f His captive paflion mourns Nor ever hopes fuccels- _. ,j Let Prudence then with u, y I". Break haughty .i ' Or Rciignation teach your 0,10 ' To bear what Fate ord" n< * , * Rifled how (hort our joy, 00 , How (hurt our life and ve * Soul-, though divided here » May meet, refin'

a hoy the next morning* > The Lady Sondes, 0 26. At London, Lady Mary the Bi(hop of Oxford, of fT nfi n ( t 24. At Cattel, in the P a, ; (V *' ( about ten miles from York, ' 9 f of Simon Hemfley, poor day l^° ur ', y daughters. They were nC ,j * c of Faith, Hope, and ll J' all l

the virtuous flame Beneath the veil of art! Nor can that art the truth dilguile, The fiimfy veil too thin, That (hows the heart to cmious eyes, As gauze the polilh'd {kin. more in vain then, Emma, fcek Your to conceal; The eye, and livid chcck, In filence will reveal. "Your gen'

In his Royal Robes (on his Head a Cap of Eftatc a.l.rt n'.l with Jewels) the Loid Biftiop of Dur- ham Supporting his Majefty on the Right, and the Lord Bifhop of Hereford on the Left » going under a Canopy of Cloth «f Gold, borne by Six- teen Barons of the C inque Pons, and on e

the prefent Alliance is not the fii.t which has been contracted between the Crown of England and the Honfe of Mecklenburg, 1 beg Leave to refer them to a Paftage of Mr. Howel. In his Collection of Familiar Letters, Vol 1, Sect. 5, Lei. 40, it appears that "Sophia, Daughter oi ••

q September and Odobtr. r^'n ßto ietters from Berlin, a new between his Prullian Majefty iNuh ° Urt Constantino Pi e was . the 22d of June laft, and great Preparations were making there . le _ r places in the Turkilh empire, ?l \ e informed, that the court of Penot little uneafy

you lo foon, "®" efpecially as the weather has fince proved fine, that it makes me long to be with you in the country, yet I honeftly confefs that am heartily glad I came to town as I did. As I have leen the coronation, I declare I would not have milled the light upon anv confid

Dublin Sept. Yefterday being the day appointed for their Majefties coronation, the Lords Juftices met at the Callle at noon, and received the compliments of the nobility and other perfons of diftindtion, who all wore blue aud white cockades; when Athlone purluivant, in the ablen

• The Lords Juftice-Clerk and Almoor were appointed to the ibuthern circuit this autumn, the Lords ptvichen and Ancbinleck the wefiern, and the Lords Minto end Preftongrange the northern. The courts fat down at Stirling and Perth on the 2d, at Inverarv on the 9th, at Inverreis t

From the LONDON GAZETTE Arriv dtb. Malls from Holland and Flinders.