MKMOl.'Y—BT . Winn 9W0UTI1.
A pill—t' rej; iter; a kN —
Tl'at w iitils tliro'ich s» cr«. *. v. arjj
Ar( well a'-sijjJiril '-j Mtnio'/
JBy rllcgoric banls.
Anil not ina;,tl; nl^lit bcgWea
A |)t iicil to lu V Iiai 'l ;
llKit, softfiilnj{ oivects, somet'imes cren
OutMrips tilt hf^trt's ikiuund ;
Tliat .'■nioolliis fui^rone tVist.'ess—'.lie lines
0'rare siilxUiC',
JLon>j-Muiislic'l liappini ss n fmes.
And clDthcs l;i brii^htcr lii:is :
Yet, like a tool oi'fiinry works.
Those f'pccU'fs to ililati',
Tli:i^ st„rt!f cciisc’u uce :is she liirta
■VVitliin licrloiu ly seat.
O, ( iir H\es which flee so fast,
li, j ... .t\ AI v(j siirh
'11;:,1 ..(A .11 111 .;;c of the pa&t
Slu ulii If.'" peiu-il’s toiicli !
IJci'iK n.t i,: iIk ii niif^lit houily look
U;k'Ii .1 ’'ji l'rii^ M ciu' i
Asc sU;i.i lu li.*. nook
Ci>iiti !ili.(l b rciu-,
'Hi.lt as calm fis .i!;cs that slcPji
In Jru-t\ iii*)untii,h1 j;lisli liiiif,'' ;
(.It mciiiit;.'in ii\t rs, wiilTc lluy crecp
Almi;; .1 cli.iniifi sniootli .'itrl ilocp,
'I'o tlKlrowii lar-olViniun.iirs listeiriiig.
Nii.Mii};' iu^;rtli( r pn tit and ilclight.
NA I UKAL ms'lOUV.
Description ot tlic Knifr ioiis, from “A tv»
}('urs" rci,iilijiice in Niw South Walts.
“Oiir largst aiiiiiuils aft* the lunt
gnroos^ uH yf which air line eating, !ji iiiii;
clvai of fat, exccpi aiimjt ihe tail,
ITi'jr'i likf Nfiiisfiii. and mjl'i'ai; mosi cjc-
li i.iiHsti-us olid jilr.iUs, thi favouiiu
tii‘- . 'it'iiiir w bai ca’nd ,i btieo.ner, i in-
pi . il i'' ‘.!f k'' li ( in I p ii luii. (" iili ;i
f. w si.f'soi .'a!i Jj' ik.y Mt wed with ii
V« ' > sinali (Jijaiili'V ii M uli I' loi a rM)pi»
ot li'-tiis III i' CK.so xr‘.;'i. WriiaVfth*
■ forCisl fcanarnoo cn(iui, wjtii lof-
-t. *\,f, iin' |if liwi-sls ; till'
tl' a hKikish colour, with
C* . i'• I'H'jt' f' '* >1 lu.l)llMij^ the hilhi ;
ahfii''f rti/l.i'n^hnu, vtilh siiiuoih shot
c,.)M ini I I . .lii. 'l'. (-luU!, (ifsrui-
bi I if, I oiiiM.i i-.!t'i\ II, fn nmi-ss atid li'X
li ; • I;.' lu 1 u! 11 f St a o' Il I, ) itiliat)iui.t,
tl . I'vi’t sis ; .-lid all Ml linsf V.'.i
f I !uiTi 11 t VM I oC two linti(]i*i
J,, f i . I il U p\ :•! Ils " I Ml lull jiJIOWli.
'1 rn'/fifn'c imI jjii(liii/riinl:ft I'l'ow tu j
b'/‘ I ' utKi'. cacti, and iiiliul>ii il
t, ‘ .1, d ill i.K' n liilU coul)' I y. 1 >m
70 / hu,tv:('ir>o 1 Vfi\ 'ii'jll, liviiij; aniiih>..
t . ; . U I • 1 ■ ■■.'..ntis ( 1’ !lif Uf.outr.clnN ;
V t.ii rat. u\ uw>\A- picbjiiiv
rr / h t. I- .i''> iJ'
tl tit I kifti
*>prbaee vhich s^e Is passing over.
V Urn hard luTdcd, tl.‘‘ niotht^r will sto[i
cidt tily, thrust, her fore-paw into her
uch, drag out the young one and throw
aw^y, that s\\t niay hop lighter alone.
‘•t y are always vt;rij hard pressed, how-
rr, hi fo'e tlu y ihus sacrince the lifr
i thfii a^pri'.);;, to save their own ; and
IS oKsnt'ul to^.io the tender synipathet-
jr looks till y s(»n^tctinics cast bark ut »1 e
ir 1 riplrss V i eaiurcs they h'tve l»» en
:t (l to'’rM r'.. \Vh:n thv youri;; kar.-
(V) lijs iitToirsp.l a consMeraldc
It will craw’,:t, jVrd ahrut, atul trc^-p
Ml ai'u:•! to w.*rmitscl., or i:i (ri''.e t-f.v
duni'cr .ippro iciies. Ths* u:in.^,-rocis li e d
.■arly in the r.-.orniri" when the di-.v i on
the ?,'ras.’., uliich is tli; bcM lime to hunt
them. ”
al f’rr !. or,'.—1 rccol-
lect of hciiu', ni;ir.\ y» trs.I'jo, at ilir \v'.!,t end
of Diiidc-rndinp, :tnd lii:;t i.i,]).nt (;'■ :s ■^(..•ni.i’i
ilii'.M driivirin;,'- ul :i tciU ut inic-' 1.;’.). 1 tiid
not Uii'-ii a V. 01' I, '.i tli; lii i.'‘'.‘ ir.M-.t i>t;
somrUiin ; ril)o-;t i\vi) liiilc . !t v..‘. '.'.sc
Dr. It!.ick (;f li.jvJV-rnti'iiK'. \\hti pi ;Ikij^, li:is id-
doin !)-n sinp:r‘'cu !' : i!'.-.'.iMci spi akni''; and
a cl'-u/ \')iri-. 'I'h ■ ionnd v.:i:i >ii I. :r-. I slion! 1
have cx]i'Ttcd, .n i iri-nivi>t;inri s a
(jv .1 icr i.t il mdi.. ’Ill ^ii.il \\ hicli w'.IS sli-;: ■
(i\ liMl n.i f'i u-l , raiiic in iIi'- dir' i lio.i i.ftlic
souj il. ‘ ;iK'mir.u. t.lin'ic'. of
sfin i).i‘i ' !ii:^ I'f.ii'd ;i' iii.’iny I!', i!i'-‘II I ; Inil
I dill i,c‘. \: v.-i; '11 !i/Iit I "a; .iriiii;,'-
» (‘i v:iril, :i', ] ii-di •.;iw tin 1 inclo.’ ;imsii-
ih\-;ii> scrn ■' , i'.hc> . >. I s'li/idd 1".m' iloidit-
c(l '.hI • tl .• !i? l.i >'11 :vt SI ;'!i a d.st^rci .
W hi'lii-.T t’.n. .. li.i i ini. al'yi.}', 'iic ru d. .'is
inti t I’iiit, I., s p>'iU_\ |
ihk.'s, u’.iii'h puivli :.nd cr.niinf ili.
sound, jiiili 1 liy till v. ni'’. homo ^apiii;,''pli'u;^ii-
nirii jsr.iv snrdy 1 ■■ luurJ culling tlu'.'r l.ov;.- ■,
iv,(. r..' ttr.ni two miles; and, wi-r«' li^linivi s in
tl'.f (.p( i' co'.n.tiy, tli' ir tdotpn r.c' would |iro-
bu!;!\ extrnd still I'arlliei'. t nfMriunati ly n,(' t
pcojilv, wlu n they call idr.inl, ;irr r.ot in;. Ili},f'-
blf. In Scripturc, tluio in tij Ik- instancis
( f prrsoii'i beinfj heard i:ii'spe.diiii," troni UKuin-
taiii top;s Lul perhaps tl.iy u-cd a tr.r.np. i.
/,'(/. r/iilvJ. zcI
. ' '-/A ol ill*' silialh'M
atiin'.il, .if'd lodj^f^
u\\ IK I S,
k. I'U
h'
II ■
aT ' '''i; t,oo('
•• '1. (■ k.,1 r..
shoi; 1 I (• ' c''.
t iM- II i > I
lioirhlni iiil'-
tjpi II ail ioiii
s me laVoV! iU-
atid sit'. 11.!; i: I)
hit;:! lin-, 'I'S .il
iiipp'fi, •'!' ’ij; like tli(’ o-
,s « t'li al speed atu
' pel I 11 I ii>' (■ iiasr.
I I.I-- m.-ki II- use ol then
, t \i I'l'i III Mzi’.is V. hell
■ III iiiid tin ii t.til, Iwin.n
' I'-i .ii vi, a. (.1 I'o iiibl.'lin^
. ()u!iiii;.' uj» Ol ( liiionally
I'i.iiil w I'll ilu ir till - paw ,
!>old ri'ffi tipuii iheir
' ail, u hilt* I lif\ slow Iv
TrFMSiim of the. Kast.—The easten
l,eniispl;ei'( cotilinuts to h'Vi' a rdUi
\cnerahle air witlioid men li'oni a Ih
ihat the s>tar I f knowl((l),f fi t
cr.i'd its hori/)ti : cl.iidr'n (leli.;I)t in i’
iVoni U» cont-.inui ilie « ,if lintr.iii;^ lalr-
,r tl'.o Thoij'.iiul and 0:10 5 i;;-
iiK") acln.in- 11? lliv.oi. d i.iuirliri'., ricli
s!lav^ls, pui«‘ |;i\irls, I.t.ii biiliiai't di.i-
'vondb ; mci c.iaiiis \ lew it a soMi :e o'
oinnier('ial v.rallh: (!■»' ’.lu'
iiotatiist, and tl'.i' u..
Dlau.s, Its I’oi (■■-,!;, mu! its riiui;r,'.i.it'.:, !o.
unicoi'iiH, ^plU'■!lul i!, spli'iic'.id inu i;-
)!' /.■olile, and aiid l)as.dtic lo: ,i'..uloiis :
I'r i Jij'li'jli ^olilirf l(lo^^ tOi!s fii lir-> lo'
1 liL.i Vi St of 1 I'p'iitat 1011 ; \vhil'‘ pioi.i ,
sally I'nl'lll vvil!, !',;i tnafi
■Militarv 7,t-al, lu leflaim ti't tniliioi'.s ol
111 K.tsi Ijotii tin ir « ri'(;:'s, and (lir.'
In in ill the path ol liic.
/ S/:rlihr6 nj rsy.'\:i.
over the mo'.t liurilcn» (^ criminals. Lord
Ellenhorouuh’s doctrine, that it is a mat
ter of perfect indiilerence to society, w h' -
ther the innoccnt or the
mere example of.stjHVring bein^f all thai
IS required, is the only argun.ent to bi
offered in defence of this practice. I he
judge perceives thdt hoise-stealinj^, or
sheep-stealing is much in vopue in a par
ticular district, and he hangs all the
horye-stealers, or sheep-stealers, for a
season. The felonious public th»*reupon,
ob.^eiviiig that horse-stcali.ng, or sheep-
stealai:j, IS attended with such disagreea
ble* (onse(juerces, apply their pai ts to
sot'.ie other pursuit; crime lakes another
set : I'.iid when it has got sulVK ienl head
in it3 new direction, the judges hang
away for il as before. The main advan
lage^ofthis is, that the roi'ues are kept in
coti'.lunt practice in every province ol
; of;uery. The judges are their \'oelkers
--Vhi-v I"Xi*icise them in roguery as Vo-
elhrr e:;erci'.es his pupils in g\mnaslics
lluy r-uficr none oft he muscles ot crime
to dwindle in repose, or to suib-r by too
(rjTistaiil and uniHievrd an e'iiertiop.
Wl'.eru'^fr the thirvcs have indulged
too nnich in one line ol business, they are
rnninded of the munini nc tiuid ui.n>s, by
a good batch o! hatigit Thus the inov-
ir-\ p(;wrr, the v« ry perdulum of on
I’-reat niuchitieiy 0!’ct ime, is the rogue
s'.s ingiIIon the tjallovvs. lli'i vibrations
iri\e hill a ni w jog to ftlrinious ingen’iity.
i • ilif I'.aiU when* there are despots e-
fji-al to i nr jud;>;e:s, men whose tails are
d' antl'ionty t .intaniuiint '.o our wigs
tliiiii^^i ai'c rnci e pluluscphii all)
ordered. The puntsli tii'''i oITencfS.
d.’i:‘:'ira,!y It i'J true, but in a manner
wl.icli stiil ! i'rorrMiiei;ds itself to nui sec
ret puii-'ilire''. When enterlaining a
'vnly «.-r liistit'gnislii’d i’tipJi.Hlimcn, Ali
rMcha found -ionir li\.ihers in his pillau ;
he VMV iiatnraily tunud pale with rage
on lb- (ioa ioti, and verv -properly con-
sid( I mg till'lati ude und I'Jligitude. tuin-
, I'd toiind tu hi.-i atundaJtts, '.iiui ordert d
I'u' cooUsio be loduid and iiisian'.ly bow-
111 Mil court-'; anl. The I'.nglibh
1 '.be in.ji. r'liricril ()nn.'iou.sriet?s
disie'.--:’d To'- t'.'J maimtTS (-T other
officers ofhoiisehoiild, and ofthat >oui^
,.nd valiarac//7c.f his staff, his
I may even presume to say h.s g‘'^
mor, captivated all hearts. 1 eo t
(lend a halt, and sat down utulei; a tit
with the prince of Neulchatel. f P
visions were spread out before ’
all, from the page to the grand oftcit,
trok here and there what they liktd.
was a real fete for all of us. Napoleon,
•browing from about him every thing
that ihe least colour of intrigue, and by de
ciding for himself on every occasion, had
inspiied all the persons of his household
«i.ha sentiment of affection, union, and
leciprocal cordiality, which made al our
relations of the most agreeuhle naltire
The frugality of Napoleon was such, that
his taste gave the preference to the most
simple viands, and those the most plain
ly seasoned, as eggs uu minou or hancota
eu snladf. Either of these iwo dishes,
and a little Parmesan cheese, composed
almost his daily breakfast. At dinner
he ate little, seldom of ragout?, and al
ways of wholesome iood. 1 ha\e ofien
heard him say, ihut “ however small the
ouantily of nourishmetit that a man took
at dinner, he was certain to lake too
much.” Thus his head was always clear,
and his mental application easy, even im
mediately after rising from table; gifted
by nature with a sound and healthy stom
ach, his nights were as calm as those of
an infant ; and, by nature, also, he had
heenfavoied with a constitution so well
adapU'd to his condition, that one hour of
^icep With him reciuited the exhausia-
iioM of iwtnly-four of fatigue.—In the
midst of tl’.e most atixious circumstances,
he had the poiver lo sleep at pleasure;
ai.u his spirit resumed the most perfect
trapcjiiiru”, as soon Jis the arrangements
were ordei fd which the crisis demanded.
JlnecdoUs of Ihr Interior of Xajiolfon's Pul-
act'.
service of Adams and Jackson ; exgrafio
—an “Adams man” says.
Had General Jackson New Orleans lost,
'I he Presidential path lie’d never crosscd'
To which a Jackson man responds,
If Henry Clay had died sit Ghent,
M ould Adams have been Presi-cif«/ ?
Most sublime couplets ! equal to the mag.
nificent maxim of Monsieur Jean Lenoir
Ihe celebraicd reformer—who declares,*
that
First, to make men think at all.
Is, of all things, the priii-ci-;?rt7.
Or, the rhyme of the Kentucky Songster.
Come all ye bold Kentuckian*, I’d have you for
to know,
That for to fight the enemy, we’re going fo*
to go.
Bo3. Evening Bulklin.
pcoph v\‘iic'i Miail; our coa!'..!rynuT,
riutiie a treineiidf-H'' luss, and l,i f^i’.ed oil
tlu' peccant eook^. Ihjw-btniiging a
roo' in the East is liot a gteater punish-
ti -rii I ban dischr.v'^ii’g one here ; hut lei
bat pass. As Al. iu'.d despotic power,
bv \vasf(uite iigiiti;' s'oj)j:i!i;y first of-
I tVr.ceK ill pittLi'i:*, ^ur (iciiiots wo'ud
Pope Suit's r.—This artful and aspir-
iin; niai., lor some lime previous to his
rlevatii.'i! to the ciiairid Hi. reier, affect
ed rot on’y great mreknes and humility
(f nni.ti, bu! likewise much weakness
vii.d flcti’fpitude oi body. As ^oon as
l-,c was ehced Pope, lu- threw off all ap-
pi’a.aiiceof iiliiriUt>. walked with an
erecl ultiiin:e and, thougti f>5 \ear» ol
ati't‘» displa\.i(l alniust the vi|>,>jr ol \outh.
—Caidinal I'ai tiese said 10 him, “your
holint ss seems quite a difl» rent soi l of a
man from whut you weie a few hout*
u.^o.” “Yes" i.^piicd he, “1 v»as ihei
ovi,: loo’i li; ».t i'-ai!'.'.'! .-;, and only l>i*;;in j jyo|^j,,rr fo,. ii,c keys of paradise, which
uniii;.,- about ihej.i \/.'en it hud i'l’eoir.e j, jijj.v,.,! ;o stoop a liule j but now 1
iii^’oiiiaiy tosi'ive up a whole U atiit't j it is lime to look up-
!)♦'('. 'i'lif“.( IV !.;.'ifl '•'.a‘'O tn 1 warh. as I an arrived at the summit of
The Linerpool Advertiser o{ the 8th Jan-
uary, in acknowledging the receipt of
the President’s Message, at the opening
of Congress, says—
“ Mr. Adams is able lo make the
grateful acknowledgment for his country,
Ihat “as large and liberal a portion of
enjoyment has been mingled in iu cup,
as the indulgence of heaven has, perhaps,
ever granted to the imperfect stale of
man upon earth and we think every
man well acquainted with the state of
different nations will allow, that there is
no country in the world more prosperous,
or bearing more unequivocal marks of an
honest, wise, and good government, than
the United Slates of America. Now that
which (beside its general prosperity) dis
tinguishes the repLblic above a!l other
countries is, the perfect openness and
publicity in the proceedings of the gov
ernment and of all public bodies, tho
absolute accountability of such bodies to
their constituents, the people, and the
free and beneficial operation of public
opinion on their acts. The President’s
Message is crow ded with facts relative to
every department of the national affjirs
—foreign, commercial, diplomatic, civil,
military, naval, linaacial, even do*vn to
ihe projects of roads and canals. Xo
negociation appears too delicate to be
concealed ; no financial operation or jiub*
lie bargain has the slightest veil thiowu
over it. All isopen, bccause all is hon
est ; and, what is more useful to observe,
all is honest, because all is open. I'.i-
perience is there proving every day, that
public superintendence is the best safe
guard for the virtue, and the strongest
incentive to the diligcucc of public fuiiC'
iionancS)’*
1 n., .it". straiijM-l;. i :p’.’.\ ..e loy intai-,inj-
j ri(;;i, pu;'!li';d ,! !y whi.';i couk-> ti'.e
parn.’H. 1 fjcif.tK-n wiiether in a s,i)wd
I on >111ulioiud ( ode t!iei’»' ou;.'ht to bf at;V
i r. I'.r I' ll.!;-. \\*hat a solacing
It woubi l-c !o a ;v-i' bud hud a bad
ditiiier a’ a r:;'.'-.'l’s hi.use.on icav’.n;; the
d.'.o'.to set tlu'iook tlani','liiig from the
iamp-ii c'i' : oi- " t' .. tiolite ailetuion it
would hi* to bi lid t-ii! a servant t( the dis
appointed cpu'i.!(' pjst su pping, sad atid
iinsiirri ited, into bin carriage, witli the;
in«‘;jr,..ge— I
C/mt. — I'hi L i.ti'.M) '1 lines (p.iotes ihi'
(mIIow ii g \ aUiuble enairi],h from the let-
ii r of a leacher ii) Nev. Soulh Wairs, to
is friends in I’ngland :—
“ Yoo will be glad lo hear that I am
doiii>^ well belt, as an >i: bet i;i
all iHJinaii ;;lory, at.d can clin.b no higher
ill t’il.s world.”
bitp ai d ii'i.;>!t I , sl.ifiiiin'11 rrom paw lo
paw I'i.*, a I I'l pioM'ai ting lii^ lepast on
ajt!t'.,\ a:’])*' V\ hen cii.ihi d, tliey ho]/
ujK.n tl.'i-ir lu> d legs !i.'umluig oi.wai'il?
•iil a MoazilJg I'uh . the tail wjiggiri^',
i.:p a’jf ;.s .liiey b'up, and servinj;
th' ir. i’ur ; !)a!';noc . '1 hi y w ill bound .
a: i down declivities, th
dihU!.' ' o! i';i. '/ yard-., and 11'. right 11
\e:'t'i/' I ; *> id ii)i\ brus.i-wi .>d. so iV.;'t
3!) f i L I; d ,s tt.iril \eiy liilh
CuaiiCi* v\itlt Uieiii ; u , m a ( h a.’ jx'ti
C(;uiilr\, s.ujm tiir ili M, MU . I l-.f dojis
S' iZi- '.Ill 'll g : !.\ l‘V the bip, ;im1
tl .o\\ iht'iii o'.i i : III* II fusit'ti u'u)"
tl" II tliioji, at' I fi'iis'i) tlii-iii. lii I f .1
.1 latk iig..ro( singU ,
lit!I di I'd ( igb' siz' of
nil tliii I* nr fi iji its-
.ibou? tlifoi ; .tiiil I w a*
I hat ai 111 d!v cai ri'-d
.iiic« . W .‘'.fii a (Io‘>
j lai gi k.i!it.%»i(i(>, it w li'
s 1 11 1 ■ and 11.1 uII' !;*t s. and
(['•I', till !ii!i"- adi oi;i\ loiitid,
- .rj t' .A,!' h'lii. ■' and | U'.tiini.f Imd'
he l"i b ;>;,w' ; .i it \\ ill ;/
liiin like a l:*'ai, npjjin;,’- hii'.i m
o'li (1 iMl'tIT
Tl'.i- iauii of our judecs is, thai they
V’ouid (U)i tiiioiib.' a coot, nil he or she
►io,d [)olson('ti ;i whoh* lutnily.
il .iifu'i;.
.d the i V'. I.
• oppiiii!: . tl
uis 11 an v'.'.u'
Oil d t i,;i*
I s.'11II d
'11. ( K s,' 1(,
. ‘ .1 up oil i
I .1 \ '
d
S'H,
ten
t.:vi
if.':
r> '
0)1'
fi!
as
ofl' W 1 I 11
an biiL'
viih tlif long sii.irp claw ori its powci
i'll bind le;:. 'I'lit \ an* i onsUinily tndn ii
cui'iir and (d'lt I' kiiling d 'gs v, r.b th’^
ter'''ill \M aiio'i. w ir 11 w ill :i'.ir «.'jt tbi
bo'a t at a si"gii‘ l.'i k ; and .1 h;i f;c kai'
gaiooist.n ’Ills a .iouii! Vfi ) daivrious
fvfirloi a liiuii to aj jitcaL'li, wi’.tn set ai
Lc1 s .
‘•Till* k.ingaino hasonly one young at
a linir, v.iiitb vou oi.iv M-e atU.c iicd bv
t'lC iiionin 10 'le i.ipplc insidi' the nni
tlw't’-p. mb l;oni tlu* [,i-.iii^ii it is th)
ai/t ‘ I v III ■. ii.b-'.i’ji. liiid as bai'e arid
U O'-i,.!])'!' as I ncv. h''Mi 111 j’as;-. un;il i
a'I'll s lit; Si/, cl' ,1 p. I (ill •{ ur u itb fim’
gi’.iss ( t of I'.iH'l i fly tl) it ap fjLit alili
iiO|i, .iloii ' '.il'icr tin* inoilnHV li i.i amus-
ii.g—L'j s ' thi' VO..In; k.•.tl!,; :p'Oj) its
111 u'l ' 'M ill'' .1. 'A beri tbf ii'uther
Zil)
o’
utid luLiOle too a: thfi icmler
cnooi.
.ind have an aO'pl'.- salary lo save mon*v.
•0 that on mv retur?i to ni) fVierids, 1
liinkl CiiO make tin *.n liaj);,;.. I am lng;-
'y res'p' Cled lu ie, and ‘.u are all who b'-
iiavi'wi ll w ' eii ' I)'.’;' I’.rr'ivc here. ’1 hr
efiuiiii y is h' .lUldtil. aiid eve!! in Jaiiiiaiy
:hi' weatlur is subr*, iboiigb weha\'
oil I cold seas >h. 1 .ini inlin.ate with th
•^r*( (iTid person iti tlir ida’id, which givi s
me soiio' eoTificpiii ; e ;—1 hope von
Iiavf for::otl>n th* niv-/>if!r/,(e fn .. br'iu'.r'
nir hitl.i I, thnvi^lt jnif the Lon! fiat’i
urilnim d il jn,- irisi //(ii/iuii's
'i'ln* which “the Lord
oiduiiied lor wis. p'iipioe'*,” wa.s an rm
liezzit II eir. 'Tlu* v. i: o piirpose;> scio.
in the ;ndg!i'.eiii 01 the v.rittr, t.i ha'.t
In en 1 he tiding hiiji i:, a cuml'Uiauh
eatiiMi. \\ lier; good fortune atti tnh, ci 1-
inilial.tv it.iel!’, ti«e iasur is set to liu* ac-
fouiit oi’ w i .e |/jr|.o*.rs u I'e'i di:>a:-
(er i-i 'he Cuii'ji n'wiite. ii i ;. r)Lc.‘d !.■) tl.-,
ace',uni •■jf in.sci ulable w ill. No rogU'.-
Cat: i.'ii'li I ' ami \vl\y the l.ord bho'al'!
s'en bi;i. — that i'i pas! ivdoati compi-: h 'ii-
•>ii I. ]5;ji D:\ine W isd'ani |)rescribt s
I ,b I'avou! s.
It is ( uru)ij'.i to imagine, v^ha: tb.e so-
eieiv 1 liis s-.,ine thi! Vin;; setlleaienl ot
’ 1.11 ' es r.i j\ i>e 1 w i. thoii.Taiid \ ears lieiiea'.
1 i't anct '.u rs of a portinn of oui' pn i:d
li' wi :i tl’.ii'vt s of one kind, tlie
( lii r'.ain of 1 iidc t.c es beiii-j td t ii iKjth-
■ ni; br’.'er liiati a w dl-i-^t-Idished robb, r.
.'\n.i u\^y not lilt defendants of ari-
oilur kind ot ji;U'i v » (jtiaily iii
i.ii:- (^1 f.Mti at "'.M*' ('.isiuiil da\, and
pri;iiil!v ifjce tleo stives to a So.imrv
.iiid a !'ik !■, ntul dut ll unb looianlK
fl(w (;ti ibtir l.si c I'lK'tis drtds.^ A d. •
Si I no ant of Soaines inav l.cive as iuik i,
!.ii(.. in I-.', ailing t!)'* dri vls of tli,,t dis-
1 ii'i'u is.i: (1 leion tn tl.e Strv;nd. as a di-
S( * n-.uiiiI ol a b>,: 'A‘i' cIm I' has in 1 t i ant
ing bis aiice;,lurs’ l"vi,oi' black-uiail.
Jv'l.':;;! I'.r'rL .'.ot:.-—l'i:e Londi.ti Mag
. zii!'. . liei some s'rn iu:cs on a sc' t if
I'Unislniient lately inOir'cd for a sii|.-|,i
otlrnci, pK.-CM'ds as f'dlovvs:—E\eiv
lawvii wiio gois a cirtir.t ki ows tb.it
;hci..,s as !-,sl,iui in lK.i.Ki>.|r ..'h: I i,.-noi'5. «ho n.i(;hri,ave" al,.,..,.,! ilinr
.r.Milrn, .11.; a, in 11„. slu,,.., simplicity ol' Napok..
■ " » ‘ -1’'- I ""'s i s and cl,.in,cu-r was pan,r„.
•: O- u^L‘ '’vM ,. t" ‘•“"’If «'»»'-l‘al>loi. .hu,, d.v, «r in»m.
to t \ au(* j.r/iU'f: !n’ cjuibblt*. ...
P.iood is now the order of Ihcft.n, ar.d
tlic nitlli of hi:inia_ kind
Perstcntion-—Tlio English
ambassador demar.ded of Louis XI\'.
i the liberation of the Proli stants who had
I !-et II f'f.tidi II nt d lo the galleys on aecount
i of ibeiv religion. “Wliat vvould llit
I Kini,'o' (il rai IJritain sa>, if I ask**d him
' I.) libfiate the prisoners in Newgate?”
•'Sue,” replied the a:nf)assador, ‘‘ihe
Kitig. my mastei', wonht i^iant vour ^Ll-
p sty’s ri (piest, if you reclaimed U;ciii us
‘‘ .M V masters i;onii)ltnients, sir, uiul I , ,,
,11 I 1 I I 1 I uovr to rt iicn,
he has {'i vired me to pul the cook s bead ! ^
it) t!o’boo». ” j
rill ir heads should be taken jff withj ignorant, in(|ui.stivo ft How. stroll-
■he 'V. ini,-k!iife after the Hr si olVi cce, j about the streets of Hos'.oii, l amlihd
otlniw’S' ! here ean be no .securiiv agaitit; j‘ •s»oni where iwo gentle-
n.en were looking t)ver some afeounts.
and seemed engaged in a violeni tli^jnite.
—'I'tic man made his wav up to ih m.
speeded over ib.eir shouliit i s, and noi
seeing so clearly as he wisl'.ed, put !iis
head bet wet n tlieiii. ()ne of the gt ntie-
man spri;i:,:;i';; up, v\ itli one blow landed
hill) u( 1 tiss tiie ilour. 'ri,e fellow **ot up
immediate'ai.d rubbini; himself, saifl,
/ luH f'Ct as tvsH a Hit!'' Jurlhu-
S/iai/(''i: — I w;i present, some years
iifro. t 1I.V Ir a! of .1 noioroiir oljL.ib-nian.'driv-
i-q iJii .111 .'StjU' 111 tiic parisli of St. l);.v:d, who,
by I'lf )Vv...'u iieiiniiitv inliuence be h.id .iCtpnr-
( ' 'V, ,' tliv- iriiidi of hi-i delude'! vit lims, :.nd
tin lunre p'llt r.t n.cans be lu'.d at eciinii iid to
.leeoii plihli bl> emls, ll.id dnne great in)ll-
ry aiii';.i.‘; .be slaves on tin pr()|n.riv befor' t
H as ui >re\ ered. One of the \i itnesises, iie-
'.'tfioirj !ij*' lo the .'•aiiii' e.ii;ile was ai-k'jd—
“ 111. •. nil knov. the pn.-onei' to Iran obedi-,
ni.iu “ r.e^, iv.at!.;!, sl..id,,\t.i:iU lKi-, iriK.” nieapaeiiy lo;- answeritir^
“ What do \i)ii iht'an by a Hbadow-ealein r|in sltons, wa.s asked, by one of iht! Pio-
11 iiii ba eotii;!, (a lit*, b Cull n proiluei d,) iiini j b’- ‘H ow would you sweat a patient
ior Ur* rlieumatisn. ?” He lepiiod, I
f,'
\ A can'’.i'.;a’e for medie.rJ !i j.;on;-r', li-iv-
I mi.'llir (Mvn liinistlf almi.;-l iido a f'.vcr
ihe
set for I ateli (!t in sh .dow.” “ b.at slec.low I'o
\ou UK an “ U Ir n hiia set obi uii ior muu-
i:iar_\, ''s;,nn* b»nl\,) him euteli deni sb-idou and
d.-ni I dead and'(111 '.nrely tliej u . 1 •_* snoii
(Lad, w!ien lu , nt.iultilto ba\. e:e j;l.t liitir
shadows, !'y w l.;aevv.r n-.eaies It -.v.is efli t d.
.11 a rr.'tii/ ',s >Slij y»r v.
JA/v rf rionnpartr ,•'/ thr Canyj —Tlie life
I 1 N.:poleon in the army was siinplt an)
without poinp. All nersoiis whatever
theiriuiik, had the pri\ile{>e ot appi oat I'-
ii'g him, and addressii g him on iht-ir in-
u II sts : be listt :it‘d, (jue.stionet!, atid de-
bind lu)i) hen to be (xur:
oK.ll.
L'lv^liini;. — ;\ua} v. itb all tl'e systrtns
of Pliysiot^nomy and Crani'.dog\--if)ou
want >o liiul eut a nian’s eharactei observt
his iavi'h. 'rhei e never w a.s a i>ad man
that et.uld laugh heartily and cht'erfully.
Laughs are jf \arit)us spet les ; from tl.e
Mipprt’ssed tiller of the btjartling-schoo!
Miss, to the vociferous hoarse rtiar t;f ihe
hone.st fanner. 'I'liis latter is tlu' kino
ol iiugii lo disp‘1 (lull rare, and lo pri/-
spul:il a;;mnsl ih.' pniiio,,, k„»i| frll„„sl,ip. Thru-is lu, laill.
I.'-1 xpl..;m.l .MS al.cl lhat in sui I. | l„ k.. plari-il iu a man ivho wmil joiji in
; '."I'..- „|„,n l„- n,L-s u.
withoul admiration, see ihe p.rivalt* std
d ' I, wl I n hi'i rei’iment ]iussc0 in review
1.1 i.He the emperor, tjiiit the ranks, ap-
jii'oai h w ith a i;ra\e anti measured pace,
.ru) j^o t|uiie uj) to him, jiresenting arms,
Napoleon M.v.o iably received the peiiiitjn.
..nd Had il ibrmigh, and j^^ranted all just
0! niMi'ds. 'I hii jiobU* privilege, w hicii he
bail a' I or;ied to bravery and gallar.tr)',
Kave to each soltlier the feeling of his du-
||e^, while it served as a check upon su
jtluiitig V, h.rh the_cji^i,nuii was silent ; evi r
I on hoi stback in t!,i* midst of his genei -
his Lrave ;iidcs dc-camp, of the
the riccnnipanying sound, is not to be reli
ed un il is merely an expiession of in
ternal selfish exultalioii ; and besides, it
has not ihe efTecl upon the system, of u
good, honest, convulsive laugh.
llepui'mcnU—Should any one doulit ilie
iact. ihat tin* people t.f the United Stales
are the most learned, eniighicned and
classical people nndt r heaven, let him
peruse the effusions that are daily em
anating from our polilcal presses. A-
liollo and his handmaids, that were wont
in olden timeio caper aboui-t n the M.m-
mit of the Phociaji mount, ireadinir on
From the Marylandei^.
Wo recommend the following eloquer,*
remarks, delivered in the British Hou»c
of Peers, by that truly great man, LuiJ
Mansfield, at a period of great cxcitt'
ment and embarra'-srnent, to ihe consider-
aiion of many conspicuous aclors on our
own jiolilical arena. 'l‘o some of ourrea*
tiers they are doubtless familiar—to o-
thcrs they may be new.
‘•Ifthe noble Lord means,by populaP
ity, ilie applaULe bestowed l)y afer, a-
ges on good and virtuous actions, I ha'C
b/ng been struggling in that race ; to
whal purj)t)se, all trying time can alone
deteriniiie ; but if he means that mush
room populaiity w hich is raised vvitliout
merii, and lost without a crime, lit* is
much mistaken. I defy the noble Intd
to point out a kingle action in my lil'-'t
where the j)opuIarity of the times cmp
bad ihc smallest influence on my deur-
mination?. I thank (jod 1 have a more pfr-
manent and steady rule for my conduct
—the dictates of my own breast. Thcso
who havt! foregone tl at j)leasing advisl.^
and given up tbeir minds to the slavervof
every ])opulai impulse, I sincerely pit —
1 pity them .still more, if vanity Iv-'ls
them to misiake the shouts of a mob b/t
the trumpet of Fame. l'2xperience migli'
inform them, that many who have Ix'i'ii
saluted with the huzzas of a crowd one
day, have rereivecl their execrations il'C
next : and many, who by the pojiularity
ul iheir times, iiave been held up as spot
less patriots, havt,*. nevertheless, app*’-‘i'
etl on the historian’s page, when truth Ka?
triumphed over delusion, the assassins
of liberty. Whv, ihen, can the noWe
lord tl ink I am iimbitious of j»reseiu pop
iilarity, that echo cf folly and shadow
III the House of lte],rcsentalives at Va^binR-
ton, .Mr. Hu,!.; jnepused the followin*' rcsfilu-
lion ;
Jiftnh'Ci?, Tl'.at, hrreafttr, no inembcr
this Hou'^e '.hall be jurni'itted tn speak !’ K'"'
than one ln.'ari,n any one question ; andtliat
ipiestions upon resolutions t scept siirb as In'*-'
l)ceii rcleried lo a Committee of the
House, .shall be put without debale.”
At a rt Cent puhlie meeting in I.ondop, ef'^'
i.'ii'atlites ot that oit_\, un tir itor having
tiresonu’, one* of the audience cried oub
tioui,ly,—“ Jt t rant hear no innrr nf your ticif
SC/Kfy'S(irf:. ’ A Mr. (joheii, too, havlriK' bi'i.',>‘-
od M,!* assen.bly, it was moved and carrird, t''^''
Mr. I’oi'.en sliould not again address the nui''
mg ; w tiert'upoii the Chairman said to him, "'!'i
:^reut ioiinality r.nd emphasis- “ .I//". ^
;i('U dr( ‘in tilt .^ptak (ti)y ninri' thh
I be t mpcior Naptdeon, havieg beard tha* I ■*
'Ilie, the a:>trMior.ier, was garnilous in tin'
flowers, breai^'ing fragrance, and ron- h"'”''** ordi udi that In-slnadd nn» j>‘
versing W'lh gutls, li:ne_iLow b'come K’"” iiddrtss tliat I oil.'''
f.cullions__and fccavo::^Hr-f i:j