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history of his preservation, and the sad hav-
oc of his race, endeared the child more close
ly to his sympathy and affection. He was
constantly with his Lordship, to the last
moment of his existence. Soon after his
Lordship's death, the Hon. Leicester Stan
hope sent the boy to England for the advance
ment of his education, and recommended
him to the protection of the Earl of Har-
rington. On his arrival in this couptry the
Duke and Duchess of Leinstcr were so much
delighted with the noblcness of his manner
that they adopted him as their hrotcgc. He
is resident in London, with the Leinstcr fami-
ly. He is perfect Grecian warrior in
miniature his costume is most imposing.
He wears Il turban, jelick, &c, and on the
right side of his belt are lodged pair of pis-
tols, on his left dagger. He was in the
first coach after the hcarsc of his illustrous
patron, whose name, when even casually
mentioned in his presence, produces the most
aiflicton recollcctions to his infant mind.


Morning Eaher.