TEE COURT OF Love.
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The Court having commenced, the President
was found wanting; but as the cause was easily
conjectured, President pro tempore, was APP
pointed The first, and indeed, the only resolu-
ton offered, or adopted at the Festival of Beau


y-and, Sir, you have only to recur to the SIN
guar title of this particular session, to explain
it was, that no member should celebrate the
Patroness Of the Court of Love, with any thing
original" Should you, Mr.. Editor, deem any
effusion either little extravagant or excentric;
and should you feel disposed as Menippus was.
when contemplating, in the neither world, tho
skuli-bonc of the beauteous Helen, and wonder


ing that thousand ships should be put in requi-
sitlon from every part of Greece, that Greeks
and the barbarisns should have waged an exter-
mnating war, and that so many cities should
have been hurled from their very foundations.
for her, would repeat the same answer he
received from "iiarry Mercury" rs Mrs. Mals-
prop in the "RivaIs,' nicknamed the messen-
ger OF the gods, when she happened to mis-
quote the interpreter Of nature'-ssyou never
saw her" Mr.. Editor. This 'recorc'--and you
know, Sir, that every record imports absolute
verify, nay, incontrovertible truth--signifes that
part OF the ceremonies of the Court of Love,
consists of vocal music, and you must know, Sir,
that music has become vastly fashionable, and
has vastly improved withal, since the institution
Of the Court, Every member, it would Seem,