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Mr.. King, late minister Plcnipotentiary
from the United States to Great Britain, has
taken passage in the Ship Acasta, Captain
! chadwick, one Of the line ofpackets between
View York and London. The Acasta was
to sail on the first of July. and her arrival
may be expected daily.


Too Sepere.--A monthly critic, in his no
tees of kely's "reminiscences, observed
that almost every individual of whom ne
speaks was his best of Friends the kind
est pleasantcst,' 'noblest,' '1nost excellent
person that ever breathed'. He is pertcct.
counterpart of that celebrated Recorder OF
a country borough, who OH being asked how
he liked the Mayor, answered that his wor-
ship was most agreeable, gentlcman-llke
Magistrate And the Aldermen? The W.T.,
test, the most hospitable, the most iowa.
fellows he ever met And the Grand Jurors
They were all fit to be members of Parlla-
Eleat; their wisdom and knowledge OF ths
laws were unequaled. The Constabes.
! The politest of officers, the most eloquent
OF peace keepers--they were models OF Con-
stables. The witnesses? There never w's
such wtnesses--they would every man 9.
them die sooner than tell falsebood nc
PriSonerss The honcstcSt prisoners, and NV