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Fr - 7.1 r 11. II II -111"1114 1t ve: ~s~- ibll4hlr - , IlhoNl lg . WO rely wise le Ilse weetwerd t .a i tftlietru far use grits, and I was tom. . . die 11. 2. nett she was oat 'flight ; ~ 44 " 17sese ship, sail steed for 119911941911." sainuoaa, DiCllllllll U. . We his age fevewred-ity-a valuable (need with $ Cestellis NAM* of the 49th ult. which hes retahteed is, file complete fee )Ike MSeltillret"'"" . p 1011.11111119. - .119941•611 allele et expert d. 148.4 i li a .lo w cousolidatis ' 684, 411 11 .. Jggitist.T eee ttl i st g. l/m* 4 4 ; see hisidkot 444 firisii., 'r . an. 41111 e, T 341 1 1 1991119411 f, ' - 'it mamas, objets task ease* lowerve ibra iefla b . - sad .(iketaeal . Os -1•41, as flit . eel, agi, gsmomis of the • . . ri 7ol. • ' . .' s: . .Wltif beta Cannact.-L.TimiCominon eoui. l "eti.uf Noelhik, on the nth hootast, passed a retro • 4644 ialit• 4147 the several acts of Course ' '. O which stilita the restrictive system. by wilak i British iiijois lit prahibitedi frees bringing. the pigs • doctiews at thi British Colonies into thew peer , anti Inkjet , :the agricoltosal..piotiactituta 4 their otateZ at* iptioidel. at their enataerce in liters. ire • lojurious to the iateresto of the ' , Nrossigh aml . ' and mallearp to the list . • ''' O' it; a/ thie Stowe .. I' .. : ..4,.. .. * srear,oakual, .RiccillSlut a. , : 1 illie dif. 4 lll4osriiii itifieinabors wa srr todebted tity el*. 'mammon of,Sonsael Appellee', priae-mester ' .attlhe brigentkee L',Peisee, obiels. arrived at dig . .. I pert es Monday lost IA The iehabilete et Pti.higiitliCabs.era highly l irritated tied ineeismdogoinst our goverument, in ' ronsrispare of the schwa measures which have been teittits II thipprote the slurs . srede. , • They opeuly . rtortOttseir eitiefeelien at the. unmerous pirolesal flipietlations resets* committed ou our in Mum seas, spit appear generally tg, of a fair retaliptsep i fle .. qttr .ielperspentit • ale AfriCen tielle:N.- _._,'' .,„ ii,.,q, 4 . , • This state tif ` fißiiils:4o . Y ;Regisstim ." el4l hot. cßile, .sad we retir; it it continues, that it will heart to very unpleasant consequences. 'Our rules. will he compelled to notice these iota of undisguised hostility. wolves they have resolved unresistingly to submit to 'outrages end aggrsseions„ which pot only .iiisult is, Pelletal wivereigioty. but threat" p total v 4648.6,18 of ear eassmeree In etre of, its art im _ -4 .matt emporia. From the Supplement to the Treasury Report we extract the /Gnawing exhibit of the value and spianatiies of merchandise on which duties actually Nomad during the 'Ter 1820: liereissedise pitying duties ad valWrera. 5011,437 dollen, at . 71 par etat„ 39 . 1110 49 9.407.1511 .. • at lb .. 1,411,993 49. 1,409,799 ..' at 20 .. 414,167 OS llinkfali • • . at 74 .. 2,349.0111 75 131.9911 .. at 30 .. 149,3111 40 „--.----- --....- 99,199,4117 4.419,99913 ..-......... n 0 rr . Articles . lag Specific Dotter. •, , Wien . 1, Sills. . t i9 g* lewd* •• • • i s lelseig tts•ses 1 s It Nohow's— 10,18111111118- • • Teas CON: .... 1:::::Z 11014413 aa, sugar .... 11,5370$ suss 1,575,345 53 1,111 C , Ja I 573,711 . . 4.e53 as 4:t other unities --..., 5,517,331 10 Total (Dollars) 11,939,510 73 -- - --- -- • - P.4KIS PIPERS. —.........„ .... ;_. „PAM, JANUARY 18. Yesterday the King gavit .provaie audiences to the Count de Mont Alembert. the Count de lire. tend. and the Martinis il'Autichansp. ,, 111 the armament LDS. Majesty imagist/4 lionians io his Cabinet. , TIS THE Elltlll Or VW. COPISTITtiTIONNEL •• Nva—rair ilays peat wy h..baad awl I have been crook the subject of pamphlets filled with Calseltuode, ia wench anuoyessoolt anthers indulge in impatatione of a vast rrsolling waive,. relatively to the eouversia• or ay 1150 daughters ..d my site!. •• tear have hitherto thought it onberoatiog one eliaraeter to reply to essays of *that Jarseriptiois. Not I have just read a note, entailed " A Reply in the Patiiilso ter i. Duuglas . I..aredsv," by owe of the E•litor•of•the Qvotidionne, pi g e 17; stoat, ii any ranee niter bad been conversed 10 CalhOilelsllll, II 01.4 10 COlOlB queue! 4 al repost, and ales' 51. ',avidity Lou•rlf had signified his oppenbation. "'TM. allegation,Sii, is a most notorious falsehood, and it is with a view to disclaim it, ihni I re q uest you will 'inert this Triter to Os Offal *umber of par Jou. veal. " ELIZA LOVEDAY. " POT if, January 17, lett." A journal peatet lay i 00000 minced that NI. Loredsy 'i.av,witliclindial his Petition to the Chamber of De. pubes; this aesertion is inaccurate; M. Loveilsy has neither withdrawn his Petition to time Chamber of Veers nor to that of the Uepaties.—( Coristita. 4ivontl. ) irreilels F u wk.—Five per Cent. Consols U I. 80C. Sauk Stock 1.534 f. Exalting'. in Louden.—At one mouth, SISI fr. 4 %. in three mouths, 45 fr. lo c. WURIIIIIISII9, JANUARY 9. The Grand Signior, who, three months since, item 00000 ueil all Alissoulmons to arms, lot the defence 4•l* their religion. reproaches them n i a ri.man. which he'has s itist published, for the slowness with which they repair to their standards. The tirman concludes thus . :—" Why do you delay to march vitamin the eiresisy I Whot do you apprehend ? Should Allah girt us the victory. of which I have so d i odo, you shall bare gold, treasure. and women set abundance; and fon will sweep from the face of ih,e Lord, she unbelieving nation of the Greeks. -which is odious settle Prophet. If, ou the con. tin!), you rhookl Nil in battle. you know the fate al.icli Malsouset has reserved for the defenders of Ilic lima'', and that glorious death expiates all the 5115 , of our lives:" lu cusisequeiwe of this figitirs; . the Janissaries lest supposed themselves authlifilkil to commit ex crams of every kind with impunity. The Aga. who is 'responsible fee el the diseiderly conduct of that troops, Ines lava itheassis into prison ; but it appears they trill take .care not to inflict any punishment, lest it should recite the Janissaries to revolt. lIERSIANSTA Err, DSCEISIICIt 27. Accounts from Caernowier utostrinice that Salih Pacing, the Coosniender-in-Chirp at Jassy, received orders on the 2011. of Detiensher to put the heavy artillery in match toe Ilsona4 the pleasing barn'. gelliCe was SlSLlCdUtitir Cift'UltitSl at JlO9l list \ a 3 the TO4Ol Wen Oat NO ~IMO the ties; ivat up berths &pertain of the lash letters the Janniesevies had opposed the enclitic* of that evils* end deelared. they would net seller the sr. tilleey, b be.hredold , heels to the Deeebe. It *wild the pie of the Turks was to esocestrete their farces MP ihe Dessibe. that they sight eat be J a nesed by theßdniseer in ewe they hod advanced. 0. the 16th December. 300 asarnanidee wag. gees beteolgieg te the Itassiaas. passed the Daleiser, ..edAsalt.she reefs ellEischenal sed the' Pratt. 1 - .Vm =nisi! PRE S S. LI ..q * 4.. " 4 LONDON. TUESDAY. JANUARY fl, ISM Ile nodal Mail arrived last might with Papers to the 19th insta.l, from which the Ihillewiag are extreip:— mom salaam A. we bole ipso,. Asa Culp dews to Member if, *Mid assails iellwrids adiermisits free do lima. „nag mob Mg Ipms very frolital la iarpirrast semis. *wild the Gresbasaitseeir Pswarisafter s sisal adilltaasa redo& • 71w"Tveits tad pools:41p OSA is. NO - TM., esaaks Imhof erielvad simiassib as rte* Shweaker, sitsompladeetaeleelio bet ha aaip. Assaf Podia Mired' late the fdleatt Diedempallo.. Ms, iM bellil to i. Indere PA& "A* wpm* fintiarable ANA creased *sir AVMs IS es 11114,6•1 .f °retell. of tio Colas .f Arrotariothiss mail a mons' to joie shoot If they will pewees hie Ms too. abo ma wads passoor at TA - pains, leave hise ibiossonsadf of lois amps of INS Abatises, and restore to Ma his INS. atiotahlat tbey ban taws. This proposal Ins soot tubs Seals at Otlaisats, lam . .roplte&tliat lief lee It 10 be dr eitlakrpor. kr oho Iltilliarp Mal. It II aot bows riot thiPp k.w ditorgelpfal, has at etalli las oar may Its Goo oatotilso itomitatil its dig dlollieLs. -Ur foams of No- • le"bessvivoss of Napoli 'l,lultsmeita, the Turks . havo, suffered emeeidevably ; the cos i% *bid is is disk power, is bat sheep of noise. The gpenimispt had offered asap., laiate is she 134 NmemisikdoSlNS (Beebe suPeted evevy i t t espitalatim. • ere 4 4 :,5' • , The sew Government pies is eradit, aims several forties adventurer" Um bees estimied Aso the di rection of affaim. Demetrius Tpoilasii has al leapt as. armed thetlilnityofGemetral is Chief ef Ma Army of Cores. Tim Deputies of the INl•ffel pewiedis amiss' M arrive St Calomata t emi it is fermis that the peat NMited Asermidy I will be salted them about the sew year. ' , A report is spromithat Orlyetess Mss pima a sow victory soar Therampyle t the Climb agitated to Lava mama some her, hat the Tarim ari wholly deetwayed. Moss\ 4,0811 Wes[, sad SUM Weise is amber Is Ma Gawks. loos pieces of sniffer/ are said IS have WI.. lids the basest She vie-tore. . . . imsa, JANUARY 7. The aims Cr.. tie Malian of Turkey Worms we that several Turkish ~pa. sapedely Asimies. have lately re. 14 , 54 . th. Priseipolities 4. M awe Watioehia, when she whole Turkish best sap ht ealissaSed at till ! sea. Tim petition of tie had* emimmity to obtais a redsetirm of the war eestribsties, has bees very ill received M hay. The Derides seats. this missies have resolved the Mistimes, sad as extraerdiaary coatribatios of MIAS detests has bees the fruit of their eadesvosm. 11111•11111141, 3.111041,111 T Accounts from Batavia to the Ilith September Mate, that the cholera seselna had warty ceased. We have received the Puri. Piped of Friday List. They contain no news of particular interest. no war hetween.the Greeks and Turks rages with 110- disaireished fury. We have received New York Papers to the 30th of December. They anteriance a complete revolu tion effected throughout the Brazils, the depor tation of the Patmcs R►osrr for Lisbon, and the establishment of a Provisional Government. A private letter received by a mercantile house in New York is the alleged authority for this impor. tant news. Mr. Twerote, the clerk is the Navy office, who tritely fled to America with • large sum of the public money, has been apprehended at New York with the greater part of his plunder. The 111.4 sloop of war, it appears, was immediately sent in pursuit of him, and has thus completely succeeded iu the object of her cruise. The Dublin Papers of Saturday last have arrived at our Office. County meetings are in progress, for the purpose of coogratulating the Mot quia WYLLISSLIIT on his appointment to the station of Chief Governor of his native country. His Excellency dined with the Lean CHANCELLOR on Friday. The robbing foe arms continues in the south of Ireland, but there are uo new cases of ferocious outrage. Among our extracts is a com parative statement or the Irish revenue for the years ending the Sth January 11120. and 1821, from which it appears that there is an increase in the latter of upwards of 400,000 t. It was intimated some days since by a Moran Paper, with a great affectation of mystery, that the Ministers were preparing some terrible scheme which was to astonish and alarm the fundholdera, and nearly at the same time an Evening Treasury Print disceursed darkly and ambiguously about the waikiesti hem fits which the mains might derive frosi'sn income Tax. We endeavoured to obviate mug evil impressions which such assettioni and each iiiimisiegs might po►sibly produce, by spewing that no project could be contemplated by the Ministers affecting ere/a:hid, the funded pro. prirtn►s, and by ridiculing tlse absurd motion of relieving the distresses of the people, by adding to the burden of their taxation! The observations _~.. tl~t or the writer So the Gann. 'to which we bore alluded, were obviously calculated to raise the im pression that the 11 - 'i hod a meddled Property Tax in contemphOest mid the pahlie, aisisg up the vague assedies Me Paper with the still more vague commeste • of the other, seem to here arrived at this eaerefusiii, - diet an Incouse Tax DP= the feuded pesprielen slime was to form a .part of the peristalses* Animas! system of the cmtatry. To this impression we may is s greet degree attribute the !site deeliae, in our funds.—. iknilish proprietors, apprehending a severe lir spinet their property, would very mainline booms, to treader it into some other fuse, whit& they eight essmetve to be safei, and we have understood that ssgte Intiteslious of this Nature to • eirosidssehle anima have hers effected by purchases of Frescii Government seesrities. . The French Five per Cents. have, in consequence, lately esperietiard • great advsnre. The Ministers left pi/Abe*, Mt own desist it alarm et this urcesearp„*.eigffeS, I. *Wit _ . report. and being osedeifinstweeelhat M esreilielt smell abate of its existirookte the energies of the* labourer in the Caw*, they compelled him last' night to publish q clotnidietion to it. The expose• oasis used ow this secisitia here been probably sup. plied by a scribe ia Ace.; we shall therefore take some 'Mice of them. The writer begins It is the bail hhllitattletteo obit ass hostile to his Ms stares 111inkentl,Mkbellseireepsess which they lisPC••l thseara Owes ewer diejpOiliollgjest Were the meeting of Parlieeteit." Thus w no report d be more effectual ifs iltrosrlog"" ". " a &pm erer..the public misd," either Mhre or after the meeting of Parliament, than one which represents the Ministers as devising scheme for the revival of the Preposty Tax ; Nod its proportion as such tax was *opposed loin miaow site in its operation, so much the deeper 'efiseer would fall %moo the public mind from the circids-, tie. of such a riensor. It hos been the *Wises t:are of several wniallk purporting to be fried' is, the Ministems a lip beet their ingenuity dons; some , 1 mootbs in framisispipespsim for the Property Tax. These exertions hisneingslarth to the meow tint • e Property Tax is he Mittlemplation ; and if the doctrine now laid down by the writer we are so. ticing be correct, all such persons must consent to be clamed among those who are " hostile to his Mutton's Misnames." The writer proceeds:— " The sederrear at /meet waking tit tins Party, Is is What a boner of He bet?' the karat*.Af hia Wiest?, Moisten to lay a Taa apes Peetled Plory oily et per ma." WMtt'Ptttxy I who are they? whit are their ob jetsol„bin is the Party constituted where have they asessalsiod ? how have they expressed them selves? MP, has been their organ ? This Posy bee `each of late a cent word among •the Tres eery writers, oh* no doubt have found the use of it vastly convenient. We presume that when they ose the word they wish it to be understood as , signifying the aggregate body of Noblemen and Gentlemen who in Parliament expose the errors of the Ministers, and guard the rights of the people; and every idle or frivolous assertion that seems to smack of opposition is iostently set down with out the slightest pretence of right to the leaders of the Oppositioo, as if it had unquestionably ori ginated with them. This trick has had some effect, but the public, and eve° they who take advantage of it, must perceiVe its unfairness and injestice. How absurd and improper would it be to impute 1 to the Ministers of the Crown all the errors and solecisms that occur in the journals which are sup posed to be most devoted to the Treasury ! Yet in such a rase, the imputation being something defi nite, might easily he refuted ; but the word party is so vague and indecisive, and its application so fanciful and unconstrained, that even though fifty Members of the Opposition in Parliament were to disclaim the thing alleged, the imputation may still be repeated. There is a kind of official confidence in the tone of this writer, when he denies the supposed inten tions of the Government to impose such a tax upon funded property efolie; but in undertaking to re move one evil impression, he takes care to create soother much wafer, Re invokes the aid of italics to assure us that 4 te's sing Ms is intneded." But he adds— ° If the wisdom of lisrliameot sboeld deem a Property Tsz to he advisable, noise the existing circumstances, every man who bas capital ia the feeds, or is Wed, will, of course, mpatribete his gaols; bet *either the *se stir the other will be retsina to eeetribase v.:elusively. But we beg again to therm epee the petthe salad the eoerictius that the po llee of laying • tax epee fended property oily has sewer existed, sad soulful exist, in the naiads of his Msjeety's Ministers.* This writer leaves the question. we will not say pretty nearly as it was, bet much worse iti oar opinion than he found it. We doubt very much whether the funded proprietor will feel the pay. 'sent of a tax upon his income much easier or lighter. solely because a similar tax is paid by the suerchauts, the lauded proprietors, or the manofac. turns. We begin to fear tha t • general Property Tax is contetoplated, and that it is by such au it tack upon the pockets of the people that the Ministers propose to answer the general complaints and prayers rot relict To-morrow being the Snit day of Hilary Term thrJudgm will breakfast with the Lotto CliAll-• .cee.i.ott, at his house in Hamilton-osec. Piccadilly. sod throes go in grand procession to Westminster Ilidt to open the Courts of Law. ~~~ ~ . _ - . . .. 4,0 • Or• - . iroo ,N PARTIN*. The Bari sf Harriartss gam an eledest estertslitmest yea. terday at Ids beam la the Stabk•yard, A. . James's. te s aid is /mulled party. mew/ ahem were. itte Oats if Waterloo, Foley. lard Atlas. lied Wiliam ritegerald, &e. Purim Greafall, Ilaq. M.P. has timed cords of hivitstists far • Maser party temenoir at his ham la Okada/Niel. It. Jaates'amposes. lard tlisilead gave somber dieser II pity a Meade at his home is OW isrlisiammtaset. • • e •• tte ur. ittt. t — • 01.1110NABLIS morszeters. -- 7 - 1 - "w" -- • . . • Ma d Naefalk Immbliblit mak - 11Isolasp Kamm , fee Tosseladsra -. • - • "' Tte ass at Dry, Imsbassups Or lie ems, lasi ■ • /HI mod Clisilesiat Comb, s. 'r horeisat Ma ISSI Say be Nib sem i M atipsie of beas.tbem. -- - -,-,••• - - - 1 1iirritt4lbe ' he AMA* la 0•4! 1,1114 604, *IIS' 1t S hagSsOli. • . sad 144 - 111100111 Mr ipar =t o sit i s p dit oi ll i tZg Magog es drab bows Im ;1 11 rIgk ophs - e ft ti t imp i kil l i f*L iw i r csballls. - imp mom . 41nabou a i d a h y.. am : i sle,. day imitialiraliFsfr q beass is . e from IMP 11111; lisithyramaw„ r th; eateitabet 1 sameross party of ,tlOl Air. lag tile Isslidays. Admiral sir Jobs Geite. Ss* hp Simon llsad, Re. gattsmeset, yestaby be brighssa.,. ..., ..., _. - , , • N,. sad bay Mary tippet.. have Se ,lba St. hisses Hatelaersimisereet, fur their seat la lisemiy. George Silvertopp, Seq mooned yeastatilay to Femmes Hotel, it. Jaasees.titreet, bee Memos. Mr. and Mrs. Los arrived Musarday at Madam.'. Hotel, Damemreet, tram a soar; .h. J. 11111011101, lENF five Msed. *. 11. 111111111.1 t. Sq. has arrived at Read's Hotel, Lower Graavessemram, bags Isis use, Groat lel& Hill, Reeks; sls• Robert Alterdtrea, Sm. from a tar. Sir Robert aml Hoe Mime Harm hams WI de Clerllllool ['plait 1100AMeset i ea a Isar. :, i it ARIGHTIPN, thorns 41. Divine finite, in the presence et the King. suite, and household, was performed at his hisjeny's pri vate Chapel yesterday, the eliciting Ministers. as usual. being the Dean of H'ereford and Dr. Hugh Pearson. Many families of Nobility, and the set. tleol,inhabitaots of the town who bad been Groom, with admission tickets. were also in the chapeL Lord and Lady Illavenswerth. Lord Eordly. Lord and Lady Saye-and-Sele,, Lady Williston Benham+. and various officers of the tuth royal hussars, had the honour of dining with his Majesty on Saturday. When the King leaves the Pavilion tor I.wesiieu. it will be to open the two Houses of- Parlhoment— his Majesty resents, it is underatood.ltbent 'ten days subsequent tonna ' • " Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes Of YORK and CLAKRIICII, with a somber of distingnished cha racters, have accepted the invitation of dm Master and Wardens of the Goldsmith.' Company, at their Hall, on the nth instant. it being the Anniversary of his MAJESTY'S Accession to the Throne. • • • The birth-day of his Royal . Highnesi the Dike of Sussex will be celebrated on Saturday next by grand dinner at the Freetassoine Tavern, in Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Ina-fields. Amongst the last minis st Bath are- Ttat Lord Bishop or Bath awl WAG, Lady C. D'Arry, Lady Hawkey, Lady 'jam Sir G. Call*, Sir J. English, Sir G. Mamma. Ls Come des Clusellra, Hos. Mr. and Mrs. Btrialey Nark Mae. lOU* Nod, Dr. J. Brows, Kear.Ad• mind Ballard, Goland Moore. Miss WiLaos's Misoderre, it appears. Is likely to make as rest a mond at the Dublin Theatre as it did at Drary.lane last winter. Mr. BOACRA is now iu treaty with Madame CATA LANI for en engagement to perform at the forth coming Oratorio, at Covent Gorden Theatre. The lady very 'modestly asks but 5,0001. for her services fen the 'waren consisting we believe. of ahout 15 or 20 niehts—the gentleman has as generously offered 2,0001. which the lady has thought proper to reject, and thus the matter at present rests.— ( Brisk/ Mirror.). One of the most fashionable lounges in town is the le►ee of the Laplanders. Five hundred visitors is the common computation of a morning. The beauty of the boy. the interesting allability of his mother, and the honest Rood-humour and good. nature of the father, are the theme of conversation in every polite circle. It was stated at the Reading Meeting that Mr. Hums is no orator. Mr. Hume tatty not shine in tropes, but he certainly is odentrable in figurer. The remains of the Duchess of 'SC Ailstri's are to be removed on Friday next from the family 'scan sion in St. James's-square for interment is the family vault, Redburn, Lincolnshire. A superb cloak of the Highland costume is ■t present preparing in Edinburgh, for the Kiog of PIRSIA, by direct orders from that Monarch. The eabisset-makers of Bristol having lowered the wages of their workmen, portends rather unfa vourably (or theism Ministers. The anniversary of Mr. Fox's birthday will be celebrated at Norwich on the 44th instant, its a style worthy of that illustrious Orator and Stater man. The Earl of ALBEMARLE will he in the chair. Among the Stewards or., the Duke of Noll- Vitcounts Anson and Boar. the Hon. G. W•LPOLE, G. ANSON. Slid WM. FITZROY, T. W. Coss, Esq. and many other leading Gentlemen in the county of. Norfolk. Ramsgate having been dignified by his MAJZITY with the title of ■ Royal Harbour, a beautiful Standard of England, which for elegance and beauty has never been surpassed, has just been completed. which is to be hoisted on the Pier on the 49th in stant, in honour of his MAJESTY'S accession to the throne. CuatAzttos.—Crawley's compliments to Mr. Shelton, and begs to inform him thin he will accept his polite invitation, and will enter the prize ring with him for 1001. aside. Crawley trusts (as Mr. Shelton remarks), that he shall he able to accom modate him in as 11'eme a manner as Mr. Shelton can possibly wish. ~~ Till BRIDES OF MIMI% A collection of Poems AN been juet published, •oder the title of •r Italy." Report ascribes it t o the pen of Mr. SOUTHEY. The fullowiug is s e ouirsct :... It was It. Diary's Eve*, sad all prier! forth As M some peed eeleunaity. The fisher Cease frees hie islet, brie , t ies o'er the waves Hie wife •011 little sloe; the husbandman Trois the Mee lead, along the Pe, the Beente, Cramling the minsaion ferry. All arrived; And la his arse the primmer tweed sad lieseeed, Se pent she Mir is Venice. Old sad yams Throated her three husked bridges ; the grave Taut la his white turbos, sea the weenies Jew, le his red hat sad direed-beers pberdiee Homy* alum. For, an the eastern woe, The aohlat sees and thigliters of the state, They of lower of Venice, Mesa amiss art Pils is the Beek of Gold, Woman that day le sillessise !bar 'melds. • Al mean disks' mum* Owes* the woad, Ilielog and ailing ea, neamineed jgedidise Led never from the int was to be Meg ' Stash epleadour Sr rich beauty. Two =algid; -.•• (The reheat tapmery rarefied before three) • • Firm game the Brides in ell their legalisms; .11bieh he hee yell, sad by two bride. maids fetleied, Only lees lovely, who bellied bee here • • The peetioes makele that whbin rootabied The dowry eked the mescals. On she awed, Ike eyes east down, sad holding is her head A.fen. Met pally waved, of ostrich feathers. Her veil, trampareet as the gossamer y, Fell from haematite starry diadem • And ea kw dainties seek jewel ;hone, Rubies , dimmed or dark amethyst ; =4 y id s moil a winding wreatbe, brocade. Before die chards, That venerable pile wa the see-brink j, Antrim, train they met, so surestgers to them, Brothers to souse end to the rest still dearer; FAA Is his head kering his cep and please. Aed, as he walked, with modest dignity Feidias his starlet mantle, his taberre. They jean, they enter in, end, op the aisl e Led by the fe44-voiesql chle in height prattessies, nen"' road she slier. In his restsneuts there The Auseirela Meads; sad, while she i.ti,. Beim Who earn leek ea aninoved—esothers ie seem 111rjeleitm he the beauty of their demean*, ions In she thought of making them their. emu; And they--arrayed le youth end leesiaters, Their beauty helshtesed by their hopes mid fees. At leash the rite is eliding. All fill dorm le mare prayer, MI of ell ranks together; Amt, steeteitingeet his beads, the holy moo Faseeeds to give the peerel benedietioe ; When hark, a die of voices from without, Lei Areheasid poem sod outcries as in battle; Amid Is, the deer le tweet, the curtain net, And armed MIS* robber, from the deep, Sewage, seemed, led on by Barberigo, Aed his sly Mathes in their coats of steel, Are assidles on the threshold. Statue-like, Awhile they pee ea the fates mollified', Bach with has gable up, in set to strike; Then, eau wage ',covering from the spell, Ranh farted at the altar, sad as Mon An pee agaia—.esnid no club of arias Besting awes she amides. mid die trememe. Where see they wow l—plooehieg the dims's. groval b . Thelersils all set, sad they upon the deck theedlet triumphs's& To the Bost they p, Beeeriag he Istria; their accursed harks (Well are they•lnsowe, the selliot sad the milky) Freighted with all that gives to life its valve ! The richest argosies see poor to them! Now might you me the oestrous romaiwg wiN Alegi the beach; the mea half armed *ad swam Oae with a sbkM, owe with a ammo, sad *erg Owe with a sae hewtog the mooriotehaie Of same old piallatt. Not a tuft, a plash, let ow that day was drifting. Is as hoer Half Tooke was 26ost. Nat bag Isethee, ?ramie with grief aid seoraiog all metro', The Youths were goo* in a light brigantine , Lyle( at Boehm war the dram& ; Eft\ having wore, sod by the holy rood, To slay or to be Maio. And from the toner The WII gives the signal. In the East • ship is wen. and oakum rue the pert, Be what she say —Aid awe she sere. the paint, Over the waters like a sea-bird Illyiag! Ha, 'tie she ease ' 'tin theirs! Frau stem Set paw Haag with greenhonghti, she eessee—elbe mew reatorlip All that was lea. Commis', with sorrow war* Felell l —like a Opt is hit spri!fr They had surprised the Conaii; when they lay /Marie( the spoil in bleed seettrity Ard casting lots—had slave theta, one and all, All to the last, earl Bong them far and wide into the tee, their proper 'lemma ; Hirt first, as drat in reek, whose sense se Wog • Had hotbed the babes of Vallee, nod vibe yet, Breathier' • little, in his look retained The Geneses/ of his soul. Tints were the Brides Lost and recovered; and whet mow remained But to give 'basks Twelve breastplates nod tildes mores, Floosies with gems sad geld, the votive offerings Of the mom vietore to their Pakersikint, Vowed ion the lid of batik, were tee long Laid at his feet ; sad to preserve bee ever The memory of a day so full of elsaege, 11kom joy to grief, from grief to joy again, Through nosey as age, as oft as it came round, 'Twat held religiously with all oblervatere. The Doge resigned his ciente°, for pore ermine; And through the city in a stately barge Of gold, were borne with ersime and eektilliowies. Twelve ladies young and noble. Clad they were le bridal white with bridal ornaments, Each is her ',Markt veil; and on the deck, As on a burnished throne. they glided by; No window or balcony hot adorned With hangings of rich texture, net a roof But Cowered with beholder., mod the air Vocal with jay. Onward they went, the oars Movime its . eoncert with the harmony, Theo' the Mello to the Decal Palace ' And at a burro there, served with due honour, Bate represent's& in the eyes of all, Eyes not onwet, I were with grateful tears, Their lovely secesturr, were, Brides of Venice. • ft see M. Netrie Nos.—This efreemetasee took place et Woke ow the ht of Fet•euery, the 'woof the feast et Ike Purification of the Virgin, A.D. 944, Pietro Crud;aiso. Doge. Hire nit, froluporeof ..-Asaag the Debiti Article, io that admirable Male of wood-cos ascribed to Titis• (A.D. 1590), there le owe retitled Spero reli ghts.. a Castillo. It was takes frogs est old painting the Scuola di S. Diorama' Evangelista wed by the writer believed to repreariat ere of the Reifies Item described. That earforalde pile es the sea-brist—Sas Pietro di Contrite, She Patriarchal Omni of Venice. j Laid al Ali fed.—They were to be eels is the Tor eery of St. Mack very lately. 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