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of English royalty and aocracy, under the running title OF
The Greater and Lesser Stars of Old Pail Mall We e%
from it the following:


We knew Carlton House during the short cohabtaton OF
the Princess OF Vale: with her ustrois husband and IN
humanity as far humble opinion Is concerned lament
and that sincerely that these royal peronages ever had the
misfortune become and wife for Hymen was not aus
pcious their and may according TO our
knowledge of the genuine goodness Of the heart OF the Prince
Of Wales that had he been united TO woman entirely
WORTHY Of his affections he would have been tender and
devoted husband The tacs who preside over the nuptia
bed ordered it otherwise and princes and clowns must
alike submit DEGREES against which they have no appeal
and over which they have control.


The Princess OF Wales u se-willed froward woman
without affection for her husband ignorant and obstna'ciy
proud and in short such person man OF good taste
and feeling could have endured.


Within few very few days after their marriage these
high peisonage assembled at their dinncr-tablc III
Carlton Uosc surrounded by splendid party of ladies and
gentlemen, their guests, when the Princess exclaimed "
left my m0uchor upsairs Prince OF Wales VIII you lend
yours e.


Surprised yea as.on.hcd at such request such time
and such a place, he desired mild tone OF the
attendants 20 Mrs, Young AID fetch m oi his
White camtric handkcrchefs which Immediately brought
him. nicely folded upon silver waiter, whea he took II
delivered and il the princess. Her royal As
ness took rather snatchcd from the silver waiter and
applviyg it to her nose used violently and audib
TOO the sight and hearing of the whole company when
rolling or rather pressing ii CLOSELY together she coeccdy
measured the distance between herself and the prince and
with the of cotaTata sent up the centre oil the Ia
be at the princes head


Ai,er the death of his majesty King George H. and shc
and her friends had pronounced her to be Queen England
universally known, her first royal progress commenced
in Pail Mall with Alderman Woed as lordchanberlaln II
her carriage and instead o proceeding as any other adN
so circstanccd would have done by another she de-
tcrmined pass Carlton House and stop right IN front o.
that building and from her carriage took deliberate
vev every window every floor and then stepped aside
that her companion thr Alderman might have the like cz
animation. Meanwhile the rabbe stunned the neighbor-
hood by their boisterous shouting and huzzang


The King in the forenoon et the day, having re
ceved private information of her intention TO make her pub
lie appearance by this expressed desire to see her
privately, if it could be conrivcd, and from station
where he could hnself be when his confidential
servant Mr. Jutsham sad II have provided such place
majesty and if she should appear, will wait upon
YOUR tuaieey and inform you of her arrival.


He contrived immediately, 10y placing within OF the
windows of the story suits of Indian chanarmor,
and placed them feet from one oi the glazed aseS,
where by standing behind and looking through the links OF
the amor which four deep any might perceive the
entire space in front of the palace without the possibility oi
being And when the princess appeared Jutsham
the King. who from his bedchamber up the
staircase of the vestibue and proceeded into the
armory, attended by Lord Londonderry; and taking their
ons behind the they all that passed in front OF
Carlton House.


The King cvnccd some perturbation seeing tue princess
and expressed what hc thought and observed he moved
side make for the Alderman take his survey
and his looking up, the King said That Is Wood re-
cognise his phySiognemy well: when, remaining silent tor
some time looking attctivcy the party he exclaimed
Alas poor woman -seldcgradcd crcature! This was
he his upon the Princess Caroline
Tvr PAKsRE, THE Jew AND THE CHnlsrIAN.-A jew
entered Parsee temple, and beheld the sacred fire.


What! said he to the priest, do yc worship the fire 2
Not the fire. answered the priest: 1t Is an emblem o
the sun. and of the genial heat.


Do YOU then worship the your God asked the
Jew. Know We this lumnary also is the work of the
Almighty Crea,orl'


,lo .lut,l Tho 81
man requires n sensible sign in order to form concep
ton of the Most High And is the the incompre
henbe source Of light, image of that invisible Being who
besses and preserves all things


The Israeli,e thereupon rclolned:


Do YOUR people then distinguish the type from the oris
nal : They call the their God and descending from
this 10 bascr objects they knee before earthly flame
le the outward, but blind the inward ad while
We hold them the earthly ye withdraw from them the
heavenly light. Thou shalt not make unto thee any image
any likeness


How then do yc designate the Supreme Being asked
the Parsec.


We call him jehovah Ad-nia that is, the Lord who is
who was, and who will be, answered the Jew


Your appeatOn grand and sublime, said the Parsee
but is awful, too.


a Christian then drew nigh and said, We call him
FATHER.


The Pagan and the Jew looked at each other and said
here is at once image and reality; is word of the
heart, said they


Therefore they raised their eyes heaven and said viii,
reverence and love, Our FArHERnAnd they tsok each
other by the hand and all three called another brothers


Dr.. +. \. Krurnmachcr
INTERESTING BloGRAPHY.-Samue GouverneSr Esq. i.
engaged in writing the Biography Of JAMES MoSRoE which
viii robably of the interesting that has been
published in this country Mr. Gouverneur being the
law Of Mr. Monroe and having had bequeaihed him the
papers of that iustr;oas will be enabcd
coinpsh ,s undertaking with singular advantages The
following will b. of the interesting passages:


When Mir Monroe was Minister from The United States
NJ Paris and when Gen La Fayete connct IN the Psi-
son Ulnluu, b tue Emperor Of Austria Information VA
brought him that Madame La Fayctte the General Vle
was thrown prison, doubt lew days would
follow the OF her mother and grandmother at the suio
tine Mr. Monoe alone could her. and Pans was
then in The hands Of the mob could only be accomplished