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The king of Hanover, being on visit to Eng
land, recently took The oaths and his seal in the
House of Lords, as Duke of Cumberland On
the day following Mr.. Hume gave notice in the
House of Commons, that he should propose res
ounon TO discontinue the pension of e. 900 per
annun, to tho Duke. so long as he remained king
OF llonover The Duke has always been unpop-
uar in England, and the proposition of Mr.. Hume
was received with cheers.-Erch. Paper.


The daily pay of the Duke Of Wellington, for
doing ''nothing hardly" is llSl los. 3D.; and a
woman in England receives for manufacturing
twelve hundred round headed hob nails, five pence
and three far.hlngs! Something of a contrast