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The bodies of 'lumen ofortouate safes ers were thrown him the streets, treated with -ever) isidlosity, and were afterwards at night, by order of the guirernaseal, ran led to the sea Wort, boned is a heap, without the shadow of s tendons eereshooy, or a sign is smirk their graves! • Six more persoirsrturopeons, Mew t udkaaw Eighty-Ace Chinese are know. to have been soottlerea ; but it is supposed there were many more. •Thrre Spossiards killed by mistake • /be mob nit remit. ai.iiirthewi, killed them, supposing mistake; to be foreigners. • Noir hy the writer of the letter from Macau :—.This ireefreeep be it mieske, as mat of the other gentlemen from Maiittla mosetwpooleively that set. single Spaniard lest his • life, and sii*Syssabli -property 'was plunderedointem *bat nimbi have bees joietly wanted by them mid the' Chinese. — The wtdden preteleemlios from the Governor, two bimeimg that the snub had began to "massacre the Chinese, groves that ilOre was flpoutelt property w claimer, for the Wir. inc • Mill piontleriwg bf the Barer" Istraagew wertierd• to Late NV rffrrt opus* him whatever!!! . .rvgarcri trricLLIGX.NCI• - • -PARIS PAPERS. • 14intiwaii ode illtiTgq a 4. r A in. APRIL HI. A letter from 'Fierttionstadt, doted the 48th ef' March, draw** very melancholy picture of the static' 11'ullachio. All the Nobles who, minified with the arbinury magistracy with which they were in ,vestert, were not -favourable to the insurrection of . the 0110011111 'Porte; wit the .iiihabitants tithe, from character, 4if the 'want of means, •or from age, were either 'unable or unwilliorto tyke up Cr,..,, have lied from Bucharest, and sought shelter in Trausylvauia. but the sanitary precautions have required that they *mild he stopped at the •fron• tiets, and they have been.cont oed in the custom houses to perform quarantine. A great massy of them have referred to withdraw into the woods and mountains. The army of Prince 'psilante :is daily in. crewsitig. The Duke de San - Carlos, Grandee of Spain, and late Ambassador from his Most Catholic Ma jesty to the Coert of London, arrived in Bour derma on the 13th of April. His Excellency pur posed to remain some days in that city, previous -to his departure for Madrid. A ltoyal -Decree, dated the 4th instant, has been wrath public ; according to which 40,000 men of the data oflBlo ere tube called out. The distri bution of these 40.000 men among the depart -molts is established by a table annexed to the •Decree. The commencement of - the operations of the councils will take place on the 45th June, and the Oren% of the list of the contingent on the Ist September. It will be decided subsequently at *lest period the 40,000 men culled out from the class of 1820 will be brought into active ser vice, as well as the mode of their distribution among the corps of the army. TAM, AIIPRIL 19. Al'e learn, with certainty, that the Russian army of AVolliinis is-stopped on its march towards Hum -gory and Italy by a new -order of the Emperor Atexauder. - • TRUE, ATM. 11. (RXTRACT 'PROM A PRIVATE LETTER.) The news of the def.-at of the Neapolitans has produced amongst the leaders of the soi-distiat Li -1 erul party, as well at Madrid as in the provinces. • iningled sensation of fear and resentment. The Corte., who, in their sitting of the 6th, adopted the principle of the revision df seignioral rights (a de cree which may become the signal for the spoliation of 511 the rest laud proprietor.), will immediately enter upon the prqjet of the military chiri,ion of the kingdom. According to ibis projet, there will be right armies:. Ist. The Army of Reserve, head quarters at Madrid; 2d, Of the right, at Barcelona; 3d, Of the centre; ut Saragossa ; 4th, Of the left, at Vittoria or Pumpeluna; 51h. Of the north coast, ut Cc/quilt's ; 6th, Of the south coast, at Seville; 7th, thut of the easte►n coasts, at Grenada; Bth, That ul the froutiers of Portugal. at Radajox. 'Flo intelligence from Naples has excited violent movements at Barcelona. The principal Litteraler, • rwet .1 it 4 , 1 , 41.11 4,01. ,ta4-41. en J L.~ tw'S •NC • t, mita anti-constitutions i unwire, was at Mat re: jetted; bet the commetiest becogibig extremes lb!! the nights of the 9d and isi of this month, the dwelling-hooses of the idbibitents have been broke open. More than timely persons have been arrested. The most considerable are, General Bs. roe d'Eroles, General Fairfield, the Bishop of Bar .celone, the Vicar-General, several Canons, the Sane rior of the Capuchins, Generals Fannies, Compdell, Roza, and several respectable inhabitant, of the city. Several of them have been since sent off to Majorca. General Fourths alone has obtained leave to retire into France. lie minted this day at Perpignan, without having encountered any danger. The fer ment has not helm allayed at Barcelona, and every thing leads to a belief that it will retard itself to •the provinces, and even to Madrid. WI also said ithin the Bishops of Tarragona, Toop,:Msd Vich, hics arrested. ,b 1 YIRIIRA, APRIL 7. tea.4iisierrectiots in Wallachia and Moldavia orcdrithiareiii such of the public intention, espe cially that of the Greek.. The fallacious pro mises of ()Alyce Ypsilanti, that Russia would lead her resistance to the insurgent., seem to have de ceived many persons, whir will repent of their con duct when they learu the declaration of the Em peror Alexander, in which he disavows the noire enterprise. crud diagainta emery promise al ttwi t- I{ 344.4 Ol IN •IlCe. • According to the latest accounts from Constan tinople, a formidifhle reaction seems to be prepar ing against this in.urrection. and spriest the cruel. ties practised 'towards the Mossultnens at Jimmy, Ga!ate, 'etc. The interpreter of the Porte, Jaexo Crltirmachi was deprived of his rank ors she 6th of March and beheaded, and several Greeks of the first rank have shared the mine fate. .• - tai 1111Pinturv.-1111101% ii`6olo9tY sarr. • at sit' die iseittle'olloo. . . 1 114 Ell t FSS I • • LONDON, MONDAY, Avers e 3, .~ ' Fire have received the Paris Pipers of Wednes. day and Thursday last. They Siessain a letter from •Yrue, from which we •lentu :that the success of the Austrians in Italy has was a great sea sation in Spain, tend excited greet alarm in the Corns for their own tatty. A military &yearns of the 'kiegelam, .estab'ishing eight stparate ar mies in its priticipal points, it is said, will be immediately adopted by that body. Barcelona has been a scene of violent commotion. Up wards of twenty personstsf distinction io that city, considered nufriencHy to iheconstilutional system, including Generals the Bares D'EaoLes, Fsa- FIELD, FOURNAS, CAINPDILIL, and Noes; the Bishop of BARCELONA, and 'eventh other, of the clergy, &c. have been arrested, of whom several were immediately sent off to Majorca. The ferniest was expected to extend into the other pro •riuces, in which it was said the Bishops of Terra. gotta. Tinto's, stud Viet, have been also arrested. These proceedings manifest the ardent devotion of -the people to their oew Coustitution. which will derive strength from the removal of domestic ene• mica, but the apprehensions of a foreign foe appear groundless. , France could net permit a passage through her territory without risking an insarrection of her own people, end Austria besides has full em ployment in Italy. We find it also stated iu the Journal des Debuts, that the Russian army of 11'olltinia, which was 'drench% towards Italy, has been stopped on its mewl) 'by the Emperor ALEX ANDER. It will probably receive a contrary route, and be employed as an army of observation on the side of Turkey. The Paris Papers 'week of thecon ttuued increase of the Greek insurrectionary army, 'tinder Prince YPSILANTI, and of tire...heir interest which the Greeks in general take in this attempt to restore their country to the enjoyment of freedom. The Porte does not set al to have made as yet any military demonorations tigninst'the Re volutionists, but has contended itself with cutting off the heads of some of the principal Greek Mho hitants of Constantinople, by way of ret.liarion fur the massacre of the Tusks at Jassy and oilterphsers. This unsettled state of the Continent has induced missy English holders of stock to sell out of the French funds, and a slight deprrsstou has been the consequence. The Fire per Cent. Consols closed en %Veilnes• day at nt f. 80c.—Bank Actions 1,542 1. 50 C. Vicious vague, contradictory, absurd, and un founded reports having got into circulation, and into some of ea► public Papers, respecting the couttst fur some time pa.t, and Luta at 'mime, lir iWtell the legitimate successors to the Sovereignty of the Empire of Fez and Morocco, the soari of MuLET YEZZIO. Dud their uncle MULE! Sut.r- Yr►tt, who li., long usurped these right, and still Minim itt nominal sad. precarious pOystioiou of so., 141:14 1•44 i" . 11 . • 122,Persegi;114 policy a his fullter MutiaWait_ illt.trigtold ti de* but au !purser _ "Nlla prTeseeeTrso: — gpepp,eel the direct oppo site Course, shottimir ppelstbpot ports, and biting the exposintiowentlfMniblot valuable p e time of his tham Aiens. d i fisilliettem of lniorokilt length convinced the Feminism of their error, and emsecious of the wrong the* had done to the right. fill heirs, übout five months ago, whilst Souisitx was at Morocco, they proclaimed BerellS, the eldest son of Yezzin, Emperor, at Fes. Sou- MAN, on hearing this, proceeded northward to Rabat, but finding the household troops, the Buchan (blacks), and the India, tic. m favour or Batttttt , on the Sallee aide of the river, he has not dared to ensss it, but remained, when the last accounts came sway, with a few partisans, in the old castle of /ICilast. In the meanwhile Bettina, with an escort of about 1,500 horse, pro- ceeded northward to Taugier awl Teton). where he was well received. The only set ef sigma and exemplary justice which took place 41 itetuan. un der the new order of things, was the seizure mud imprisonment of HAIMILIMIII, the Governor, and of a Jew, named Isa•eL, two most notorious characters. Eltstitu having been very unwell for some time past. and wishing to get warlike stores, opplod to ;Gib:altar far a physician, and for leave to purchase the stores he wanted, but was refused both. He died shortly afterwards, sod very recess 1y at Tetuan, where he was buried in a garden, mid his next bro ther, MuLEY SEM, was immediately proclaimed acaperor. The petiple übout Tangier then sent Mishit 1,000 horse to effect a counter revolution at Tetuaii,and a party ruse there demanding the libe ration of HASIIMASH and the Jew, to which SEIKO replied, he could not treat with the multitude, but if they wonld send tell or theii chiefs he would hear then. When this was dune, lie seized those ten riugleaders, bastimidoed them severally on the soles of the feet, and flung them in chains into rheum with their base Governor and his vile Jew, still his Buchari (black troops) attacked, sabred, and dispersed the Taugiers expedition, within not more thou 10 to 15 of them out of the 1,000 re turned to Tuagiers to recoont their reception at Tetuan. It now remains to be seen whether the Fezzians will support the Emperor SKID as they have done 'his' brother BRIIIIM ; but the probability is that they will, as they have committed themselves too far against SOLIMAN, and know him too well to depend on any terms he may offer them. If the sovereignty depended on legitimacy, SEID should certainly be Emperor ; but sovereignty in that coun try genendly is decided by the length and strength of the arm and the sword, and the weight of the purse. Thus to the latest moment stands the actual slate of affairs in the empire of Morocco, I/AWRY SAID at Tetuan, and MULKY SOLIMAN at Rabat. The Active. 46 guns, C.pt. Sir J. A. Got DOW. K.C.B. arrived yesterday (Sunday) morning at Spithrud from Leghorn, with Sir LIEN HY LUSH. IN GTON sod family on beard. A letter from Sierra Leone, dated February 8, states the arrival there of Commodore Sir GEORGE RA1.441 COLLIER. 00 the Ist of that month, from England, having on board Lientenant-Colonel BURKE. Acting-Governor of the colony, and several other military and naval officers. The only cap turva of slave-tradera made by the squadron during the rainy season, were two by the T histle, Lieutenant MOAN. Mr. WRIGHT. Admiralty Mithhipmati of the Tartar (late acting Lieutenant of the Myrm 1- don), died on the 6th February, and M'CARTIIY, Captain's steward of the Myrmidon, on the eth.— The Myrmidon, Capt. LEEKE, was to sail on the 10th, and the Tartar on the I Ith Fehru try, an cruises down the coast. The Snapper was cruising off Bullom shore.— ( Hampshire Telegraph.) S..tnrday the dispatches »ere closed at the East India house, and delivered in the Pursers of ►he fallowing ship., viz.—Bridgewater, Cautaiit W. MITCHELL, Windsor, Captain T. HAVIsIDP., Boon. buy, Captain C. GRAHAM. and Minerva, Captain J. Mitts—for China direct. The following is in extract of • letter, dated Corfu, 2011 i The political state of the lonian Islands is rather agi tated, in coaseguoare of several meats which have recently taken place. Signor fisaihuriari, one of the Members of the Partisanent, was arrested heft int his leaving the house; and Signor Korai, a public functionary, with some other Wiwi. duals, were arrested in ZSMP 'knit the lame time. It is said, ski as intercepted memorial, signed by various deals *lllOlOll the principal inhabitants of the island of Zeolite, and directed to his Majesty the Kama of Great Britain, is the canto of sliest. detentions. Under those circumstances, Lord t:aitdfo►d lies slat yet been able to proceed on his voyage to the otiose islands, sad is rain heft." PLYMOUTH, APRIL Wilding, BOYLE, arrived litre yesterday, for orders, idler ■ passage of days, from Sierra Leone; Lieutenant-Col. BURKE, Ei,aigo SPENCE, and Lieutenants SMITH and l'aurr, R.N. came passengers in her. The mechanics at our dock-yards, volunteering for our naval establishinturs in America, are to be told that their .etvtcea will io future be required for five. instead of three years. The Ma►quis of Mallows, EDWARDS, for Calcutta, and about W other uutwardabound merchantmen, pot in here, wii:d bound, will sail this emit's. te .410 t. 64 -seized with a ridden panie,lave testilveB, '(W, ire tbdt part or dune domigdonavihielOsy WIN of ate order isbe arostitetional ' *vet that sepseatier take fro, AAA, tylsdeita tile f they sa , 14 ) I !' i1i111.019110,11001.4 dki ' lowing kat* Irom•the 11104 recess &MCC and have snmemi)sesaVeirslo joinisid eaif. t • 1 1• t . ...74 undoubted autboritti—The principal people if 9ilrsines;llo4 es proclaimed Sot.tatots, I b. younger brother of up, sod their - 141 been eagerly decessed Emperor Yasuo, Emperor, in wrong - _ a a• Ilieldes is hereby gives, that Ms Majesty will receive Pre. fAszette.) lilliklete et the 181ftwit say ether Drawler._ FASHIONABLE PE*"IrEIL teed and Led, Grantham materialised • select party of deer thetineuisited friends at dinner yederday, at their house I• Ht. Sames'a.tquare. Lady Hyde Parker has Issued cards of levitation for • splendid runt on the nth May, at her house is Great Com berlaste.plaee. Mrs. Thenspeon has leaved esrds of Invitation for another grimed •usical party or the 4th May, at ►er boast In Grua. vestir-squ If C. Laity C. Strut gives a grand rent on the 17111 May, at her hover ist Great Cemberla•d•llaer. Lady Alßeek e•tert•inrd • party of G•hiouaMh on Ss. turd•y ete•iut, at her house in Cttarres-•t.e• t, Plteadilly. U•tini•a Lecture •t Mr. Pe•ll ' r, New•street, Sprites garde**, or Saturday next at three u'cluet. arASEIIONABLIf: MOVEMENTS. The Duke of Norfolk leaves lowa this day for his aro, ' Foraham, Suffolk, where his Genre will entert ai n a large party of his distinguished friends during the holidays. lord and Lady Nugent left town oat Saturday fur their seat, Lileys, Boas. Load Carrington has left town for Deal Castle, Kent, for the holidays. The Earl of Chichester has left town fur his seat, Steamer, near Lewes, Sussex. Lord and Lady Robert Spencer arrived on Friday, at their house in As lingtuu.street, (rota their seat Woolhenliag, Sussex. Arrivals at Rennet's Hotel, Leicester•square:—Baron Koppe, (runs Woe Cassel; Baron Renard, fovea Yemenis; Cunut de Shermekof, Captain in the Emperor of Russia's Guards, from Russia. The Earl and Countess of Blesinton left town yesterday, on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Tolleasaclie, at their sew iu Herta, fur the holida)s. Lord and Lady Grantham will leave loon this day fur Wrest House, Bedfutosltile, fur the holida)s. Lord and Lady Holland are shortly expected to leave England for the Continent. Arrivals at Blake's Hotel,Jerrnyit•street:—Sir Edward and Lady Buller and faintly from Bath; Mr. sod Mrs. James Hay, from their seat in Scotland; Balfour, Esq. from a tour. Departures--Right How. John Foster, M.P. foe his seat in Ireland; Hon. Captain Duncan, R.N. fur Ports mouth ; Charles Wslinsley, Esq. for his seat in Scotland. Arrivals at the Pulteney Hotel, Piccadilly :—Colowel and the Hun. Mrs. Newland, from their seat in Sussex ; and James Manse, Esq. from Southampton. )eptiroures—tire Eat! of Eaniskillen, fur his sent tu Ireland ; Sir George Piteutt, Bart for his seat ira Shropshire. Arrivals at the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street :—Sir Henry Fine, Baronet, Guns his seat in Hants; and Major Sbubrick, from a lour. BRIGHTON. APRIL 21. Sir Benjamin Bloomfield returned from London on Thursday. The Princess Augusta is expected, in the coarse of a few days, at the Palace. It is her Royal Highness's intention to spend the Easter holidays at Brighton. His Majesty will, we understand, give a grand ball on Wilda) , itext at the Palace, to be followed by a course of entertainments. Count Munster arrived at the Pavilion on Thurs day evening ; and his Gra , e the Duke of Mose yeste►day afternoon. Lord Lowther is hourly ex pseted. Yesterday being Good Friday, Di►ine Service was performed at the Pavilion. BATH, APRIL 20. Arrivals—Lord and Lady TARA, Lord NEW BERT, Hon. Mr. LINDSAY, Sir T. TROWBRIDGE, Alt Mire! M•NAMARA, &c. Miss STEPHENS is engaged to perform at our theatre every night next week. Her character, will he—Monday, Rosetta ; Tuesday, Potty; Wednesday, Lille ; Thursday, flarissa ; Friday, the Second Violent& ; Saturday, Donna Issidora. Satin-cloy nsurtung the Duke of CLARENCE left town for Bushy Pork. His Royal Highi,ess returned in the afternoon, and stopped at Keturington Palace, and dined with the Duchess of Kiwi., where he was unit by his Royal Duchess. Ott Saturday the Duke and Duchess of GLou. CRATER had a select party at dinner. Yesterday the Princess AUGUSTA visited the Duke cud Duchess of GLOUCESTER. Yesterday Divine Service was performed to the King's Hutisehiold, at his Palace, in Pall mull, by the Rev. F. W. BLotaneza and the Rev. Dr. STANIER CLARKE. The Dukes of YORK and CLARENCE, and the Prtrictss AUGUSTA, attended Divine Service et the Chapel Royal, Ind heard a genitor' 'preached by the Archbishop of You, Lord High Almoner to the KING. The anthem was—" If we believe that Jesus died," which was admirably sung by Mr. KNYVETT cud Mr. CLARKS. Their Roy■l High news remained to receive the S ictament. The Duchess of CLARENCE attended Divine Service yesterday at the Royal German Chapel, and heard a sermon preached by the Rev. Doctor titlrea. Yesterday being Easter Sunday, the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER had d►vine service per funned at Gloucester House, by the Duke's Chap lain, to their Royal Highnesses and their Household, who afterwards rece►ved the sacrament. On Palm Sunday the Archbishop of C•NTER. BURY preached at the Chapel Royal, from the Ist chapter of St. Matthew, and the 2l it verse. The Communion Service was read by the Bishop of LONDON, as Dean of the Chapel. There were pre►ent, Weir Royal Highnesses the Duke of CLARENCE and the Princess AUGUSTA ; the Bishops of WINCHESTER, SALISBURY, and CAR LISI.II.—The Anthem was, G. Who is this that cometh from Adorn?" composed by the late Dr. ARNOLD, and conducted by Mr. KNYVETT, or ganist to the Klan. and sung by Mr. W. KNYVETT, Mr. NIELD, and Mr. CLARKE. Ou Sunday last the remains of Lady GAGE were removed from Westbury House to Firle, in Sussex, fur interment in the fam►ly vault. MARINO FALIERO. DOGE OF VENICE. An historical tragedy, in live acts, under the above title, by Lard Byuon, is just published. The • . 1.. 1. 1 1/4.- I .a/ 'Ca .... • • v , N "" .. i 1116-3-.3‘. '''!• ; * -• • '-' - who - • • - , tt. ...• ...... . 4 4‘.._ ....x his popular tragedy, entitled - Kluee Preserved. 1:1 the conception and execution of the stork. the uoLle outline does not appear to enter tits iiip,t4le a rival of that celebrated port. His .memsetliernseiptel %de ject is to rescue die original-Mary fratat sr pep. - se:notion. In the prrtiee. he Mita, " The len v i, have gone into on thin %object will slew the ititri.o I have taken in it. %Vomiter I hive am-welled r r not in the tragedy. I have at least traotfrtrril into our language an historical fact worthy of cow twemoration." Ite says, " I have had view to the singe ; iu its present state it is, ',reinte., not a very retnlted object of ambition ; feria's, have been too much Lel • I the oceors to hive thought it 60 at any time." The following esti-Art from this week, being a prophetical description of the fallen "stile of Veuirr , excites peculiar interest at the prevent moment : ACT V.—SC EN I. The Court orate Ducal Palace the outer vitro are shut against the people.—Tbe Doom eaters tw his lineal robinyne proces sion wish the Council of Ten sod other Patrician*. si . tended hr the Guards till they arrive at the top of the " Gi•est's Stairs-alit" (where the Doge, took the oath..; ; the Executioner is atationed there with his Byroad. fin are a Chief of the Ten takes of the ducal rap trio the Dopes bred. lIINIXTIN D. Haut thou inure To Miler Of to du ? DOGE. May I 'torah SIMINTENDE. Thou en3).st; But recollect the people ore oithout, &pusd the compass of the human voice. DOGE. I speak to Time and to Eternity, Of which I grow a porti )))) nut to man. Ye demean ! its which to be result.* d !tastes, let my voter be as a spi►it Upon you ! Ye blue waves! which bore my banner, Ye *Mils ! which dutter'd o'er as if you loved And Gird my swelling tails as they were wafted To many a triumph! Thou, my native earth, Which I have bled for, sad thou foreign earth, Which shank this willing blood from many a wound! Ye atones, in whirl my gore will out sink, but Reek up to Heaven! Ye skies, whit), will receive it! Thou suit! which thioeat on these things, and Thou Who Itimllest sad who qoeuellest suns!—Attest! I am nut innocent—hut are these guiltless I perish, bat not unavenged ; fir ages Float up from the abyss of time to be, And show these eyes, before they close, the door Of this 'SOW city, and l eave my curse On her and benefit,' ever!—Yes, the hours Are silently en i gendering of the day, When she, who built 'gainst Attila a bulwark, Shall yield, sad bloodlessly sad basely yield Unto • bastard Attila, without Shedding so much blood in her last defence As these old reins, oft in shielding her, Shall pour an sacrifice.—She shall be bought And sold, and be an appanage to ►hose Who shall despise her !—She shall stoop to be A proviso: for as empire, petty town In lieu of capital, with slaves fur senates, Beggars fee rubles, panda.. for • people! Then when the Hebrew's in thy palaces, The Han lathy high places, and the Greek Walks o'er thy mart, and smiles en it fur his! %Viten thy patricians beg their bitter bread In narrow streets, and is their shameful ueed Make their nobility a plea fur pity ! Then, when the few who Mill retain a wreck Of their great fathers heritage shall fawn Round a barbarian Vice of Kings' Viee.gerent, Even in the palace where they sway'd as sovereigits,. Even in the palace where they slew their sovereign. Proud of some stelae they have disgraced, or sprung From an adult boastful of her guilt With some large gondolier or foreign soldier, Shall bear about their bastardy in triumph 'f o the third spurious generation i—when Thy sons are in the lowest scale of toeing, Slaves turu'J o'er to the vauquish'd by the victors, Despised by cowards fur greater cowardice, And scurn'd even by the vicious for such vices As in the monstrous grasp of their conception Defy all codes to image or to name them ; Then, w►en of Cyprus, now thy subject kingdom, All thine inheritance shall be her shame &Mated on thy less virtuous daughters, grown A wider provesh toe souse prostitution;— When iII the ills of conytier'd states shall cling thee, Vire without splendour, sin without relief Even from the gloss of love to smooth it o'er, But in its stead coarse lusts of labitude, Prurient, yet passionless, cold studied lewdness, Depraving nature's frailty to an art ; When these and more are heavy uu thee, when Smiles without mirth, sod pastimes without pleasure, Youth without honour, age without rtspeet, Meaaness and weakness, and a sense of woe 'Gainst which thou wilt nut strove, and dar'st not murmur, Have made thee last and worst of peopled de , Then, in the last gasp athlete agony, Amidst thy many murders, think of mine! Thou den of drunkards with the blood of princes! Gehenna of the waters! thou sea Sodom ! Thus 1 devote thee to the infernal gods ! Thee sad thy serpent seed ! [Here tie Doge tarns, and edit enee the Executioner. Slave, do thise office! Strike as I struck the foe! Strike m I would Have struck them tyrants! Strike deep as my curse! Strike--and but once! [Ti. Doge throws Aimed/ upon his lases, and as the Err• limn mists it. sword the wire closes. The prospect at present for a full crop of sppl , l was never More promising. I. L~ i ~ ~ ~