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of . State Ii&partande $ as well as her Travels on the Continent .
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ships , trouble * aad aufferiftga tkat attend the hfe of man in this state of imperfec-, tion . Not | in this world , wjiere « r % are strangers , where we live in a constant struggle with adversities and que own infirmities , no * only in that to come , for which thou hast created our immortal
spirit , do we find the desired felicity , and purer untroubled , imperishable , joys . Penetrated even in the inmost recesses of our hearts , by this solemn and consoling ' truth , we elevate with pious devotion our hearts to tliee , the Infinite One ! in thm sacred place , and at the coffin of a Deceased , whom thy all * wise will once destined for a terrestrial throne , and now *
after a rare change of destiny , hast called into the land of eternal peace . With hearts deeply affected do we view the buryiug-place of this descendant of a , beloved and princely family . Thou , her benign Creator * didst adorn her with high advantages of mind and body , and didst bestow upon her a heart fuU of cler&Qncy and benignity . Thy providence placed her Where she could and was resolved to *
do much good * to the honour of her high family , and for the weaLof the country whose princess she was . Unsearchable , O Eternal , are thy ways ! After a trail * sient and troublesome life , she has £ 6 w finished her earthly career , ancj her una ~ nimated body returns -to the vault where her ever-memorable father ,, her brother , her relations are resting .
' * Almighty < 3 od I With elevated hearts We glorify thy grace for all the benefits thou haat given to the deceased during fcer life , and we infinitely revere thy wisdom in the present termination of her severe trials ; whereby , after thy most benign intention , she should be purified dfsjhiiman infirmities , and be prepared for a better life . Thanks to thee for the
comfort thou hast richly granted her ^ her la&t hours ; thanks for the great str < # igtfe thou didst inspire her with , botlv jia per life and in her last moments to a patient and courageous endurance Jof J $ & % sijjj ^ J * ings and grievances ; t ^ a ^»\ ' $ of ^ i ^ s ^ - hopes sjtren ^ theqe ^ r i p her spujU wherewith , full of 'desire * jand ^ Serenity ' and faith , she passed' from a mortalto ^ tl iin
mortal life . Now may her released soul enjoy the peaceful anil blissful tranquillity which this im ^ rf 6 ct World canno t grant ! and may thy grace , JthouaH ^ ust injd most ' righteous Lord , l ^ oiiipefnse her in tha t state . 0 tj 3 gfim (^^ Mt' 1 f % t WW ^ t * l * t . d < W E $ K- * oten t I * e |§^ oji earth ! « B §^| # ; fot & * ev € r-me ^ mte ^^ toe ^ fp # p $ a « aoVtfetpl too ^ , thul tVav ^ t * P . ^« t 4 y
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The Archbishop of Paris , Cardinal Tallevrais ^* de Perigqro , died at Pari « , on Saturday th ^ 20 tb ix ^ t . His eminence was 85 years of age , and was created Gardinal and Archbishop of Paris in 1817 . Born of an ancient famil y * he is said to have united the dignity of rank with Christian humility , and the gravity
of the prelate with the purity of the priestly character . His fidelity to the Home of Bourbon , which was finally rewarded by the highest ecclesiastical preferment , was tried and found unalloyed during the adversity of his sovereign , to whom , in his character of grand almoner , he remained attached during his exile , and with whom he returned to France in 1814 .
By his death ^ Louis XVIII . will have a mitre * and his Holiness a Cardinal ' s hafe to dispose of . In looking over the list of the sacred college , we find a great praportten of the members of very admnced
ages . His Holiness is upwards of 79 ; the Cardinal Archbishop of Pirra , 85 ; the Cardinal Archbishop of Sienna , 81 ; ike Cardinal Archbishop of Parma , 81 ; the Cardinal Archbishop of Langres , 83 >; and several others are about 80 . The
youngest is the Cardinal Rodolph , John Joseph Reinier , Archduke of Austria * who , most likely , will wear the triple crown long before he reaches the age of the preseat Pope * —{ Newspapers . )
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^^^^^^^ BBBM ^^^^^^^^** GERMANY . Brwnswick . The remains of the lamented Caroline , Qupen of England , were interred in this her native place , amidst the ashes of her distinguished family , at midnight , August 24 th . When the mourners * among whom were a hundred young ladies of the first families in Brunswick , < tressed in white ,
^ ttd bearing flowers ,, were all arranged ia the tomb , the Minister * whosfi name was J . w . G . Wolff , preacher of t | ie Cathedral Cfitiifdk , a mild and sensiblebooking man , abcwit 60 years of age , stood at the head of tljie ; coflln , and * in a voice Jremulous wkh emotion , littered a prayer l A . tlie . German ianepaire , of which the
tou owltig is a ? t ; 3 i ^ Mla | t | dn , ^ hich vie iftsfeit we rather as B ^^ atit of ^* okhpdo ^ y nas been complaifle ( l of in Euglau 4 : ^ - . •' IVftns&iit bt ^ m /^^^ i ^ iible : ail 2 W ^ ' ^ ^ - ^' * s ^ " Thii ^ 3 fm & 0 to , ifhou hato ^ i ** jdS | lned it « wm aeagi » tt terminatjed aU the Iwd-
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IteeHi $ ^ c& < . J ~ -ifr % 4 i && * ^ Fmncq * Germany : 6 fih |^
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Oct. 2, 1821, page 631, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2505/page/63/
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