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doubtless be accorded. But this help will cer-
tainly be insufficient, especially for the orphans,

who will have to be educated. It is, therefore
for them I solicit the charity of generous and Chric-
tian souls. Before doing so I have given all I had ;
at present I shall receive with gratitude whatever,
may be sent to me. It is not without a certain
timidity that I address this appeal to the Christians
of France ; but if they cannot succour us, they will
at least comprehend the sentiment which suggestS
my appeal. lam a bishop, that is to say, a father,
and although those for whom I plead do not give
me the title, I love them as my children, and I seek
to prove it to them ; happy, if I cannot impart my
faith to them, to at least exercise charity towards
the poor creatures of God.—Accept, &c.,
" CHARLES."

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Lyra, 411 tons, for Rangoon ; Rachel, 563 tons, for
Madras ; Annie Gray, 727 tons, for Kurrachee ; Clive,
593 tons, for Madras.
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Births.
GLoAG—On the 27th ult., at 28, Inverleith-row, Edia'
burgh, the Hon. Mrs. Lake Glow, of a daughter.
MARRYAT—Ott the 9th inst., at 75, Eccleston-square, the
wife of Ernest L. Marryat, Esq., R.E., of a daughter.
SUFFIELD —On the 7th inst., at Gunton Park, Lady Suf-
field, of a daughter.