Rogers Of fLondon, who was burnt at smithfeld,
1555.--N Y. Post.

LONDON, Jan. z.
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The Duke Of York.-It is with extreme regret
VIC have to announce that no further hopes are
entertained for the preservation of the Duke OF
York. 1t is stated on authority on which the
greatest reliance may be placed, that with view
of keeping his Royal Hghness free from bodily
pain, no farther medicines will be administered
to him to arrest the sure but slow progress of
his inveterate disease. In few days, at latest,
We say with heartfelt sorrow, the public will
learn the melancholy tidings of his departure to
that "bourne from whence no traveller re-
turns" The Sacrament was administered to
him by the bishop Of London on the 28th De-
cember