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wich Islands, Chou Choula, is aged about
ID years, and is brother to the late KING,
RHO Rho. While Lord Byron, who brought
from England the body Of his late Majesty
was at the Islands, he assisted at the coro-
nation of the new king. A part of the cer-
emony consisted in crossing two swords over
the royal head; one of the weapons being
held by the prime minister, Billy Pitt, and
the other by Lord Byron. The latter, at,
ter going through his august rites, turned
to the popuace, and brandishcd his sword,
exclaimed in English, "now, dye, obey
the king"