, it stsaU be in the discretion of seek overseers to grant his request, or not, as they shall thick right under aUvircumstances ; and if they think it expedient to refute, oo Jimmie. of the Peace shall have any authority in the case: Pro. vided always, that nothing in this Act contained, dual be construed to give a right to parochial assistance to any person, or classes of persons, which they did not before possess, or to lessen the right to necessary relid of the hared, impotent, old, blind; or sock ether, being poor and not able to work; or to extend to the case of meths• sits, artisans, or manufacturers." Oa die ist °Nude was rehllehiti A phleale THE NAVAL hid. MILITARY MAGAZWEr 1. • •' (Pttaususo Qtrateelar.) • Cansisrit t :Near' Natal' and Military Administedilles... pain in North Holland in 1949—Duke of Vitithigton end the Gkirds—Dr. Buchanan's Conn* of fltshilas—General Moan oa Les of Communicattrin mesa eitotrai Americo—Major Mituary Hinta- 7. Bbot.Cattridge=4enn itartralatoey of the 51st FROM THII coasTrawrromtat. The Greek Gattile of "the 9th of May following report frbm Genital Church, the Govenmeat Commission on the death Karaiskati: LISUON PAPERS. • " Camp of Plialerus,- 84 With the greatest sorrow I announce trials Commission of the Government that and the army are deprived of the services General Karaiskaki, commanding the Greet the main land. This gallant General, A Suppleatest to the Gazette of June 9, contains the l offieial notice of the change of Ministry, the infanta Regent signifying the acceptance of the resignation of the Bishop of Vizeu, Minister of the Interior; of Senior Luiz Mantel de Moura Cabral, Minister of Justice; of the Baron de Sobral Herman°, Minister of Finance ; and of D. Francisco d'Almeida, Minister for Foreign Affairs; and appointing in their room the Viscount de Santarenne, for the Interior; the Bishop of Algarve for Ecclesiastical Affairs and Justice; the Conde de Lorin, for Finance; and the Marquis de Palmella, for foreign Affairs. The Conde de Lorisa is also to act ad interim as Ministv of Foreign Affairs. The Gazette also con tains the appointments of the Conde de Villa Real as Ambassador to . London, D. Francisco d'Almeida as Ambassador to Paris, and of Luis Maned de Moore Cabral to the office of Governor and Captain-General of the Acores. These Decrees, 12 in number, are dated Bomfica, June 8. Feat—Colonel Stott's Private Journals—Sir E: dabbles Cam pins— Memoit of Cot' Jolty, Fronds Aimy—Oa Courts of In quity—Accoont of the Wlrtemberg Army, and Relectiema on the Liadwelit System of•Germany—State of the Navy--Duties of Olken of the Army—Services of Sir J. A. Gordon—[ate Cam paigns is easy-going Captain—(Colonel Paixans on Ea. penitents in the French Navy with a new Piece of Ordnance— Sr H. Taylor's Memoir, with an Additional Note, and the Auto graph of the Duke of York--Reinrws : Scenes and Sketches of a Soldier's Life in Ireland; Adventures in the Peninsula • Sketches of Persia • Impressment of Seamen ; The Guards; T i e Military Sketch .r ook ; Lawn Naval Book-keeping; Dr. Fiabystia of Dry Ist in Ship; Moreate's Records of the East India' Comp pay, and ci the Navy; Papers on Naval Architecture; State el the Indian Army, by Captain Badenach—Memoirs, Con wee Anecdotes, and Poetry—General Orders and War= On;brs—Courts Martial : Lleut.-Colonel Boyse, Lieut.-Colonel Nene, Lieutenant Berwick, Lieutenant Kerr, Lieutenant Ben. ;yard; Com ptandet Sparshott, Lieutenant Bow ler—Naval Trials —Parlimmentary Debates at length, and Returns affecting the two Services—Notices of Works in the Press— Gasettes—Naval Pro motions— Distribution of India and of Naval Prise Money.— lades, Marriages, and Deaths, Etc. an. Published by C. Snide, 36, &. Jameerstreet ; Oliver and )13 14 Edinburgh ; and Wood and Yates, Grafton -street. Dublin. - "TUB'S ANT' LOZENG"`" army deplorei, died Mconaequence of a he received yesterday. I send you the action, which was of no importance, _ depriving Greece el one of her bravest Generals, and of some soldiers who were killed or wounded at the same time. to bit* w bild."—" What, Sir respoaded the 'Copula, aa be tarialdblosalfstisaid l io those* of some further order; " what! smsor!carer h blot" so hard Never, Sir," said the Lies. " 7then, Mr, let me tome whenitilai4s4lias" des of all Nations. lt ma V. 511. Haiiiiwitilemat This ideasant and amusing little .voltime contains tags admirable sketches, enlivened with agreeable incidents,- etorked up with happy ingenuity and c.f.-et. Tbst;• Tales are all supplied by waters of celebrity :—Delta, if Blackwood's Magazine; Alaric A. Watts; Mrs. dames Emerson and Richardson • Mrs. Charles Gore, 41c. &c. Queer, Aliiiiteeh• ca Med:olds', Ihe Heir Pro. f sionflive, and The Bridal of WintouoT outer,h are greatly amused us; and we can most cordially recommend the little work to our friedds, eissared that they will reap r enjoyment on a perusal of its intere,ting pages. We will give our author ' s descripti on o f ao h e i r pi esuapptitieta THE HEIR PitESUIPTIVIL- • II Yestirday, at nine o'clock (three o'clock, 1 1 .114 some of the irreguldr troops fired on one of the encases posts established at Phalerus. The Turks returned the fire, and a Greek seas wounded. The Turks sallied forth to take the wounded man prisoner, and some of his comrades' advanced to protect him; and at length so many men gradually collected, that an irregular action took place. The Greeks attacked the intrenchnd post, and another near the sea. A large body of the enemy's cavalry advanced to protect these posts. General Ka raiskaki having heard the fire ' hastened to the spot to put an end to the combat. Other Generals followed hide, and prOceeded to engage the cavalry and infantry instead of endeavouring to stop the firing. The conse quence was, the loss of some Officers and soldiers, who were killed and wounded. Besides General Karaiskeki, General Niketa was wounded. The English Captain Withon, who kg dhtinguislied himself on several mei, sions, was sertfiely wounded by a cannon shot, but I hope he is out of danger. Panagioti Vitina, General Hadshi-Miihali's Aide-de-Camp, was also seriously wounded. The loss of the Turks is great, particularly in cavalry. • I hope that the lobs which the Greeks have sustained in this unexpected affair will be a lesson to them, and that in finale they wiU not engage without orders. " CHURCH, General in Chief." LISBON, Joss 11. The Gaunt contains several Decrees to the following effect : re In consideration of the seal and good shown b7the Illshop of Vital. in his °dice of Minister of the' taterior. hi'r %pihaws is pleased lb allow him to retain an the honors and distinctions ai -1 tubed to that Mice. BUT! d A. _ACI. ...ad OF QU/NINE. Yardley* Heartburnb Fla —ace, Indigestion, Gouty Af ations. and giving tone to the Stomach. - QF all the recent discoveries in Vegetable Chemistry, sate has been received by the Faculty with more satisfaction than that produced by the French Chemists from Peruvian Bark. The Sulphate of Quinine is found to poasess all the mills and., febrifuge properties of the Peruvian Bark, in a concentrated state, deprived of the extractive and resinous matter. It is thus evident, that in debilitated Sumach*, arising from whatever cause, no Ma l dicier can be more desirable. In the formula from which these Lozenges are prepared, the alphate of Quinine forma the chief ingredient ; bht, that the effects may be more adapted to the object for which they are Intended, it combined in such prnportions with mild Absorbents, Anti-acids, and agreeable Aromatics, as to render them applicable to every Stomach hbouriag under loss of tone. Sold in boxes at Sts. and as. 6d. by Messrs. Butler, Chemists, Cbeapaide, corner of St. Pears, London ; 54, Sackville-street, DeWitt; and 73, Princes-street, Edinburgh; Savory anti Co. 136, New Bond-street. and 220. Regent-street; and by the principal Wedirine Venders in the Kingdom. Of whom may be had, Bus , yes AC10471.11.110 LbIIEJSCIII or CATINMq for habitual Sure ]boats, relaxation of the Uvula, Hoarseness, Ste. also a refreshing tumulus in Fedora, Field Sports, &c. In boxes at 2s. and 4s. 6d. S. Considering the keg and distinguished services of Gen. Lves de Moon Cabral, who, after so meritorious a career, is without any fortune for his own support, and that of his family, and having due regard to his aepresentatioes, that the state of his health does not • allow him to accept the once of Goiernor and Captain General of the Asores, her Highness permits him to decline that posvand op. points him Counsellor of Finance. - ♦ SICCEII 71101/ RSA f... 1•111. 5, 4. 5, and 6, allow the Conde di Sousa to decline accepting the oSco of Minister of Finance, appoints the Marquis hionteiro Mot• Peer of the kingdom, Minister of Finance, wad also to act dui interim ae Minister of Foreign Affairs. These last Decrees are dated Jane 10. •11 LISBON, JUNI 16. ' The Gazette contai is two Decreer, dated Bornfica, June 11, appointing Antonio Manoel de Noronha, the Minister of the Marine (by whom all the decrees are signed), to perform, ad interim, the duties of Minister of Finance, and President of the Public Treasury ; and the Minister of War, J. C. 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Tne deficit arises from the eve:lse incurred by repairing the banks'of the Yellow River, by insure , rection of the Meaou-tsze mountaineers, but the great source of expense arises from the movements of the grand army to oppose the Mahommedan rebels. To meet the expenditure, the Board recommends his Majesty to abandon his resolution not to make any new Revenue Laws. They suggested an increase of the charges paid by those who purchase nominal rank; and also to revive the usage, laid aside by the present Em- peror on his accession to the throne, which allowed those who had been implicated and deprived of office, to purchase eligibility to the same office. Now, in the time of financial embarrassment, say the Board, it should be remembered that China has been preserved in a state of social order and tranquillity, by the reigning family, upwards of ore hundred and eighty yeas. And there is not a subject living who eats the herbs and treads the soil of China, who has not been born and bred under the auspices o' the Dynasty. It is, therefore, ex ected that both the literary class and the common people will not regret a trifling addition to the taxes, but sill rejoice, and leap for very glad ness, to come forward and assist on the present occasion. Appended to the suggestions of the Board there is a list of the items of increased taxes, and the regulations to b: observed by those who purchase official situations. The bulletin of the slaws, No. 171, which was pub lished the day before yesterday, contains the law on the budget for 1828, as voted by the Chambers, and sanc tioned by the King on the 24th of June. According to the tables annexed to the law, the presumed receipts are 924,410,361 francs ; the expenditure 922,711,602; leaving a surplus of 1,698,759 francs. The land tax for the Department of the Seine for 1828, is 8,994,690 francs ;. the tax on furniture, and the personal tax, 5,471,394 f. that on doors and windows 1,471,685 f. A Frenchman residing at Algiers writes so us from that city under the date of the 15th of June, as follows: * Within these few days, a great' change has taken place in our situation, and the insults which the Dey bas ventured to offer to oar Consul-General are going to be ged. " Oti the 11th of this mouth we saw La Torche schooner arrive, and the following day a division, consisting of a ship of the line, two frigates, and a corvette came and took itp its station . before the port. Energetic representations have been made to the Dey by Captain Collett, who commands this division, and they were seen foVowed by a declaration of war, the first rank of which will be, that nothing caa enter or leave the port of Algiers without the per mission of the French commander. Our Consul-General is on bond the ship of the line, with the connuaader , and all are eau. barbed on board a brig of Marseilles, which is going to convey us to France. " A fortunate circumstance for our commerce. Is that eighteen Algerine slips of war which were ready to put to sea to exercise their usual system of piracy in the Mediterranean were in the port, which they cannot now leave. Only two ships• of the Re gency,' frigate and a corvette are at sea, but it is known whither they are gone : they will be pursued by his Majesty's ships, and it is highly probable that they will soon be unable to undertake any thing against the ships that have sailed front the ports of France." _ _ MADRID, Jens 18. In a late consistoty, the Pope, on the recommenda tion of Bolivar gave the canonical institution to several Bishbps of our American colonies. This affair at pre sent greatly engages the a'rention of the Spanish Cabi net. M. Apirici, Spanish Charge d'Affaires at Rome, 'cominunicating this news to his Government, states that this. measure is.the result of a concordat between Rome and Colombia, concluded by its representative Tertadd. Orders were immediately dispatched to all the authorities on the frootie,s, enjoining them not to admit the new .nuncio from the P .pe. Of all the miseries of human life, and Goo knows they ate mini fold enough, there are few more utterly.bearr-sickaring and'over wheiming than those endured by the unltieki Heir Prentinotrilin when, after having submitted to the whims and captives fif NY: rich relation, and endured a state of worse than Hgyptian kedge, for a long series of years, he finds himself cut off wits a shaillie. or • a mourning ring ; and the El Dorado of Ids tedious terntie! probe:. Bon and expectancy devoted to the endowsnewt of Methodist Chapels and Sunday Schools; or bequeathed to rww•slil mouths' friend (usually a female housekeeper, or spirittiallitivisir) who, ca tering the vineyard at the eleventh boar. (the rocissisiumeut at which Ids patience and humility become exhausted), carries off the golden prise, and adds another melancholy confirmation, to those already:Sped record, of the fallacy of -Whitman aoticipasione... le matters little what may have. been the motives of his comfort whether duty, affection, or that more powerful incentive self- interest; how long or hew devotedly he may have humoured the foibles or eccentricities of his relative; or whit sacrifices he may have made to enable him to comply with his unreasonable caprices the result is almost invariably the same: The last year of the Heir Presumptive s purgatory, nay, perhaps even the last monthi or the. last week, is often the drop to the full cup of his endurance- His patience, however it may have been propped by self-interest, or feelings of a more refined description, usually breaks down before the allotted term has expired; and the whole fabric Ii has etsat MO such infinite labour tO'lleCt, falls to the ground along with it. It is well ff his personal exestlons,lind the ammiyances to which he has subjected himself daring the best period of lass existeace, form the whole of his sacrifices. But, alas! it too often happens that, en couraged by the probability of succeeding' in a few years to 'an in dependent property, end ambitious, moreover, of snaking such ail appearance in iodety as will afford the old Gentleman or Lady no excuse for being ashamed of their connexion with him, he lennehes into expenses be would never otberwiee have dreamed of and contracts debts without regard to his positive means of liqui dating them, on the strength of a contingency which, if be could but be taught to believe it, is of all earthly anticipations the most remote and uncertain. A passion for unnecessary expense is, under different circumstances, frequently repressed by an istaillity to pro cure credit ; bet it is the curse and bane of Mr. 08110111011 . 11 nephew, and Miss Seveali's niece, that so far from any obstacle being op posed to their prodigality, almost. unlimited indulgence is offered, nay, actually pressed upon them..by the tradespeople of their wealthy relations ; who take especial are that their charges shall be of a nature to repay them for any consplalsanee or long suffering, at it regards the terns of credit, they may be called . apes to display. But independently of the additional expense into which the Heir Presumptive 1r often seduced by the operation of these temptations, and his anxiety to live hi a style in some degree accordant with his expectations, what is besot called upon to endure from the caprices, old-fashioned Ootions, ecceotticities, avarice, and obstinacy of the old tyrant . to whom he thus contents to. sell' himself, and it may he his family, body, and sod, for an indefinite mother of years? 'lv kt