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PERSIAN LETTER. Tt. following letter, containing some 'Mints sot Anap!l iCabir to the present times, is extracted flow the d..t volffuse of Lord Orford's Works : • LATTIA ROM 10 NO, • CMINIII rat tueurNLß, ♦T LONRON, to OM fitll,lo, LIAO 0111, AC Pt kiNn. I have told thee, these people ate incomprehen sible; not only they differ front u,, they err utili‘e the rest of the IVe..terii world ; a Frenchman itSii prejudices, has c,wrscoo ; but they ure the press. dices of his nation—they ore the caprices of his age. A Frenchman has settled ideas, though built on false Inundations; au Englishman has w Axed ideas ; his prejudices are not of his country, but against souse particular parts or maxims of hos country. His caprice, are his own ; they are the essential proofs of his liberty. lia France they have a high notions. of their King—:hey will stab hun. bat they will not hate him. stn Englishman loves ur hates his King once or twice 111 a winter, and that for no reason, but because he loves ow hates the Ministry in being. 'fbry do amt oppose their Kong from a dislike of royal power ; but, to avail thisarelves of his power, they try to level it till they can mount upon it. 'they ate as little in earnest about loloirtv. T. have the notion free. no body means it. To have the country enslaved, they d.sire it tint. Were there vassals, they antald be the vassals of the Crow", or of the Nohles ; while all are I. e to tell their Meaty, the richest ss or craftiest may poreh-sv it. ) I have said, that 1 y have no ottiteal ideas ; they have not, but the .have general name, Formerly they had two paeiika, nem they have tin ee factions, and each of those factious his something of the name. or something of the peiscipletiof each of those parties. In any last. I told thee that the second faction in magnitude had displaced the least faction, and that a new Ministry would imme diately be appointed. I deceived thee; I was de ceived. I did not believe so, because I was told so; here owe is told soinethine every slay ; the people demand to be told something; no matter what. If a politician, a minister, a member of their moans bly, was mysterious, sod refusal to impart souses thin to au inquirer, he would make an enemy ; it be tells a lie, it is no offence; he is communicative; that is suflicieim to • free people ; all they ii.k is trews; a falsehood is as much news as truth. Why I believed • Ministry would soon be named, was. I thought, that. in a country where the whole real business of their general assembly was to choose ministers, they could never be without. 1 was de- ceived. 1 thought, that, when • Prince dismissed our minister. lie would take another ; I was deceit , . ed. I thought when a nation was engsged iu a great war, with • supeknr power. that they must have counsel ; I was deceived. Heaton in China, is not reason in England. An *officer of the Treasure• way he displaced. and 6 JudKe can execute his office. Their t High Priest died lately. I suited to see Iron what professes's. which hid nothing to do with te4igioo. his successor would be chosen. 'When a day or two had pawed. I asked what a sew Ministry would he gamed ? I heard several *se the same question. I was "told. when: Ski isgairiee ware over. 1 fowl this rati.fied evert• body bet use. ♦ asked what the inquiries were? By the scants knowledge I hare of thew languaxe. I cow:laded it signified so inquiry who was to he Minivter. No seek thing ; they never itiquirwl loeforehand. Sometimes. as in the present case. they inquire whether a forum* Meister had been tit to be .o ? Know, that last year. the English lost a valuable Island ; the people were enraged ; thee blamed the Admiral who commanded. Admiral biog. the Admiral who directed their bet, Long Anson, their ChiefJorlge,Lonl Hardoiek-, their Chief l'reamrer, the Duke of Newcastle, their Chief Sece.t.iry, MA Fez. The gist Admiral was imprisoned, the rest qwerreflid sad gave tip their etopleyments. The chief ma. of the little faction, Mr. Pitt. was wade Minister. and his friends gut places ; yet the friends of the other two factions retained theirs. An inquiry, .r trial, of the late Ministers was de. terniined ; the imprisoned Admiral was tried, ac quitted, condemned, and put to death. The vials of the others were delayed. At last they were tried—not as I ezpeeted. whether they were guilty, but whether they should be ministers again or not. If the Per-tutted Admiral had lived, he, too, might he • Minister. Just as this trial be gan, the new head of the Admiralty, Lord Temple. forgot to make a bow to the King ; upon which lie and his friends were displaced. I understood tbis, as the English are more free then we arr. I roue cured t►at this was a punishment proportioned to their ideas of olfeuded Majesty; and rtEreted how seietely one of our countrymen wr.uld be dealt with. •ho should affront the dignity of our august Impernr. I was again deceived t this Mandann is again likely to be a Minister. A. hi• friends hate great weight in the General Assem6l). where the -trials are heard. 1 coirciudetl they .inahl persecute t►eir antagonists ; and I deplored the fate of those mahappy wets oh* ismil.l beat she mercy of their bitterest enemies. Vh-re is oo rule fur judging of this people. The Slued faction. who were in the nature of Joao*, onol.l only tr, fat ts, ant paessii io ; amt, even tl they hare punished facts. thiy shened they were uot uunitmful. 1 do sot wider stand this nation. What will surprise thee more. the chief nien of the capital hare bestowed ti Aicfs honours on the third faction, for Iseinii dis.iiisseil from the Go imminent ; and the honours the have bestowed are • perm isanin to tmerc!se a trade. which the persons so distinguished %tumid think a exceedingly beneath theta to follow. Dust thou emnprehend this ? But the toquiries are linnitied. Thou irk ask toe how I know sot—only I have been told that the gene.- a l usembly affirmed that certain things, which ail the land knew before. did or aid not happen. Thou wilt attribute tbis rtiloculous itccoout to my itirno mace of the lauguage or manners of the country ; iti truth. I am not mater of either, hot I know the I inguage of the French—these very relations that I send are translated into French, arid the Eiglish • On the reasseet of Mr Legge, the MirrJusticeweesr pointed Chancellor of Orr Enclielpier, .. the bens= of Heft Gnarl renu.rre n t.. hr reatetattly Airten,elop Herring. I tato the asses of the Sow of Mtnarr a et ea poseasad Wt. nu.d&sip. • Cooketoo. t The Kin fettle to gessingtoo t The bort ety+-4 hy the Monne Society. § lattice Dr. Hay. who vicsted.ltis seat oe being sppointed a lose 4 of the Admiralty. scraple not so send them all over Europe, where the French language is understood. No*, thou wilt sac, my friend. Xe 110, leave those things winch thou dust not understaod, or eanst not exploit,. mill 1.401 on to facts; tell me, thou wilt say, now the trials ire 6itisbed. who are the new Minister. friiiii which factiou are they clitoris? By Culig-liiit-tsee, thou wilt believe as tittle whet I shell tell thee, as what I have already &livered. Their Kiug, who dismissed a whole Ministry because one of them did not humble him self enough before the throne, is gone tato the country, without knowing who are to be his Muns ter& How ! hue ! thou wilt cry, their Monarsh left his capital without appointing a Miatistro Vor what is he gone iuto the country To visit his pro viiicss—to distribute justice—to muster his army. Alas! alas! drat Lieu Chi, England is not China. Hear, and I will tell titer; the English hove no sun, uu summer, as we hove; at least their sun does not scorch like ours. They contemn themselves with tioaire : at a oertain time of the year they leave their capitol, and dint makes sustainer; they g o oat of the c.v, and that makes the country. Their t Monarch, when lie goes into the elsoutry, passes in his calash by a row of high trees, goes slung a grovel walk. crosses one of the chief streets, is driven by the side of a canal, between two rows of Wept, at the end of which he hose small house, sad then he is supposed to he in the country. I. saw this ceremouy yrsrenlay. As soon as he was ;pour, the turn pot on ouster vestments of white linen; mid the women left off those vast drap‘ries. which they call hoops, and which I hived, scribed to thee ; and the') all the men awl all tier, women said "It we: hot." If thou wilt believe me. lam row writing before a fire. At tile top of the gravel walk, as their King passed, was a huge: company of youths and boys, newly clad, as mariners, olio are clothed by pri vate contributions ; for private peeress are rich. the public is poor—and nothing is well done. but by theme starts and devices. The King has given a thousand pieces nt gold to this institution, not as • Ku l 4, but iu ht. private capacity, winch here they distinguish. If he had given them a thousand pieces of his public money, not one-hall would have come to the youths, but would have been embezzled by the. officers of the revenue. These youths were coinnunitled by no officer in the sea-service, but by the slily civil Magistrate they hove. and be us totally blind. He commends that charities, in-trad of beimg the object of them. Every thing here is reversed. Thou wilt be impatient to hear why the Kin; has appointed no Ministry. If I may beltete' who has always hitherto told air truth, the Knits Liu, no more to 40 with the choice of Ins Almo.try, than thou witlithat of our wereor Emperor. Thou wilt reply. but can the King of 6.i1 ,nd mon ike Ministers. and Dot make them ? Truly not how that is. Me has left the town, oriel eon a Mwiistry pe formed, he is to lie movie accithuhte(l with it. The three faction. are arming with ev.eii other to come to some agreement, sod to whatever they agree. the King most. Thou wilt say, then lie is no King. I rustier. init oceoriliiig to thy idea.; the F,uglish think differently. NA ell, wilt thou bay, but in thy other letters thou ham de scribed the people of England as ino Po essik. sa tieticl ; wilt they swifts. three Irartim., of rtuf.rent merits ;yid principle., u. lord it weer hotel King people ? WiN those who %valise Royal Airtearor.t, trot revel the attutillibritou of it ? Will Inner raw tiank the ai‘eient Nivister. :mite. hot lit °trudged if they a re a:z a t :, ad g o lny...l* Will those who re vitiated the least fiction f.r heini dismissed, not resent their whiting with those who reatnbutrd to their ? My frirsid Lien Chi, I tell tMe things as they are—l prrtead u..t to aceeaut for the coattail of K al e/ s h ales ,. I t o hl thee before th-y are isateaspre 6eresi6le. It lot* lately that • min fl entered into the King's st,..ce , , and vacated 1114 *eat in the rI assembly by it. The King punished hi,.l . would not let Kira be re-admitted into the general assemlily ; yet the man who bowed not to the King may he rewarded for it. Farewell. (This vises rem arallea May la. 1757, ws• wit lath* ?tag seat day. sod rest Olivetti five itaihows in a &Militia 3 To tie vwro& Ms BitlMll MSC gIR—.I9 the frosipted •s arising from the heated *reds of the 4,-,tat.te pre ssoi to relieve that pendia sffec ties, the tooth setae. • *bort hotantcal deseriptio• wad see elect account ef the deirtenous Telltales of that pleat say see be auaceep! ,her to ma•y ref ” o i c spatters. I au% Your's respet tie .1 y, Rewires), Brighton.. K. HUMBER. . _ The h, a..l.ane, tiraveysniat, L. is • grims of plants, comprising nine Greens, unc of which is a iodise i4uur isle, via the wiser, or eunisaini hen-bane. It abounds in villages, reed-sides, and anew/ rubbish, and Simms in the month id Joly. It is nig eatra by hones, rows, swine, Doe shorp, art. Cher is it relished by goats, anil in fast to poultry. It is dislingnialuil by its sestented karts t nibracing the stem; its flower is naidupetatinis and faiinei.ahaved the tube (Ilia driest, and the enrulta creel and avocados', lightly divided into i.e blunt RE at OS, ere boo...ter than the not • it bat fur sabulatist ithispents, topped nil roandish astbiesie; the 0-h.k r hairy, sad cowered sob • fetid cleans jeiee. The fruit :a :in ovate stows eapsak, with s line morked w each s;le it continua leo cells, with usulwrii•• weds. The Noised leaves of this luridly pleat emit each • prayerful ay, oJ.inv, a to raresseus giddier, and tbst heal-aebe; the si ed., leaves, sod rands, takes InlitrnaNy, canna vuteraraw, uniteres, sad death; so powerful are us eferts. Ziraterabstandiug the* beset& properters, dee lieu-baser Use recently bars used with suers" in the nod obstiaate dia. eases, soda as epilepsy, letenmel erase% •t.• the mails are by some rstuniairieJed is beebeeiesio end heyeerb eta. Me Doted amerer's ointment used in theaters of super slams, was • petrolatum, frogs t ' lse ksvis of the bes-beibe, winch produced a kid of &limos trace, ow farina inapt ratan., os thaws who were auttard Mt lbw poisoLlna unguent. Thaestranisoorf effect, of the, perwictose sp. plAotioa mewed the spoortot sod erettelowe to socrdsc to witchcraft, that which mar flaw 'Mord cases,. On Saturday. a serious accident occurred in Soo th street. Sloth Audley-street. by the axleteer of • gentleman's escriace breaking The enaciiiiia.i was thrown frame the hos, and the beeves ran nil At full speed. The grist It su of opened the carnage flour, iticnued out, and 1,11 upon his heck, but fortunately received so Insinednately after the horses ram 'runt a pest, red dashed the carnage to peen. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH. JAN. 14. Sailed the West-Indil fleet, with a hue wind, under convoy of the Neptaae. Sty A. Wood ; Daweraire. 74, Capt. Bisect; Pentvian. 18, Capt. ()unite,; and Corinoraid, store-ship. &Wed the Nymph frigate, lion. Captain Perry, far Lisbon ; Horatio. 3ti guns. Capt. Scutt, with mosey, fur Oporto; and Airimina, .16 guns, with tratiaports for Lisbon. _ _ PLYMUUTH, JAN. 3. Thursday arrived His Majesty's ship Plover, Capt. Brown, from • cruise, with her prize the French brig privateer Le Seratem, of 18 guns, •zed one hundred and eight men, which she cap tured after a short chase, out twenty dap, and had made two captures, both of which were retaken by the Muter, vu. the brig Drudgers, William Alexander, master, from Martinique, with a cargo of sugar and coffee, hound to Loudon ; she had on board dispatches from General Beckwith, Com mander of His Majesty's forces at Martinique, which were thrown overheard previoas to her bung taken posussion of by the privateer ; and thealeop Rambler, Watson. inviter. front Seville; laden with oranges, bound to Landon : the twiner vessel is arrived - here, the latter was scuttled at sea lay the privateer, but tela Plover commit up with her SOON after it was performed, preveated her fostisdeviug, NMI ill consetmence she was repaired, and is hourly expected in. The crews of both vessels arrived in the Plverr. The trocies. of I guns, Capt. Burk, has de• tained and sent iu here the Amerman brig Triton, of New-Voi It, Thompson, master, from thence, with a cargo consisung of coffer, cotton-wool, to bacco. whale oil, and Ingwood, boiactl to Tannin gen ; she waled ou the sth Decenaber, and was de tained on the 3d natant. The Meer private ship of war has detained and seal in here the Mortician ship Here, from Cha rente, bound to London, laden with wine and brandy: from the informality rust ambiguity at tached to her papers and bill of lading, there is every reason to suppose she will be condemned as prise to the Fleet. Captain FAdington, of the Duke of licit toast. ship. which foundered in the Bay of Foudy, ar rived hare )esterday. rALMOUTH, JAIN. le. Arrived yesterday the brig den, hisOonald master. from &aloe for Londou ; thirty days' pas sage, she is put under quariuitioe; the ship Mary. Clark master, from Plymouth, boumt to Whitt haveu, with thal.er; the ship Grtuada, Lower, master. [ruin Landon, for Jamaica, to load fish; the long Arab, Harvey, from Portsmouth, hound to alaidtar ; the ship dtkralare. Grigg, master; t:um Portynauth. hound to Nassau (America), in ballast; the Przgy transport, from Lishen, sauJed let envoy of flee Majesty's twig Comets, and parted from ber about fourteen days sauce. with thirty-rus sail. It is reported this evening that the flake ((Mont rose' patekrt is in the Offing, from the Airline,- Id (Willte+W lad South. JANUARY 13. Art . ..v.-4 the ligke oj.Uarlborewgk pg..ket, with * al4ll from Liobuil l it& lire days. 11 - 41011C1114 J%I. 13. List ui t. acrived the Lord Ihnsran plekrt. front Got &elites rich. l'Avedotf Bow verbero, 1l .hip. of oar, owl shout iou "Ail of vetoed', 11Witr COI.VMV from the r.altic. All the Esighsb .hips had tett Sweden. EVA, JaN. 13. Arrived the L.dy IFlNestees packet, frees Mar strand. She -ailed the Sth instant, at whit h time iso res, , ela Isere at Gottenhorgh, bound in glig laud. Fin of them had arrived front the Baltic on the sth or tith January: supposed they would sail for England immediately. A cur of a very extreenriiint7y nature hat lst-•ly been under investigation before Mr. Graham, at the Public Office, Dow-street cloth-factor, who mules in the city. had his Pocket picked of lite pocket-book, coutainingseveral bill; of eitchatige toe considerable amount. et Lansdown fair. Tut hill. having imam time to run, upon hie return to town, he sent written notices to the acceptors. not to pay them when due. Among the acceptors, one i. a breeches-maker. at the west end of the town. whose hill, • for VA. was among those stolen ; the breeches-maker had a tunics sent luau not to pay the bill. Ou the morning of the Stli inst. the day ou which his bill became due, a clerk of the cloth factor called on the breeches-maker. to caution him against paying the bill. early in the morning. In a few days eller, the cloth-factor and the breeches-maker had some business together. when the breeches-maker. to the great astoilielimeet of the cloth-factor, produced the stolen bill, cod said he had paid it. The efith-factor not being sati.- lied with the account the breeches-maker L ine of Ins haring 'mid it, summoned him and his sliopman to give evidence. in the cise of felony, before Mr. Graham. On' M'edneulas evening an investiga. tion took place ; the cloth-factor proved a written notice having been left at the house of the tirri-eche maker. not to pay the b 11, iii consetineuve of its having been stolen ; and also a mesaa4c mug left with the breeehee-maker's wife. early on the morn ing when the bill *decline due. The breeches maker denied having received the written entice, or that his wife had told him the message that was left. Mr. Graham reepseiteri to see the bill, and. on the breech-ismisker producing it. and the Magis trate having examined it, he dilicov.:reti that there was no regular receipt to it, there only being writ ten on the hack, " Iteceised the SA .f /emery but no name to it, there being merely a but no letters could be rade of it. Mr. Graliatu desired loin to withdriM. and then examined his shopnian ; who said he recollected a clerk of the eotl,factor calling at their •heip early on the morn ing the sth init..but what lie said to his mitress he demi it that lie heard ; he said, his 'Marcia gave him bank notes to pay the bill, which he did to a man aim appeered like a porter. The wester • then elided in, and be persisting is the same incmint he li el given befotr. Mr. Graham told him he had a great mind to detain him on aiisilicios of being concerned in the rolibery ; lie however let him go, ordering him and hi. wife to attend bon nn Satiirday. On that day the elorn.factor attend ed, and told Mr. Graham the breechea-maker had agreed to give him security leg the *mount of the THE MARKETS. CORN-JEXCIiaNGE, The freak arrivals of Wheat, cuaustwise. do h , R A., an iiieunsiieralile +apply, an.' Cie (bettor photo as.p., 4 , 4 7 ter dearer. Feel's ie rieuty, prime thlotalr fait 4, mice oa the general eurraeity. ithitutalin its P it Malt and White Pew vary but little. Beam id likewise. There we alio ak4,ri reaplies uf • : trade jested rather dearer.-.l'luur al last prio rs CURKENT Wheal ...... 766. dile. I.oos. Floe Au° 1044. 108. Rye 445. 804. lark/ sos • Us. Nut ..7h. INC Wink . Peas (boikrs) ....TO.. 11461.1 Grey Peas... 444. SOIL Hi 11... !Oki) 341 ftos Tick kieatwoolii) ty. sn , 4 VS. G. h i 344. 37. y Petatoe --a. t o 444 Rain Seed ........ au Flue near Siremicis • I DOE. Cara•laspaeftes Return. Wheat, par lest , Iftivy, par glom, Oaft ........... •• • •• • Dams has I.—Touitotoim. Lox I t. am. to *V. —l. „oat —d. to 44. i. to .*. —4. --d. to 1146 .a. 4 ...SU. 6 .4. U. 566 —2. PRIM OF HOPS. is... Peet If . Loot, 31. 108. to 41. —o. Cwt, 41. 1.4 to 41 ms SoOKII, 31. 11111. to Si. so. Sweet. 11. Ik. to si Famoo. al. soo. to st. • so. Fotiolhoot,4l. to Ng .4 wiattmoosirtt. qv il. IL t• it a INew, W. <lc to d. le ICIONI, M. lis. to 71 a Strew. el. ie. Mal lei _..... or raLuns. PRICES OP HAY AND 0T.7A1111101. Hey. 31.1011.0 d. to 61. tee.oill. Shaw, I. 1411.41 d. N 31450 d. STRAW, TESTRADAI PRICE St. James's Market se Id Clore Kerkat Wlitechapel Meshes se ed per st. of sib. iss sd Agrerage.... ss id Yellow Soap, Mu—!Wolil Price of Camila., per doze ToroTallow s;• iod .4 • Yellow Runts stir .4 —a • White ditto .. ass I • Seep ditto Meltiag Shit tags LA ...I s Ditto omit 444 , 1 us • Grave. .... Good Drop to • fd iffes—ooe4, Issal—Ahaus, :u sal SMITHFIELD MASSE'''. JAI. IS. To seek the Offid pee goose ot vs*. Rai.. -..u. 64. to se. 44. Hood aCostie tbis der. Mattes ...m. sod totes. el Smuts ...... ........ vie Vail '' a. fol. to 7s. kd. Shot? •• tuts Pork se. fol. to 7s. Id . Calwes vs Lash.... us. ed. to us. ud. Pigs.. HAY- ASSET. Hoy.. ......M.. se. od. to M. Is. ed. *me ........H. los. ed. ile O. lc ed. cower .. —6l. so. ed. 111 71. 7• ea NEVI - CATS AND LZADENHALL NARKETi (By die reaps.) Seer as. S.I. ss. et Veld is. ad. la d Wades as. ad. to is. ad. Pet is. ed. to 74 a Neat Heifers aad lesers(per moos 45..4 NAL g mi 441,.... 2$ Sheep-Skim RAW TIDES. i)odusary t.. ffoll. Ns st Ilarbt tWf la. ed. etch Eng. Hoeft Lisa. la op ea . . as . ed. te it et PRICE OF LEATHER. BUM. 540 to sew. each - flit to WA p lb. Ditto, sla to 64100. eat% - tsel to too Merchants' Barks - luil t. t. t 4 Droning Hideo • I to tad Fine Coach Hideo tqd to top Crop Ride, 3.; to vIM for :II to ttd Ditto as to %Atilt • I 7 td to i,4 Calf Skis . au le stills, • !Cid to tot Ditto Wto ;offs - sod to 4.4 Mu. j. i. !. Ills • bid t. DO anon Seals tOrecalload) Mita to as ad Largo ditto to as. re. 0(14. Tainted Horse Hides • 114 4 w .0,4 COAL MAII ii la, lac 11. /Ships. Ibips said. Price. 47 .. Newcastle Coal .. 431........ S. od. ts TM M. I ..SMl4.llhirld 111 ..11t. David's. MICTINGS OF COEDITOR& AT GVILDB.V.L, to- w. N. IL • Howe flalooltory Conon, late otTorlfield, Moms, assert Ifebbs .4 1.4!e5, Whikelitrel,lserirT John William Southey. Rah. paper...basset DIVIDEN a Charles Finis and Richard 'Chest, Le.ly.temrret, Loaded, haberdashers - 9 II - 10 - 10 PRICE O *rocs*. as iiirr La "1 41 Bk *sod .t a per Cent iteolored...s* , i 2 per Cent. C. di 6 4 per Cent 6 per Cent N iv e l ..... ... tan. ri Long Annuities India Sonde Esehequer Bills ...... Ponies% Lottery Twirls.. India m e lr., CONSIA f T. emu, stork.ik.eff. A. cornwil. rod a allamutass. SIR Ili At Moises-, ialop, on the JIII sat Ile Lady eif Thema Delves Brusigiston, LA of a daughter. Antonia! stosnigbt. Mr. William slater, tiailier•roreirs.t. Itaselester, to Moo Martha INarbortios. oor ..1 r.• !heirs of the late T. lt arburioa, Esq. of .Wtriselanso, Cliaesso. I)EATH't. Soddenly. on Sunday swoutag. W.ld, of Locate .ps den Tlieatre. Same day, at Batk, lames Doaglaa Riehaelsas, Sri. Buell' y. At Ws snip( Past, Cambridgeshire. aged es. Gesot ., Hall, Coined of the Old Buffs, sad rand wrests rd Gist Lord Lwastver. H. iril•41110r of the °Weal ma fl• !Illajretcs service and Aid de-Ctinip M the Meow Grant" at His bank ..f Misfits. Wt 4 " lOll, Y tellnottit, at hid hawse is Wallingford. elg fordsliire, M Align Ma. se. Ewa limes times Heim, ea** Hier of the Corpse-atom of that bong* LaA week, at Widow, is harm after a fewest , r! Mi.. atcr.l tl yean amid am the ortors of ilo Mere' from pA)iiig their I.ot Whole over the rime of til a. .IVer s ". pitiful to ratite. they (.inl bee laregber, Beat. *" Lad hers left rather iadsprared--aeorpoel la May taut, at Prism as( Wales), &Sr* James 1•10 0 , Eag VedarrrAav, at hi. boar is Patagaa-leaiMiaga, reset greeted, and universally regretted, tie Rte. Jam Aay slit A 11 Vicar of Swath Brent. Davao awl hatuleasse Oar" to hat Royal Higliwris the Pneee of Waits Mrs.Coirlasso wife of James Goblin, Eat. and &E ll " .f the Isle tais ' etaist Chats. of Wiles" Caaati rl hart. Island, Emi foioday last. in Trak., Ireland, it as eirawild lige 14 Mortis, relict aif she late Sart! Morrie. sod 1 . 4 Hie I 4it Sir Barry Desalt, Marl luau WATS& AT low aim mime. Tim sr saw Ar► IV I Arforrsow iy OM. IIIAK LONDON :.—Pyslool b C on my, N. I, ',rt • ••• old Pealobed oi tbo ilOrs, No as. port ..fit Cl Monk Ikea& by J. 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