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age IN August last past. He i .h.


creeping gradually to three score .ieiofe .nd
we nave then, supposing the Duke au ns r,, Ieh,
ence to die without legitimate ;s.rs y. Ilar-
towards Regency in the ac,sss;s ue. 70 look


lnrone, OF the late Duke of Kent " ra; Iae


may OF may not, prove favourable 70 .n als
ea.no,cs: At any rate, however. thew rauA sae
safely look forward to this epoch as M sfFaNy a,sy
ing them much chance of final snccaa anoro.
the nation should experience = sscons 1t
IN the person Of an Heiress Prey,mr,;". loss
recur then to the Duke Of Cumh.r,aas' we
his line.-The Duke of Cumberland "u ms and
IN June. $, last past. This brotheu "as oa IS
King is supposed to be anti-Cathol;. u,e me
viii not dwell on his history, nor ~ H. we
its. The next in succession is tbs m',b r,a hab.
sussex, who will be fifty-four on III. uss s,', q
of January next. The Duke Of Camh.a;1nh nI anh
brings up the rear of the male borluse brano,,
IS IS only one year younger than the I'M D"i, VINO
Sussex. luxe Of


We have thus six succcssors ;.


Throne, presumptively; out of wb;cb u, .ne
Duke OF SUSSEX is the only one known ," !. 'le
favourable to the progress Of polt;ca, :: ivy oe
provement In the ordinary cours, nf .a'
tnre all these elder branches (wh;oh Na'
IKE 50 many candles. burning out torethsr, s s,s
may be expec' ed to terminate their na., ra.al
raj lives within the next 18 years. prorsss cssd,
ing and Judging on the same calcnla,.u
we may possibly. or rather probablv ts,.' h.r. y
queen or Regent that is decidedly favoms.a
oie to the Catholic claims, in the courss ns.
dozen years. 0'u'se ola