The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-21

.uiseeIlaaeous seleeiion. from I9rsign yonr.


stand it. {" Not understand it, said his
worship, who wa new made knight not
orerburdened with sense---" Not under.
stand il; why you must be- quite a fool
" No, beht quite, said honest Ciod dry
y, but be pelg near one
The late Lord Cameiord, of duclling
noieaely, oniefel ope evening Tie Prince
OF Wales Coffee House, Eondiiit-street, as
Was his usual custom, sal down and read
tlie papers of The day. A dashiog fellow,
and rs he thought himself, a lrst rate
blood, entered afterwards, threw limselton
the opposite seat Of the same box, aud in
a consequential lone bawled, /" Walter
bring me- a pint of Madeira and couple VI
wax candies, aud pat them IN the next boz .
lie Then drew 10 limselfLord tameliord's
caudles, and began 10 read. His LordGhip
then glanced a leoh Of indignation, ant
continued reading bis paper. The waiter
soon re-appcared and announced the COM
plehon OF ths gentleman'o commands, who
immediately lonuged round 10 bis Own box
Lord CamcIIord having flushed be para
graph, called out IN a mimic tonr, Wait
-, hrng Ule phir Of shutters p Ihey
were quickly brought, when his l.ordsidp
laid down hls paper, walked round the "a
BIZ III which the blood SIT, snuled cut hUth
the candlta, aud retired 10 his seat. Bod
ing with rage and Jury, the indignant beau
f0ared ont, Waiter, waiter, who ilic de-
VII IS this fellow, that darts ~ insult u gen-
tleman What is h. What DO they
call him ~ Lofd Caiueiford SIR re-
| Piled the other, IN tone scarcely audible.
The eoxcomb, honor-strucb II his danger,
said tremblingly, "What have To nay -
On being told, he laid down bis money
and sneakcd away, without even tasting his
Madeira.
Yhe passion Of De Luc, the natural phao-
sopher, rmusie was SO predominant ~ ,.is
latter days, that piano was placed by his
bed SIDE, on which his daughter played
great part Of the day. The evening of
his death, seeing her father ready To sink
into Il slunbef, she asked him, "ghall
play any more p krep playing said
he' keep playing He slept but awpkc
no more
Extreme Ctednlity.-Thc following LET.
Ter we pernscd in a pamphlet, published
on Saturday last, by Coync, eapfl -street.
II IA addressed to the publlfhef by VII,
liam Talbot, Esq, Of Castle Talbot, roun
~ Of Wexford Dublin Eprniag Post
"on my return from the Continent. find.
ing TINT you are on The point Of giving a
new edition Of the letters lately published
| by keaing and Brown, continuing accounts
OF some miraculous cures effected in var-
ons parts al Germany, through the prayers
Of his hlghnnss the Rev. Alexander Primes
of llobenlohe, Dean OF l,amherg Sc. |
deem il right and conducive 10 The great.
er glory of Almighty God, TO state the fol-
lowing which occurred on the ed Of May
last, in the presence of John Talbot, Esq
nephew and hei! of the right hon the Ea1
Of Shrewsbury, and his lady, IN his Ligl-
ness own palace OF Bambeyg, as related
to lne by them nj Brussels, IN The month
Of June last. The fact is as follows -
- During visit pp;d 10 hia highncss on
the day above mentioned, u woman labour-.
Ing under "A deafness, which had baIfd
the best ,uadicql Assistance in Germany,
was perfectly and instantly cured on tho
Prince only saylng prayer over her, TO
the establishment Of all present proof
OF which WAS her replying To questions
put III the loWegt tone ii voice nj the ex-
tremliy 81 q very lopg gallery ofthe palace,
not only 10y Tue Prince himself, hui by Mr..
aud Mrs. Talbot, and other company who
were III the room nj the time.
a. A lady Of high rank in France, and
who had travelled $50 miles TO SEE his high
ness, had been instantly cured on the pre-
! cedlng day %! an ulcer in her face, by The
imposition OF his hands, as she related il
herself 10 Mrs Talbot, In fine, should
never end, were 80 relate tie various
wonders wrought, under God, by this most
holy aud auibe eccleBasic, who il but in
his goth year, and in his own person An in
vlneibie proof that The holy Catholic, A.
postor, and Roman Church, is the true
one OF Christ, renewing, ms he does 50 fro
gucntly. the miracles OF onr blessed Sa.
,iour ard his Apostles.
- Over his head hangs the Identical
crueifix used by the great Saint Francis
Xavier in the nlrs, a present from his
holiness Ptus the With. The above delies
the enyenomed pen Of Middleton -
Mirabii.s Deus IN SAINTS sus.
by three sefmans preached by him
al Nuremberg above two hundred Luhe-
rams were converted to the catholic faith
In fact the conversions Of protestants in
Switzerland and Germany suce that Of
the learned Me. Halter, are more hume
ro,is than ever; they are really COVER
.ons Of Dcsm To Christianity, most of the
German divincs having, in their modern
works, rejected Revelation.
- Allow me also to state that a learned
professor Of Geneva, who had been appoin-
ted 10 reply to Mr. Halter, has, after spen-
ding three months in collatng the Scrip
lures and Fathers for that purpose, be-
come hmsclfa Catholic, aud since menu
Der of the Society ofJcsus,
a. am, dear sir very truly ypgrs,
WILLIAM TALBOT"
.Nsacles.-s't. Gregory the Great aflirns
and VIVA will doubt him that little