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And must the Bard lih se.. responsive tell
I he fire of ier whom England loterl so well;
; Write with his tears thatbion's brightest star
No more with inendid beams shall shine afar;
h u yobth nor beauty could avert the4oum,
liar ray the summons to the lonely twat
0, Sun! oho once, by mortal scents itay'd,
Thy swift wheels check'd, and losistlA.ll voice obey's!,
With Britain mount. to is dire- this dreadful day,
Aed shine o'er Europe with a Lamter.ray.
'I hot Moen, respietidrt plane? of night,
• Curb thy pair car, and li•de thy brainy light;
st,ed starry tears for one so atilt, en goal,
Ant mourn tie fall of innocence in bl.od I
Could not the regul pomp, the retrial power,
i stay he dread tyrant for one transient hour;
Ne weeping frient;s calth..ch ft-Atie lirvatb,
Nor save one victim from the dart•ot death?
No though the Conn its stateliest minip display,
And stioutmg myriads throng the guar .led way,
1 hough the tall palace pierce the lotty sky,
Yet mast the wretch a. she ,eauslt the:
The ke tatai hour ter Bauuswics'a Royal Racesso.
No more rut CIAZIAITTIL•th '4l.m .heir Courts shall grace,
N.. more her voice shall charm the lisening ear,
Jor ease he cloud et penury and care!
Oh! when this tale far distant bear,
Who will net shed the sympathising tear 1
1." harm. chic mine dewy drops shall sputa
And thi bleak rock its rue y gears
And thou, fair Intent, whom no cares molest,
Front settee, free, in Heaven's eternal rest;
thy fit we tame the Bard had hoed so sing,
And tall the glades (obis embryo King ;
How distant isles thy mandates should obey,
And either India owe thy godlike sway.
Debnive hope! nit tarrying bete below.
'rho' bon to reigi-4easch'd from this vale of ;
Spurred at a throne, gluiest dad cherub thou,
A nobler crown adorns thy circling brow;
Thy' beantestes teem, ea wogs of seraph borne,
Reels at the metre of the Eternal Throne ;
With lisping voice sad zephyrs silvery lays,
Joked in the poem) thane of lofty praise;
• Witt creenbilng tenrse pray'd the dear face to see
OF her the bare a Mother's pangs for thee;
Pray'd to conduct her through the deeps of ale,
To jolts with thee the. Wen assembly them
Pit) prevaitl—the good, the 'racial: Ger
benignant min, and pee di" assenting nod.
• Iby coral lips,.valth grateful were Bred,
To chew a nobler sung of praise aepirnd;
With ?sperms joy en the kloCertaltingfride
Heaven's & of shedding the day bed;
With spleaduar deck's,' with 'Merle Stoll* freellites
The will of Heaven's stared flistaltbfetigist ;
Wbb gentles( breath the heavenly summons sighed. •
Thy Parent senird, obeys her GorhAnd died! -
Oh, blissful hoer! Ob, child stip:entail blest 1
To waft thy Parent to eternal rest;
Guide the new Angel to bee Native home*
•And her emblem, to a oaks' Throes!
While round her load Heaven's vivid spited/An play,
AM etarotwearted Angels Mee the dassitag way.
Apd thee fol. eh our trickling tears may lave,
With essay a bitter sigh, their early grave,
Thor favoured barbs have pited a haggler &era
Mound whew halcyon Aeries no thunders rover.,
Then crass to green, use yield to ds*
Fee brighter Coats seri fairer wed& sett!
Pmingdoo. 5111. S-•••saes
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LAW -INT6LLIGENCZ.

cowl* OF CitANCOLT, WOMMilit as
JUDGMENT. 9. DATED.
In this instance, his Lordship observed that a bill
bad been flied by the plaintiff, a farmer in a remote
district of Wales, for the purpose of recovering the
deeds of his mnrtgage, which had been for a consi-
&ratite period in the hands of the defendant. The
iplsintiff had sworn that he had applied to Darks for
a ia fitment of his accounts. but he could not get it,
Id dinette, had no alternative but to come to the
Conn. It was further stated, that the defendant's
son had gone to the plaintiff, lad procured him to
a;gn a bond, by which the plaintiff was bound to re.
frain from proceeding in an attachment be bad pea
'cured against the defendant, who, in rinse of that
bond, now applied to the Court to have that smith-
meat done away with. The agreement ems certainly
(fosse away with by this Vert application ; for dmi
plaintiff declared he did satiety what the nature of
the document was which hivilatliA culled to sign.
,The shame glade agiiiist tfiii,;derfrifditat was a very
serious one. ao it was peeper; therefore) that be,
alsould bare tiaras Own it, it he ratably contd, by
lad satisfactory. aladaiits. He had' obtained
' agreement, es, seas said. by the Oast fraudulent
aselial, tad tin he iebinted that charge by alfsdavits.
*and not fuss*. imertees. Ale espessed no time
balest is procoririg theme
• IMMvATE MOARlNM—angswisas sr. us.
ja esefs Oak, SW &am* Itannum, on the pan
.411 4.16.0414016!, Aid, difs application was made
Leedblsip respecting the goardianship of some
Mr. Have said, a counter-petition had been pre.
stated, **bids mist be necessarily. disposed of dm
41 oat altiftethir DIMMR7 dispute s mad ;be business
geoid therefor afford as intesest to the public. He
ibasefere *odd request his learehip wield hear it
is his privatiruciout;
The Lam! Caw:4l44a had so objectless if they
were allwilham
Om he 'Muhl do so.
sir Siisuni. Rmtisza said lie could have no parti.
-din wish on fhe'slibject.
',Ldedship des. attended by Sir S. 'Loofa'',
Wit/j0;111, Halt, etc. went to his private
toomp and for mental hour. was occupied in heath%
the Case, The Case has already Acquired no inconss-
‘4lcrablo ilaiLtee of Otblic interest from the prreq-
illjs is first j)lvision.of the Court of Session in
Acatlasak erfiene. efiei five Midges unanimously deli.
.vexed the ulna judgment respecting the guardian-
ship of the infants, and also from the statements
.which hare Siam beat published in the Louden papers.
/a coneepteace of the privatee bearing, We sawn, as
Fes, slata4 stor particulars.'
Cower OF Limn BENCHAIOVEM3III SE. • "
by maw Wriimisr.--hisulliAMUl.

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.wilkijoaat Osinow ,saved for a rule to show
muse Why a Writ of Mandanms safould not is
orient One Commissiosers moaned in- the Act for
asimaskie New Suet, leading hefts Carlton-house
sheaWege Rd's Park, commanding them to
*ono Emir liantmst to the High UMW' the City of
Westutinsser, obis Deputy, to summon a Jar, to in-
quire into and aesertain 'Mat meow= and satis-
faction should brawl, to s pens. wired. Charles
2;CYderr as owspierand tenant front peer to year of