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Plons Speaking. The London Times of 25th December, has the following al fusion to the Etz Clarcnccs, illcgitimate children of the King:

 The irregular scions of a certain. it. lustrious house are becoming tfouble- some. We do not wish to be particular: VIC trust that the young men and wo- men to whom we alIude, are not so blind- ed by infatuated conceit as not to take a hint. Is this a time to make claims without service? Is the mere accident of lell-handed birth to be ground for honors or wealth? One thing we can confidently predict; il, as its said, the clamorous progcncy have put forth pre- tensions which ought moi to be listened to, fhe parcnt who has magnanimously and periodically refused the appeal, will have acquired a fresh title to pub-. lie admiration and affection. If is a maxim of law, flaat the KSing can do no wrong. What noble moral, as well as comment, on this maxim, would it be-

 aat the hing nil 70 ao asong.