General Apathy

- Tliis gentleman ofate figures very largcly in the pubüc apers. He is said lo be decidedly AntU Whig n his principies, andit ís alletiged lint he has the absolute command of mure hun 100 000 whijrs, whom he has so effectually "mesnierized1' that they are unible o fefif hiind Tor fuot in béhalf of ihe cause, it ís said !y somo that his magnotizirig opcrafiuns iiave been (hus far fa. voralilc lo the ahoülion'isls; but vc cant'mn our fiicnds not to pi:t themselves under his Hitluence?. Beware of him!0=Ccueen Victoria, it is esümated, íh thc Suvcreigu of a hundred million of subject including India añil Auslraliu - a larger portion oflhc human race than has ever obeyed any one Europcan SovereigQ siiicn iho flownfall oí the Rnmnn Empire.