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'rnr. roM'.ii
TO MIS FAITULKSS
'I’UKSS,
MIS-
\Vmk> lira’s cnchaiiting- tlrcam was new,
Our lrLliiit,''s and piwsuils the same,
■Hoiv util tlio veil of Fneiulshq)
ill our young' hearts Lovl's warmiT flumc;
Tot^eilK r throug^h youth’s path wc trod,
\Vith bosoms ligiht, and spirits ga>;
AVhik' rlcuhure met us on our road, •
And strcw’d her ilowrtts o’tr our way.
n' i-’er u thoupht did intervene
While Pleasure’s fairy race was run,
'Tvvas but to wish some future set iie
should see us yd more closely one:
This was the iiope, wliost* niagir polver,
\\ hen absent I'rom each •)thei’s eyes,
'I'liroui^'li ('.anv a lone and lin},’rin':;' liour.
Could calm oui i^ricts ;iiulhus>Ii oursi;?hs,
JIow soon those blissfiil ilays have changed!
A few brief ( irtliiii^ y . ars };.Ml b\;
fn h'^arls. in liopes, in all estranged,
ith eliar.fjeless ch.. .V, am! unmoved eye,
And s'eadftibt brow, and distant mien,
M ithdut Oiie l is.ny; sii^h ui' pain,
Kor^i tf ul of rach e..:'lit r sci-ne,
M I coldly meet—and part aj^'uin!
Yes!—it is so—a few short \ears
H ive heal’d this almost uroken heart,
Ari'* I'imed away those h'ittrr tears
That flow’d wl'.cndi fim’d from thee to part;
Aivl whi refore long'er should ihey flow,
S’nce'fiioii hast loinul aiKtther I'Teast
'I'o share Uiy joy, to eii er thy wo.
And n.alic tl.y lliV's :>o\in{f morning blest?
liulifi ’rent to earh otlu'.r's Jot,
A!')II^ 'ilH-’a clu:c(iu(.r’d :: •'■ne v.'c stray;
r.ach tVeliiig’ now aubiluett, tor^'ot
The j;aH.sion of youtii’s ii.»])i'.u r day,
Indiil ’rent!—no, that ne'er c:.n lie !
^^v lioart still owns a sacred fla.nc ;
Sti;’ Is a lirothcr’s lov( for thre
iiu li \ irtiic ’s self would blush to blame.
NVlien in “the haunts of men” we meet,
\\ hy shoulil it be wilii scovnfid airi’
\M.v ^llould thine e\es from mine retreat,
As it'a scorpion’s met thee there ?
Oil ' '.lettir learn to know the heart
'rh:tt oiicc was deeply, wiiolly thine;
Ant', tiiough Love’s links are torn apart,
Lei ?• nendbhip’s still arouud os twine.
t I : fi'i):.', to tlHiy on lltc oiu’
ainl to -M.iiinlanij on .ho of i. - -
111 llu‘rifli‘st, most a'ui iii-
'piriiii; rculiii li.iit ovor uiuloi- IIr*
(loniliiioti ol' man—tlie l.im! f’’ilc(l with
those slp'-mlid icmcoihi-ai’.c'S wliich
have hofu the scc-cl of knoulfd^e and
hii;;hmin(!c!ricss to theouiis ol ll.e eurUi;
its plains and mountains a siu'Ccs>io;i ol
tn»i*hics lo tlio civil or iniliiury ‘d
tht' most ilhisti ioiF! spa it r)l’ niank:nd.—
or all this sufierl) dominion, ihc'l'uiu
has hccn tlic lord for almost (ive ocnlu-
rif'S. Tet he is a harharian still, with
oil the firocity oftne old (Jwcllerof the
Imans, even his hospitality and bravery
art; hut tlie virtues M' l)arhar.sm, and
w ild, fierce, and liloody lie will remain,
utiti! th«‘ purpose of desolation, for
whirh he a .is hroiii^ht from his deserts,
slisll be done.
arayifttt.
'nxing' together jjrofit aiul dellfclit.
fornii'd lr> ti
iVo.'i; the prt.i
,>,e a\.tiain'i.t s ol
iriL!; a::d soitimi r.
'i •>id(.'S u liie hor-
L!".e v.'i'y {iii.iiii
\ M.fc ('Ih-oo, irum
li v Iy ) shii'ts and turns oi*dij^a-inacy. I lookcf
"ul u*'! I .,:imitil I l‘.i r.iy li"'. i hej^itmit.tr
it is s^'jiaralcMl only h} a hrani'h i>( ^
Cordillera of the Andes, \vhich ciictiii.
stance accounts for the j>res(^ni!e of the
Younf' \(fp{//e(/n, is'C.—Massa-
cliusotts Journal pu!)lish»
extract of a letter, dated Ijeulin,
frta, ()rto//i‘t\
tleiin*;- mounlaiii'^, into tlie ravii.^es hc-
IcAV. 1’he pel eolation «*1 the melted wa- ■ -i r
ter tl.rou-l. ti.e stiow, which is a-ain | sa.ne metal in the alluvial sods ol ti c
IV.«.n .n lhal stale, n nd.rs ,l ;.n enli, | v.il-.-j- //,• m,.l ,t ,s m, hccnl u,
mass of ice. As the enormous heaps pound the materials wMch these veins
which fall are not nearly melted before eoiitain, in order to obtain irom them
Ihe clo^e of summer, and the w inter’s by washin- the ?ro!d and platinuin which
^now still increases, the mass; vfhich the j lliey eoivtain. :Jira;sofjrold and platiimm
avahmch.'s of tlie succeuinsj; summer a-1 have recently bren tound in the Lralian
“:ain coiilintie to auy;nient;it isnot^^■on
thf f.dlowine: foniputed to
juare nules
(h-rful that in the course ol a^es, the e-
normous valleys ol ire, we now behoK ,
many of which m c six (U' seven leai^ues
in len^;lh, and of ui.k novvti and incaicu-
lable denth, (which, however, in some
places, lias Li:en a v; rta.iie'i by the fis-
>ure», to be tt[.'wat ds of threi; thousand
feet,) should have been accumulated.—
'I’he surface of t!’,. ».ipciers ol the AIjjs,
from the 'J’yrol to Mont Hlanc, is tiow'
exceed twelve hundred
As the declivities of
these valleys (.r ravines.
which tlte "la
mountains, in tiu->:overt!meiit of Per-
ina, so extremely rich, tliat the {)i'ice
of platiniuii
fell tiearly one-third at St.
l'eter>bmi;,is arid hence we may reason
ably exj.cet ihattlii^ \ dtiable niolal will
cease t( ijew that hii/i? pric^at which it
has hilbt rto been s- id.
}5e Globe.
cicrs cccui.y, is always rnpi,I, tl .r l.nv-] cily ol' .1.ts.s _ils |.crlect „K.tnebs, v.
1 arrived lieru voslonitay from Loij- t-i* i xfremi:v nfcssed funvarii by l!ir o-1 i)t purity, that olent e
■ ' '■ ’ just ^uliicient to dimvio tlie cheek w iih-
oiit uttciiiiga sound, and above all, the
now-white stocking; f.tted exactly to
the foot that cannot be concealed, have
a witchery about them which we aie
sure never entered into the contcm])la-
tioii of the good and hoiast renii.
Londan llcritw.
horn. I passed throu!i;li Fhjrence, wIi'tc-
1 could not do less tfian remain a lew
days; thence throuarh liolo”;tia, w’here
I staid a day, from J’olosjna to V^;nice,
where I tarried thr( e days; a short time
to know so interostinj; a spot. From
V'enice I took the steam bo.it to Trieste;
•emained two days, waitiij; lor the
J)ili‘ijence to ijio to ^'ie^na ; passed
throuich the hi«;hly i)ic1ur.;sjne p^rovin-
ces of Carinthia and Stiria ; and at the
end of three days’ continued travellinj;,
arriveii at \'ienna. At ^ ienna I saw
the Imperial family at the Opera; and
amon”; tlieni the Kmpress Maria Jjouisa,
and her son, the youni^ Napoleon. I
had my c} c fixed upon the hdti'r for
more tiian two hours, retracinj!; in my
normous weight of um abi.ive, has al-
%\ars a tend'.;ncv to descend lower and
lower into the larccer valley or plain, in
which the ravi; e terminates. Butin
proportion as tlie s^Iacier advances to
lower and warmer rejiiiins, the dissolu
tion of ice becomes more raj>id; conse-
(|uently, durimr hot summers, and often
even during those winters m which the
fall of snow' has been triHitig, they are
frequently known lo rece«le—^that is,
the ice ii dissolved laster than it is push
ed forw’ard. In severer years, on the
contrary, their pro,^ross is often alarni-
ine;ly rapid. In winter, while they are
bound by frost, lltey are of course quite
stationai-y and the stream of water
which in summer rti'ws Iroin their base,
mind the eventful life of liis sire, to
whom he has a p;reat resemblance, 'i’he j dwindlcil to a very small rivulet,
gf-neral turn of the head, tl'.e ^’-ueheat!,
Anr.e\'-il is an extract from tiie first ol'thi' se
ries ot essays publishing in Hlackwood’s Ma
gazine, under the hcail of (ireece. Besi-;.
the brief delineralion of th v cliaracti rs of the j ]'*
liveek and the 'l urk; it ciintaiiis a sentinu nt
at the op' niiig, to which every son of lilK-rty
w ill i’( adily respond.
Till, writer says:—We disclaim all
*nt^'UJ'iasm. Yet we (io pot hesitate to
protioi.i.ce the cause ot (n(A(e, the
c.T ol human nature. \N e aliow the
p 'X part of the imjjutations on the
Gi. ciiaiacter—that it is rash, "iven
to ij' . i r» i, as su'jucious, ni(;or..>tai’t,
am. c.ii'drss of bhiOd. liu» the Greek
has not had his trial. He has been for
alnO't five'i'undred years a broken man.
Hi,' j lace 1)1 birth has been o.dy a large
i i; his education the b'tterness oi
. th'. '■ublci lujif*, the sullen treach-
a:i'J the iunous revenge of the
"Wl.al es!intale can we form ot
t!-ei'|;th and statue of frcedom-from
■ie( f'pit vviu b:irbarous servitude?
t'.e vicLS of t':e character may be
nose, are all his. There lt> a "reat deal
of ex’iression in the ’joy*s features ; he
was deejily interested by the play, and
eoi'irary to every etiquette of so rij^id a
court as that to which he is attached,
made no attempt to conceal his emotions;
his n ot!icr repeatedly checked liirn,
but to little p.!,; -'Se. He is a kind of
sp' iled chii.lof f'!- ";:andfatlier. It was
ll.i'- first time tiiat 'he Hojperor and his
S'.'■U'nc .had CO’ i' t fic 'ri'CHtic since
1, ' 1-t sicknc.'■ lie '.vas c-iitnusiasti-
eai .'eceivc'.! I)) l!.ej»eojdo, and re-
tur-.ed t! e exorc sioius v«f their loyalty
by the i: "t fdial n anifestations ot
i hi' pleasure in a'..,.’ bein^among theni;
wholt IrMpcriuI family present,
the I'ollowin^ renietly to the diseased
is tl.cn cither cell stopped, or '">th. “ Alum reducecl to an inipalpa-
ble ))owi!er, two drachms; nitrous spir
it ofriher, seven «!rachms: mix and ap
•vtien I ocM . !e ‘ into ;\,e
2,ct my c;.|i a-io »luak, which I !;ft
upon a table. Here I found tlie ••con
fusion worse confounded.”, i -uiik
knee-deep in cloaks, and trodeujj ,i,
merino shawls, liats, and great ee ’
I saw one man toiizelina; a heap i.. r.iiu
l)lace, another lifting up lots in a'; iiiej.
—some turning over this parcel, son.r
tiiat. I at last met vvith my cap
cloak, at opposite ends of the jtassa-r^.
they being ratiieir of an inferiorqn.ditv*
to prevent folks from feeling too i.
tempted to make an exchange, aiuI
it.
[To prevent misapprehension, the
Editors take leave to add, that the
that’s spoken of, is the name given to
a species of confectionary. ]
KN(;LAND ANU 'rur. UNITF.D STATK.t;,
An intellig-ent Aiuerican f^entlemaii, uuw at
London, wiio i^ rverr way comi)cti-iit by
eihii'-ation ai.d «>!)Si i’\ ation, to ibrtii jtidiiions
deductions, writes lo his friend in New
ys t'cllows :
‘•The condition of Kt^gland at this
time, is any thing but chtering. Tlic
'J'lirl'J' is tue heaviest hloy;
s!io ever reciuved iVoni our couiiij-v.
She begins to I'cfl its operation, ai'ul
seeks to {piairel witii u.s about ttie iior-
thf't ii boundary. 'I’he real fact that
War is to be w'aged, not with our coun-
|tty, but with its pro.yx-r/'/}/. 'riio T-
^ I niled State's have hitherto alVorded i!io
CURK VOli THK OOinACllK. , . i . r c . ,
AtareoeiU meeting- ofll'.e L-.nlon mamilactures. U
Me.lioalSocietv, Dr. Iil.,te sluiivi ti.al f «'•« » a»chc,to,
exlrarlion or i’l.nsio,, of teeth »:.s U..-I t-M .n„.gham tcel the v.br,.
nessoeary. 1 ie u.,s enahle.i, he sal.!, to 1 every loom that ,s crecte.l
cure then.nsl desperate ca.es of tooth- »>'■ eou„li y.-]-.i.;;,an,l ,s ,n ,lai,g,,r
a,.he. (u.,!essthe .liseu.e was conneetc!>'• tI
.vitiirliciniatism.i hy the at,plication of Kuss.a, C.or
77if fitir Qiniki‘rs,-~'\y^-y are (^er-
taiiii\ a d:-.n;eroUsct. Tliere is more
peril i)e ci'.couiiu red beneath one ol
tlicir I'Oal box drab bonnets, than in all
ihc eves that ever shone nrough itrti-
ficiaf (i iu-e.s. That coquetisli sinijdi-
I.ONDON' LO.NSIMVTIOX.
The fruits and vi gcl ibles consumed
in the metropolis ai'e princi|)ally pro
duced in the environs ; and it is calcu
lated that there are upwards of (jOOO
acres of grouml cultivated asi gardens,
within twelve miles of the metropolis,
giving employment to 30,000 persons
in winter, and three times that number
in summei:,. Numerous calculations
tiave been made of the annual consump
tion of food in tlie metropolis ; but this
is not easily ascertained, as, although a spccific
\ve may know the number of cattle and
sheep, yet we have no means of Jean.ing
many, &.c. arc patronizing manufactii-
res to an (extent that fills the v.'isc'^t
heads in Knglaud with di)i;mav. I am
aware that the ojiposition here is always
i,‘lv\i.enTio“the'too\h7”'”' jIr, Va'v, tim porteijdins evil, In.t even the Iricndso';
Am. iican dentist, who was i.re--e.',t, ad- i I f nunistenal parly conless an alara.
n,ilted with mud, candour, that in 93; "le eorn laws are the ostensible, p,M-
cases out of one 100, where surgeons 1 “^^‘^^nt grievance; but the manutuctu-
a„d deiuists are applied to for the pur-1'"'S ' th.H thrcatciH
pose of extraction, rcl.'ef misl.t he oh- '"“H.V and permancnlly the inter-
taincd without th«t,Oreven cxcision.— tranquilly ol Kngl.ulil.
It may, therefore, be worth while to try
the remedy prescribed by Dr. Blake, as,
unlike many of the nostrums of the pre
sent day, it cannot do any harm, but it
does not
Natfonal ^/Idvocatc.
rSF.Fl L ADVICE.
As a branch of temperance, and as
promoting your own comfort and th'^
t appear to possess the character ''V
:eilic. Mr. Fav suhmitte.1 his 1 “‘''"'f- ‘
iustruments for excision and .-xtractiou | *" y""
,1.. .,n,l I,, dressand your houses. Cleanlimss li!.
to the inspection of the meeting, and he
the weight. Of the quantity of cattle received some well merited encomiunis
- I . 1... I iniprovena-iit which he has in
troduced in the practice ol the dentist.
p:
h(
ci ,
slf^
th.
th'
R-.c
at. 'i Mication of th'i viixi ur ot its capa
bii.' vs. The peiv'-rs'oii of tno best]
Ih;- *;-^ is thewor'V. 'I'he fiery eloment
th t, i’! its rage, lays waste tlie laud, is
the great and exhaustb'is instiuinci t of
'ioiiifort and I'biin. ance. .I’nitllie (juos-
tior- luav b^; dfdv.til at once—we know
vvi’at thV Imv.' been ! it they
now bai baiians. we niiist I'emi'mber
they w\.-re orwoilu' li::iil'' oi'tlie world.
liut tlie Tjil. IS a b,ub;uiaii. All his
vices are thi'i\.t,i-;h!y aial iiicuraljly bar
barian. Hi; is habilu.diy tyrannical,
p!'-^ie:. ile for plutider, and a lover .'I
Idi ,,—his tast'-s are barbarian, ex-
tr .v.^aiil spleiidcur, gross indulgence,
«av,'.'e indd'jDce of mind and bod}';—
lie > oi()\1.011 • ot the resources ol civi-
lizati''s—lie ci:!tiv;ii.-s no language,—
i;e produces i.o ])i.-iuie, no statue, no
mu'-ic. Greek.' are l.i> linguists and the
navigators of his ships, — loi eignet s dis-
ciplin'' h'surmy, and carry on hisdiplo
ma* y. tie revi.^ts the civilization of ^
Kurope with uUcr ‘‘corn, and even v. be.-i i
foited upon him by circumstanees, h; |
rcM^ts it till natuK; is cbangcil, an t
he i'' ihL' Ti.iik of Mahomet liic
—ii(. ;c >,Aers religious convic
tion in the (hig;j;Li'. He 'itsamoi.g the
nations svitii t 'iidiiei' jn^tinct tiiaii th.it
of ti'.c tiiiff, to St t '■ I'Ui his })rey, and
having foiiM('. it, to ^ and r it'ep.
Yet no tM: U)ti o’l (iiiiii h:)S ha-'; such
' l>i» .'^1 osi eonsiiiiimate
L ■ • lied in liie
/>( iiuioii- ' {'L'lC'.'it( zom*,—
*hy mailers of its centra! sea r.n all its
f(,! ;ned a group of not less than ten or
twelve ])ers0iis. They bcou ris-
sen'ibled from Italy and Hungary on
mattc's of great importance to the !am-
il\, aiLOiig other things, it is saiii, to
rempve the Kmpress iVIaria Louisa to
an Hu.igarian tief; and to give inunedi-
itely over to tlic Duke of J.iUcca the
principality of Parma in exchange for
the Luchese states, which would then
be annexed to the Grand Duchy of lus-
eany ; and as the Granti Duke has no
children, and is not exjiected to have
any, it is also sup|)Osed tiiat a jirovision
will be made out of his states, after his
death for the young N^apeleon ; a veil
of secrecy hangs however over this
busines.', and no great i-eliancc can be
placed upon the surmises ot the pid)lic.
At Vienna I bought myself a comforta
ble carriage with which I have arrived
here, passing tlirough Prague, where 1
-aw't! C former battle gr(>und ; through
Dresden, where I saw th.e old, but un
fortunate ally of Honaparte, and one ot
the best galleries of paintings in Ger
many. I also saw the batth* ground
wheie ]ion:iparte fought his Ilea! battle
.ifter the deiuiticiation of the truce of
Prague in the year 181:3. From i)res
den I pnssed through Lt ipsic, saw tiie
giH'at Fair, and pa-sed over the spot
where Napolron fought liis last Ger
man battle agai!!>t t!ie combined forces
of half the world; where more than six
ty ihousand nn'U were lett or. Lite t;eh:.
FroiTi Leipsic I came lu re, where 1 re*-
main uiitii I can avail myself of the
stean; boat '.vliicli [dies belween Slral-
sum: aiiil l''!ad.
sold in S.-nithlield market we have the
most accurate returns, and lind, that in
the year the numbers were, 149,-
885 beasts, 24,609 calves, 1,507,0!)G
slieep, and 120,020 pigs. This does not,
however, by any means form the total
coi sumed in London, as large quanti
ties of meat in carcases, particularly
|)ork, are daily brought trom the coun
ties round the metropolis. The total
vahieof the cattle sold in Smithtield is
calculated at 8,500,000/. It is suppos
ed that a million a-year is expended in
fruits and vegetables. The consumption
of wheat amounts to a million of quar
ters annually; of this four-fifths are sup
posed to be made into bread, being a
consumption of sixty-four millions of
quartern loaves every year in the me
tropolis alf)ne. Until within the last
few years, the price of bread was regula
ted by assize ; and it may afford some
idea of the vast amount of money' paid
for the stall ot lite, wdien it is stated that
an advance of one farthing on the quar
ter loaf formed an aggregate increase
in expense, lor tliis article alone, of up
wards of 1:3,000/. pe r week. The an
nual consumption of butter in Lohiion
amounts to about 11,000, and that ol
cheese, to 1 ;5,000'tons. 'I’he money
|jaid anntiallv for milk is supposed to
i.nioiiMt to i,‘j.50.000/. The quantity
i f jionllrv anrMially consumed in Lon-
(h>n is supposed to cost netween /O and
.s(),00'i/. 'I'liat of game dep'-nds on the
iVuillulness ol ihi' season. 1 her.; is no-
tifing, however, more surprising than
tlie sale of rabbits. Oitf' salesman in
Leadriihall n-arket, during a considera
ble portioii ot tb»* yea!’, is said to sell
ll,0.:i0 rabbits weekly. 'I”
THE FA'KMNG PAinV.
A country'- friend, who attended one
been styled a half virtrc, and by the
power of association, it naturally pro
duces purity of mind.
Be indu'trious in performing the un
ties of your stations, industrious in o')-
taining manual skitl, industrious in cn-
riching your unilerstandirig with uselcl
of the evening Parties last week, sends j Whilst > ou live you n 'is;
work, or sutler the consequence ol bi?
coming torpid in body, and discoi-tcnl
Pci II,i is a beautiful city ; the «!trects
as n|, '^ ht as those of Philadelphia, but
tw'i't- as wide, and ornamented with
iif cture. I have already visited
!'nt>(i;.!r., and the famous Chateau ol
S.-i;» Souci, favorite residence ot Ihe
2.rc:tl Frederic: saw the room where he
received X'oitaire a^^ his guest”
TIIK GLA/IKKS OK I'llK ALl’S.
Glaziers l ave hern most ii.accuratidy
termed miyiintain^ of ice. 'i'hey are on
the coiitrarv UK re properly I'l/l/rij.s (d
ice. They are iiiiitdiinly toutid in the
dt .-'p valleys c.r ..■vin»‘.s !( tw en the
U'l iit.;;jiii> ill d ill t!.e j> iioliow
in tho side'
selves. 'I'hcy
u.s, in a page of free remarks, the result
of his observations on the scene. As
we happen not to belong to that res-
pectable class called Bachelors, our
friend must excuse us for suj)prcs?ing a
part of his remarks. We assure him
that it requires a pretty good share of
spirit logo as far as we do, ou a subject'
so ticklish as the Udies and their dres
ses. Many readers wdll sympathise and
smile at the passage-scene. P>y the
same token, one of us has a hat astray,
the restoration of which notdd be ac
ceptable. A(// IiiL
Extract of a Jrtter from a i'cnilt/ii'in af IVitsh-
iiij^lon to a 'uJy hi the countrj;, Ike. 18J6.
At the party at Mr. ’s last night,
I was a siletit, but very attentive specta
tor, but saw only three [he muit have
meant thirty,] tolerable beauties in tiie
house. I found their heads were well
furnished, oid.siik. 1 admired their
tinily carved tortoise-shell «*ondjs, as
they stood before, and in contact with
ic.e. I was at one time cau'j,ht, like
('apt. Parry, betwciMi two lulls ot snow,
and had nearly as much difilculty to ex
tricate myselt. I felt the dangers ol my
situation, and like to have hern chang
ed into a ‘‘I'ury’* before I was relieved.
1 liiifl th'‘ ladies are relajislng mt,o their
ol't habits of “undressing” as'yUii for
low al-
iie \v;iy in
which he disposes ul' them is by'eni-1 P--have stripp’d a ^
plovin--between 1'O and .!()() inen r.tid ‘-'ly as the heml‘^phere^■, and it the
women who 'hawk them thiougii the jprngr—es as rapid a. it has!
1 Miatciicd a kiss Iro.ii an'.omr th(;m.
tiic irouiilaiiis theiii-
streets.
M’.W MINKS OF VLAl’lNCM.^
iNl r. I\ouvMnu,ault, a celebrated l ench
idiciriiNt, has rec('iitly discovered a mine
of platinum at .\ntio(juia, in the depart
ment of (’undinamaica, in ('oloml)ia.
Hitherto this precious metal, so v.du-
able in the arts, had only been found in ly kept up tl
the Vraliaii mountains in Pussia, in
P)iazi!, and in thi; provinces of ( hoco
and Parhacoas, on the coasts of ihe
South Sea, but always in alluvial lands,
where it could only he met with acci-
deiitall' ; but in this case* there caniie
ha\c Lten obvioui-ly-no duubt that the mU;il e\iil^> lu real
w hiidi ! >1 ml to i ou. A contusion ot
t(>ngi.ies leigned atone {inn.* !h“} ond that
Oi'jjabol, ;'.nl in as muny la.iiiuages.—
J'ng!i>!i, Frencii, High and Low Dutch,
Piissian, l'i'U''siaii, Swedes, and Snaui'-h.
well' let oil'upon u> at onee*. 'I'he mu
sic w .ts ill uwni'd, and the dancf;rs tnere-
iii>t moiion. Pt. was lit
tle more than beating time, tlcy were
s('» craniped, and pray what wasnurs l.nd
killing it,, the woi^t kind, of murder?—
About ‘I o’clock a Walt/ing matidi took
jd ice, ill wdiich some nf the foreign min
istry figured, it being exclusively tliplo-
malic, and Ji'^uruti':-2 cd‘ vuriol!.'
ed ill" mind. W'alk circumspcctl;, ; u\i;
by rule; divide the day into regularp. i-
tions, and asjign to cach its jji'cpc «. .u
ployment.
Ue honest in all your dealings, true ;:',
your words, faithful to your enu
ments. if you have raised expceiut,
even by your looks and course of .;i
haviour, tliough you have not protiiit*..
in words, be careful to fulfilthem.
Whatever your income may be, fi’-
ileavour to live within it; not becau^o
you may provide against the infirmilic:
of old ag(‘, though this is much lo !j''
wished for; and not because you ni;i}
have sometbiiig to leave to your chil
dren, though, tiiis is also desirable; h'l'.
that you may keej) your' ndiid uneiiihai-
rasscd; and thafc you may have powci to
])erforni all your engagements, that yo'!
may acquire the re])Utatioii ana ci:'0}'
the hajipiness of being punctual. '
your accounts regularly and nev( v
fer them to get inttj confusion, 'llii!'^
nothing your own until you have* J);j •
for it. Do not fall into the im an hnj:.
of borrow'ing small sums of your tricn' :'
and neighbours, and never reluinn'.;
them. Wear your old garments il yi- *
are not able to buy new ones. ’1 heU'-
ces.saries of life you must have, tho;i?^
to obtain them you are compelled to a:.-
ticipate your earnings, but never run:'
debt fur its pleasures, or even itsccn*
forts.
If you have seen better days, arc 1,^
misfortune, or extravagance and n!"
prudence, reduced to indigence, mantu
ly reject every temptation to indulgent •
(.’urtail your expenses w'ithin the boi'iH*'
of simple necffssaries. If you haver'
ceived a reluctant discharge from yJ''
creditors, ami arc able alU'rwards,
out distressing your families, to
them their full demnnds, remcnioct)
you do not, that your are di>ch:lr:^'''
neither in the court of conscicncc.
the com t (d lii.-aven!
fU'flitiM', be jnerciful,
ance for iornier habit
ty efhi:tT;:in nat-’re
But if you arc I
make due allo"^
and for the li;i''
ZfOatvn