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he firmly believed to be communicated from heaven--He was thence led to the stake amidst the insults of the Catholics--His thoughts seemed wholly occupied with reflections in his former fault and he called aloud several times, puting out his right hand, "This hand has offended" He was undoubtedly a man of merit possessed learning and capacity and all those virtues which were fitted to render him useful and amiable in society--the English had soon sufficient reason to repent of having entered into the War--The Duke of Guise made an unexpected march towards Calais and in eight days during the depth of Winter made himself Master
