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 The late resignation in the British Cabinet have called into action the talents of the wits of London, who are by no means sparing of their shafts. One of the hest articles we have seen, is the annexed from the London Morning Chronicle, which will be enjoyed by our readers, particularly those who are acquainted with the characters of the satiris- ed individuals.

 From the London Morning Chronice]

 Dreadful Suicide-Coroner's lnguest.-An inquest was held last week on the bodies of six unhappy Gentlemen, whose rash acts had been the subject of wonder and surprise for days past. The jury assembled at the sign of Ihe Hand tn Pocket, in Westminster, and Mir. J. Bull presided as Coroner. The bad odour from the subjects was intollerable, and notwithstanding the afflicting nature oi the spectacle, more haDdkerchiefs were ap- piled to the nose than to the eyes.

 The first body viewed by the Jury was that of Lord Eldon. It bore striking marks of decay. and the surprise is that nature had not dismissed to it's home, long before the fa- tai deed of violence was committed. Moth ing remained of the heart but mere sack, or bag of leather, resembling purse; the liver was of singular yhiteness the head discos- ed indications of having been long past ser vice, but the hands seemed to have retained their faculty of fgrasping in extraordinary per