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1t may be remembered by some of our
readers, says the New-York Mirror, that
when the present King Of England was only
Prince Regent, and heir apparent to the
throne, the bodies Of Henry the 9th, and
Charles the 1st, were discovered in vault
within Westminster Abbey; and also, that
the Prince Regent satisfied his curiosity by
visit to the tomb. Upon this circumstance
Lord Byron wrote the following power full
and severe lines. No Printer has ever dar-
cd to publish them in Britain, for fear of an
.ex licio'iinformation from that great alli-
gator of the law the Attorney General.
We are pleased at having it in our power to
give our readers an original piece ofthe great
bard's producing:


Famed for contcnptuous breach ofsacrcd ties,
By hcadless Charles, see heartless Harry lies:
Between them stands another sccptred thing,
1t reigns-it movcs--in all but name King.
Charles 10 his country-Ifenry to his wife
In him the double tyrant starts to life.


What then can tombs avail, since these disgorge
The blood and dust of both--to makea GE0RGE'