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city, render it a most eligible retreat for the Prince Royal. Here, in the bosom of his fa­ mily, this amiable Prince reposes from the fa­ tigues of an unremitted attention to the duties of his exalted station. Plow dextrously he steers his bark along the dangerous shoal of politics, the world has often witnessed with admiration. The steady adherence to his word which at­ tends all this Prince’s actions has established his character, both as a ruler, and a man, with every judicious and impartial foreigner. But with his own countrymen it has given birth to sentiments of confidence and attachment, which, co-operating with his exertions, bid fair to preserve a country, whose real happiness lies in its own lap. Disappointed ambition is completely silenced; designing malice is divested of its power, and the people, confident in their Supreme, look up to him with reliance, for the safety of their rights, and the promotion of their welfare. The Prince married Maria, daughter of Prince Charles, Stadtholder of Holstein. Se