"A LEARNED THEBAN."
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The following is extracted from the last number of one of the very best papers of it's kind in the country. the New York Sunday Mercury. Ii Is n portion of Frenchman's lecture on certain passages of the plaJs oI Shakspere..

 Ce Nonsieur Rishard the tird. king of An. gle4erre, was, in the Odium of his countrie, one queer eovey un droll chap. When he first came on de stage before l'audiiore, he tell zem he and his famlle have just g0t ovaTe c dam disAgreenble wintare. II dit

 Now is de win,sre Of our disconsent

 Made glmieHse somnsTe by dis sun Of York. Ze wedare have become fine and dey have buried several persongss ob de name ob Cloud

 Ia de deep bosom Of de ocean. Everyshing is all right. Mr. War have smoOib.d his dam front. and cuts his capers ia dc apartment of femme of his acquain- tance. Rishard says he is not in de mood to make love to looking glass what is anoF0us. because somebody have stamp upon his corns rudely-zat is. in rolf manner. what is pain. ful and tres disagTeeble. He den blow up de nymphs zat are Wanton and amble. and say zat he is not majestic enoUgh-he have been cuEtail'd.

 Well, Monsieur Rishard then go Hght away to de towars where is HeRri. wis a book in