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WE have received by the late arrivals, a
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"- without alloy OF fop or foe,


George the Fourth was not gentleman in
any sense Of the word, excep; that he was
born to wear white kid gloves and do nothing.
AS to his ease of manner, it was nothing
more than beautiful and most cool assump-
ton Of the fact Of his being UNNECESSARILY
the superior Of every one about him, and a
most implicit belief that they were all made
to do him pleasure, and TO live for his service.
A man who entertained this idea could not
but be easy and unembarrassed. Embarrass-
ment arises from suspicion of mans own
inferiority, and such thought never occur
red for moment TO George the Fourth. In
every thing beyond this assumption Of suPe-
riprity, which no man who is eternally sur
rounded by na,terers can avoid, George the
Fourth was the meanest and most despicable OF
mankind. He had not sentiment of patriot
ism, generosity, or virtue, to warm his breast;
he was not, therefore, real gentleman ne
had not either one spark of that humor which
forms very bad substitute for these, where
these are wanting, and furnishes 1orih tie
conventional gentleman. He was the most
reckless reprobate, and the most nnPrincipied
swinder upon town. He was the greatest
blackboard that haunted the stews. There is
not one among the lowest of the low black
leos ,ha, infest the metropolis who possesses
SO perfect freedom from anything like re-
s,ra,nt, either religious, moral, or honorable,
mon his will as George the Fourth had.
HE would conlrive the most deliberate schemes
of plunler he would make man drunk,
and then cheat him out of his property, as he
did the Duke of Devonshire >
No man ever trusted him as friend, VINO
was not betrayed; no man ever associated
with him as companion, who was not
ruined.
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10 the dlcilon which almost makes one remble
when Il Is sung by one Of the good old white oaA
iaiis, and IN imitation Of young earthquake II Il
a sort of granite among the polished marble of The
present time-bar iron TO linsel.
THE AMERICAN HERO,
A saPpHIcK ODE.
Why should vain mortals tremble at the sight Of
Death and Destruction in the field Of battle,
Where blood and carnage clohe the ground in crimson
Sounding with death.groans
Death will invade US by the means appointed,
Aud we must all bow 10 the king OF tenors;
Nor am anxious, il am prepared,
What shape he comes in
Infinite goodness teaches us Submission, III
Buds US be quiet under all his dealings,
Never repinlng, but for praising
God our Creator |
Well may we praise him; all his ways are perfect;
TLonph resplendenee, infinitely glowing,
Dazzles in glory on the sight Of nioftas,
Struck blind by iustrc.
Good is Jehovah in besiowing sunshine.
Nor less his goodness IN the storm and thunder.
Mercles and judgment both proceed from kindness,
Infinite kindness.
then exult that God forever reigneth
Clouds which around him hinder our preception
Bind US the stronger 10 exalt his name, and
Shout louder praises.
Then to the wisdom Of my Lord and Master
will commit all that have or wish for. ~"
Swee.ly as babes sleep viii give my life up,
When caFd TO yield 1t.
Now Mars dare thee, clad in smoky pillars
Bursting from bomb Shells roaring from the cannon
Rafting IN grape shot like storm Of hallstones,
Torturlng Ether.
Up the black heavens lie, the spreading fame rise,
Breaking like -Etna through the smoky columns,
Lowering like Egypt DER the falling city, ...
Wantonly burnt down.
Let oceans watt on all your fleeing castles,
Fraught with destruction horrible in nature; >.'
Then, with your sails ilId by storm Of vengeance,
Bear down for battle.
From the dire caverns made by ghostly miners,
Let the explosion. dreadful as volcanoes,
Quick to destruction.
Still shall the banner Of the King Of Heaven
Never advance where am afraid to follow;
While that precedes me, with ali open BOSOM "
War; DEFY thee.
Fame and dear freedom lure me on to battle
While fell despot griininer than deaths head,
Stings me with sorpents, hercer than Medusa's
To the encounter. ...@ ..
Life for my country and the cause Of freedom,
Is but tnHe for worm 10 part with
And if preserved in great a contest,
Life is Iedoubled.
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The following extract from recent British
publication shows the unlimited freedom with
which the press may treat Of private charac-
ter as well as Of political institutions.
CHARACTER OF GEORGE THE FOURTH.
The time is almost gone when people will
talk Of that regal reptile, George The Fourth,
as one who redeemed the faults of his heart
by his exquisite grace Of manners-lhe time
is almost gone when people will be found TO
accede TO the judgment contained in those
very absurd lines Of very noble poet, that
he was
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IA One OF the handsomsst and commodious
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Sudden Effects Of The mind upon The body
Plato used TO say that all the diseases of the
body proceed from the soul, says Mr.. Weld
in his famous report. The expression OF the
countenance is mind invisible. Bad news
weakens the action of the heart, destroys
the appetite, Expresses the lungs, stops diges-
ton, and partially suspends all the functions
Of the system. An emotion of shame flush
es the face, fear blanches ii, JOY Eliminates ;
an instant thrill eectrifes million Of nerves.
Surprise spurs the pulse into sgallop.l, De-
lirum nluses giant energy: volition com
mands, and hundreds OF muscles. spring 10
execute. Powerful emotion often kills the
body at single stroke. Tho news Of
defeat killed Philip V. One, Of the Popes
died of an emotion on seeing his pet monkey
robed in pon:ifcals and occupying the chair
of Stale. Mulay Mooch was carried upon
the field of battle, in the last stages Of an in
durable disease-upon seeing his army give
way, he eaped from tho liter, rallied his
panic stricken troops, rolled back the tide Of
battle, shouted victory, and died. The door
keeper Of the Congress Of the United States,
expired upon hearing the surrender Of Corn
wallis. Eminent public speakers have often
died either in the midst Of an impassioned
burst Of eloquence, or when the deep emo
ton TO produce it had suddenly subsided.--
i he recent case Of Hills, in this city, is
fresh in the memory Of all. He was appre-
hendcd on the charge Of stealing goods from
his employer, and taken before the police,
and though in perfect health, mental agony
forced the blood from his nos'rils-he was
carried out and lied-N y. Star. sg..
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Men of Emiaeace.-Sir Isaac Newton lost
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was arrested by the hand Of death. So il was
said Of a Mr.. S"isset, that he often wept be-
cause he was not able TO understand the books
which he had written in his younger days.
Cornivus, an excellent orator in the Augustine
age, became so lorge,lul rs not even 10 know
his own name. Simon Tourney, after he had
outdone oil Oxford for learning, at last grew
such an idiot as not to know one letter from
another, or one thing be had done.
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