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Rh the variety of ornaments about it is admirable, and the tate with which it is executed, inconceivable: you can form but an imperfect idea of uch a materly piece, of workmanhip, and I am therefore unhappy that my abilities will not permit me to purue uch a combination of inimitable art and elegance, through all the complicated minutiae of an adequate decription---It is carried in grand proceion through the town, during the night, with the alver and two turbans placed on the battlements of the fourth pire: before which, were thouands in the attitude of protrate humility, paying their adoration and ditributing aims to their indigent fellow creatures around them, whilt numbers fol-