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wi feat Snot ,t I.. t l n iW
tU HIM IK t r.n-Tfc HI arra
arW )H(H re lor Soil,
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4 twenty 1 f et for ;H MMtMMv
II k-urrr t ba MUor . h Mt paid. ,
Tbc VUkkwinr U extract tWs an aiidreai
,, nrtMMHtncrdi bcfora Uie liretbien of TJnioe
Lahre. in Cooaerticul, by brother Wiun
y. Bii ; WtmmeBd -the piece
to well of our reader n are epW or an.
tmciatinr the truth bith it contaiaai it
doe not afford aitr fulsome adulation . ef
- the orde a stylo ever un welcome to, Ma
acm, whoe duty it t , and not to taA.
X Jt m ooomeaJed to the penuai of ttio tad
itiaieii, aa an afteotwg fpeiofthe waft to
' hi, rctpeot rul,, jre tnutt confeai that
K ' tltoagb cont ernnt thil specie of ad
: dren, we have rarely met one of the kind
. 'ao replete with pure atntiroent and pUia
good ete.lf. A Gtte. ; ,
, v Some tell of th Mttouitf of maso
" rr; and on occaaiaiit like this, thejr in
aist opon jt with a'zeal tbat implies the
wlot W be wential-Whiii they uf that
Eoocfi m a mon o4 Noah xtu a
tnason, apl sjoses was. a iMason; and
that Suiofiwi jvaaf a mkaoa, iproa insist
on b a matter of faith absolutely iudis-penslbte-
, ,vVbt,hcr these tlyngi are, so'is ef no
imDortance svhateTec. A mere bistori-
cal fact, uulohnectetT with the1, evideo-
Vfes uf. the chnsliaa rcligion is seldom
of iirtjch'conieqnencei And thi date of
such fact is combiontt - of stilt ; lesa.
Who cares for instance, whether; Atex
ander the Great -; was sreaJ or a ficti
tious rharartetn wlmt cares, the inhabi
tsnt of this eoBBtriVlietberdt Was ditj
civered ht Columbus or Vftspuciusi and
wheiher thaf discOverv vtaa in. 1400. or
He trurvys .ttlat there is such a
plate .a America,, and' that be lives in
it.: .What catM the sailor on his st'rt
tnf traels;WWt first foi.iAI outtho mag
netira 1 CUt eedle? it nei tKerJ ul I i th
winl, iof shortens'-theiVityaire. So
whethefeMoses was a tnasnn, or Patha
giirss evfn, is now of as little moment
to determine, as whether the ii were
made in the same Egyptian Lodgpj or
whether the Magician or hzjfl Used
the same loruis when they made them.,
that we 1o now--These idle enquiries
hnve been so often mistaken for the es
, sentials of ffiflsonrr, tliat many sensible
men Without the Lode have taken-a
Jirejajice against it, froiirtheip incredu?
ity on this subject; forsettins; that they
talked about a trifle: For if the ttstitu
tion be bad, it 'cannot -be. .canonized by
Solomon in all hi glory .v . r
t What is Masonry not? 'It is exten-
liye.r" It- hf disseminated generally
through Europe, i-thrugh.vNflirth and
SWi America, in;the .West and East
Jndit'S.' and in Asia elsewhere, and in
some parts, of-Alricas;Ir: comprises
tviinsuans, vews, l urks, u reeks, Ara
bians and others. You fin I the mason
on the1 deep, and irt the.'desert n the
1 dec of the ship, knd oo the back oUhe
, i ... ... . .i
camel and making; himself known not
withstanding every diversity of tongue:
. yoU find Iv'nn of every onDOSite and con-
tending iith; of religions endeavoring
to make ton verts of one another; owing
anegianctS to every.dittercnt form ot go-
yerninent under heaven, and scattered
through these-irovernments.'frottt Mm
" that sitteth'on the throng. to him that
prindeth behind themill.' Yet such is
the hature of Ma$prry,' tliat all these
difl'erences of govemmtnt, language, re
, form no tmpediineot tp-it im
pesS, and it may become" Universal not
withstanding them kllj for alf-Lodges
jfire one; the objeti in' thenv;is" ot only
V the" same; but it is ont'; and masonsmav
djtfer.'aod unfortunately ddiffer,.onBil
subjects but one.-' " ' V v - . t' - "
'What is MSBtmrvtiow? '"It is Dower.
fu. ' t comprises jne'n of ratiit wealth ,
office and'taient, in powe'r ,and;,out of
power, And fhati,ii almost every place
"where power is vf . importance ;and -4t
vuuipribes, amorg the other class the
. eouimunity, to the lowesu'iftlarjre sum
cers, active men, oniteKtogether and
v "pable bf bring directed J)V Jthe, efforts
of othersi so as to have Ahe force of cin
" tert ttimu'k k U.:i:.4 i.'.A.l.t Ti.i',
re distributetl too, witK the roeanaotT
. nowmg one. another," and the means of
' keeping secret, and the means l c4p-
.erat'mgj in ;ths deskin the legislative
, ' ou die bench, ,in every atherinr
i men of business; in, evel. frty ot,
pleasure, )a every ent'erprist i ovcrn
f . ir.ent, iu every domestic circle, i.i peace
snt in war, among enemies, andj fiends,
n one plade as welf as iu another. - -
.8 powerful is this time, that it
. mrs notliing from violence, ither pub
lic or private, i,r it has ci ery ineans. to
wa a iftBcaaoav to counteract; defeat
3' 1 pooif-h, it.', TV e power f tht Pope
been somettmes ineftuij s&a some
ti'i cs HovUrj thi government of Spain J
ithita rbqaiitioa,as bee &otile
ssppoae mw. tliat the tpprsuo f ei
ther should rot-it a4v-ntt,Maaonrto
rearew lis grit vascw epam veoid
hear tha Bote of prrparatioo from every
quarter tt home, fron atl her neighbors,
and is her colonic; and the deepest dan-
gea ml the mqoUition wtId,ttmist out
il victim with haste. The Jesuita, with
their tanning, cught call on the Holy
Brotherhood, and the Holy Brotherhood
on tha , Moty Alliance and they all
night torn too, and in vain; for it is too
late to talk, of the propriety of continu
ing or tBpprcsing Masonry,' after the
time to do so has gon by--o; good or
bad, the world taut 1ak ft as it -is.
Think of 4t, laugh at Jt, wonder st, it,
bate it or despise it, as occasiofrstlv pre
senting UttU meetings, a number of
grave, and otlerwis sensible men
with aprons on; still, It is not .only all
urn a na ioiu two; oui u win contm-
ue to be and the world in arms cannot
stop- t -a powerful institution. K
Whether Masonry be sood of bad. is
still auestion of interest, which is not
tonrhed, far Jess settled,, by the proof
A.!. ! J v t V - t "
uiai u is airoDg, , lasting ann extensive.
V aou, expeci. me, ot .course,, unsay
someth !pg in fayor of i t instead of whicn
permit mo to state to yon its object, and
the means which' it uses to accomplish
mat ooject, sua men leave you to ueter
mine from your, ewo inferences.Vwhe
ther this rruxlerate proposition be, true
viz. that Masanrif u founded wt ffu
'.Wisdom consists in selecting at;ood
object, and m ndoptinz appropriate
means to accomplish it: and1 the proof
of both consists in this, that such em
isactually (accomplislied. '-Tlte "object
in the first , place must be practicable
Masonry,- tBereforfi,' has nothing ;to do
with ery many soofi tin fr there
are many good tilings besides Masonry
t it lias nuiMngto do with any mere
principle. ,U,has, nothing; to do with
benevolence, or mere . good will; with
any exercise' of jmind, v or demotion of
heart; because, it attempts only what it
can dty and promises only whatv. it' tan
performs and therefore Confines itself to
a single object, Jtfa extending and mulli
pfyinr of good. workt. .. Somf" ay they
have, kind hearts, .tender hearts, good
hearts; but'how are you t it now' it,
much more to make it to? The heart is
deceitful above all things, who can know
itf Of the intelligences with which the
universe is filled, there may be million
mat unow your, conuueir mere is uui
one that searches the heart- a correct
faith is indispensable, but masonry has
nothing to do wita thai. borne tay mey
have.it, some, think they have it, and
som actually.iae it, It .is the evi
dence of things, not seen: we cannot
ascertain it, much less enforce it; and
we limit our exertions to our means.
Nor is masonry at all connected with
the-display-' I inteilev.t.len may
have 'the sift of toosues, and alt know
ledge they: may invent, contrive,, arid
benefit mankind in , a thousand ways,
but we have no more control "ever the
understanding than over the faith.-- As
many folks will tell us that they are great
men, as mat tney. are goou-men,. ami
with.' ertual sincerity they may; be
decived. but we' can never be, for we
eriter !ntd no such iruiuirrv t 'Ilierefore
it is, that Masonry . hates professions
which rest 'thereslippery promises- ot
wbat you will do, and boastings of rwhatj
you naye pone, ana ywur own wwy nor
whaf'you are. . Even among boasters,
piany are so weftk as to mistake what
. t a i m a B 1 1 V It tl- . ... : i
tnev snouwooast or.tney teu or cawing
out levils and doing - mailt' wonderful
works, but no good ones. V V'' '
,-A$'" I may .be,' understood, I mean
explicitly to tAte,' that 1 masonry has
only omv-object. -."Jit .leaves v outfall
others, however good; because if it tried
to accomplrsh them it would fail in the
atfempt. Tor want -of "means apd would
tjestrov the universality of thelnstitution
besidest If any 'system of belief was
insisted on, we should be confined firsts
to christian nations; then to- protestant
nations, and then to somes ot denom
inat'wn of. protestants, and this great
Institution uf a universal cliarity woulcj
bedestroveil snd tliat without necessity;
for there is no limit to godi works. ";-.Tbe
pnjy religious, test, i-..thisr' tiut .me.n
Jthould have a 'sense, of their, immortal
accountability, so that their obligation
can be confided in-IIencetit is. that
amoung masons, there is neither inquiry
aV. ni lni(4n!i.i hKaii iiMiir) flat V1 tl
IVr UIM.U39IVI1 BUIUi I (llgtVIS Vl SVHfcVVf
for the word of a irfason 1 hot, I will
believe thi? and diibelieve that-J-but it
is. I will tf this, anff I. will not do that
. At the door, of tbe fotkre his claim
for adroittanctr cannot - be .'refused
whether he'.come front across thesfreit
or across i the eccan-irt ;, robes, or, in
ralrs.., He may -viear the tuiban or the
irown t3 tiafa, ths mitrft, r the lack
cap t Pnea; tb, military hat with
lacs and Iralbsri, of tut brad pn w
drab color if 4 Mason, be is Jmitud;
and when its has entered tb door, it is
too late for kiss to sd fault witb ka
company: As he vhsll not b molested
aimaeif.w he. shall not pittura others
There the Greek and the Turk mast Uy
r with
Slide theirrfiuarrel.snj sit tojftthei
the lew. tha Christian.r the Indian, and
aceptre and the ' tresier submit, to the
mystic influence f the trowrL , Like
me great uixtcoi numan sociciy, uu
to mast contain the poor, the wcasu and
the, wicked; for to do good.it if St
ecssary there should be those to whom
it is to be-done, as that there should be
others able to do its therefore we bave
the poor always with as. - Among in
dividual Masons, one may confer an
obligation sad Mother may receive , it
the beneficence ot thj on t and tnt grau
tudeof the other; are acts both of them
graceful, and equally contribute to or
nament the ode 4ut the , collected
Ulfre is al ways a r ver and never re
ceiver, tin the admission of a member
of the highest rank, an honoris bestow
td and a favor conferred on ; him, and
hot by him. The , Monarch himself ac
cepts if. not wjth a profession of thanks
or by an equivalent in value that can
ceis tne ueoi, out oy an act oi unequivo
cat humility; for one great landmark of
Masonry is, lnat u is jm, . it solicits
ho aid, aiid asks for no, converts, bu is
anxious rather that the. inexperienced
and thoughtless,, who may oe; actuated
the fatti iThe moatttJj.n tmt'ti,if t round te r.eik. Tl.e
is m mason, keep this Wte iertl, if.t re neatly UfSK'frt a vre
ml ni. Jbarsra, uixipUBe,
pt.ila r; C r
dera, an.l it coi.I-.'J
itrinir if sr.ler. ct-i .
l.jif," wiu'.S if
fjMOQ ( SOU. I
rlT I'J P t'. v J-
- ' t-r i.U t' i -
t .-l U-a-'s whu'i
is no risk
etiel. heaevef tell. Slid, drunk, tr
crsay be aever tells. Ds he talk, it
m out - aboat 9lasary.s Uru hint . m
bis wants, ttropt biui in his pleasures.
ureatea - lata, or ivrtare him, he Is I
niartyr here, be. eetier tells Jim so
erex'f y ens of the means esstCisJ and
ilHATiXS Di HECTKBii AFRICA.
Major Gray has lately Published
to. amitden, a ravcia i w eaiem Atr
ta, in the years. 1819,, 2d and t.
ibis eoiasoe treats of the countries td.
Jaceot to the Gambia add Seoe!, ri
sers, viz. JUeadoo, Ualsm, 6oli, cci
I ..The iuurnal of Major GrSv metenta
asucressioBofdistmsessiidMiyatiirti.p". strst fe U a Eui
da. orate it) round t' t? f.re!.?i l yi.ha
lew' strip r Cl sma.I bes'1,Pv reyr up-
gtrls,nd by the marn . i a r-r
row Stnp tl alia,' or cr-'- t ci- f
twisted l"'1 a string alt -t ai :
Engrr. , To cornpleie tl.t ir di t -(4
Ur rold ear-riocs !ar;!e
tnucb tbe shoulJi rs and in ccm.m-
of their, great weight would it-j; .r -tif'i
W6r lLy r.wl supporird by-t I '',"
strap of thin read leather, w tiicli t ' -teneii
,te one ear-riot by butt-., " L
passes over ths top of the other, .'liu,
T CL
5 .'r- -
"9 .
L..tt, r .1 l..i.. ..,i:.ri.
tic and graceful, and their vhule i
s-.-
fhe kinzs and rioces of those" coan
tries, proved to be barbarians and pluii-
di'fers..'-Toey opposed tha progrsa of
the- expedition, and nnally disappoint
, --.'! -jr.- .
. lite lollowing extracts relating to tbe
customs - of the inhabitants of liondoo.
ttc. are taken from the London Litera
ry Gazette;
Pvsn obserf er it far from being ioete'
gant
. rroi "oA4i:aTM'iii.Tl)e Al :
many, or .ting ofuoodoo, died while ',7
our eotit3ryme were there; -His sue- .
ressor was however still more hostile, v
and at length Major Gray -was forced.
on tne xaw jiit io buciiui m rt-irrot , -
This nndrtaking was ett ended with be ' '
mannsrin which the young menof lUf f010???-; TiVtX '
country obuin- wives, also'came under .nrswrs. f P'. ,,tt I "' .
I. if m well uict UT V'Q nviucii vuu . nir- ,
hy curiosity, or operated on oy sympa
thyor outward show, should be wcJl
uur observiUoo; 'One of the inhabitants
of the neiehborin villaees. havinsr pla
ced his aQections, or rather desires, on
a vouni rirl at Kavave. made the usual
m eseot ot a few colas ' to ' her mother,
who without eiying ber lUughtsr any
intimation of the sflair, consented to his
obtaining ber. any war he could.'- Ac-
advised, tnat there are ome' whom icomingiy wnen tne poor gtn was.em
we cannot take, many that
have, and none tliat we cSn
design is not to benefit- those
i"' : -ii -.. : ,l i :
them to benefit others;anl they ma,, Slie madeucli 'resistance, Wtlrig. Pe for nA? -f iH.!? ' '
;. Jul.. i.r.iKinW'littn,- nnA miJiht ti.i I PHaC0WI lliv umwt B.IUC, OUU . . .
tiitrtrrv.r. nun?, buth men and women. I r- ; : . . . . w
skjtFem'herow
witnessed the adaironl
farce, and consoled her
site would soon be reconci
tatiom
fYogdinfr Married tFbmeri.!Wi ob
served hanging on a stake, outside the
we will not lo oveu nreDannsr some rice tor snDoer.
urge; for the she was seized on by her Intended nasi ?nV T,? '
uer shoft-Slghted.
dreli; svbo capie lyrift in. hundreds , to
I weloome the return ol their busUantls,
fathers, brothers, Many of - the
young tnen snd boys, ho had(never sp
parentiy seen a a nne man or tore, pj
firoached pie, and after .examining tnf
ace with evident surprise and fear; fa
vored me with the epithets of vnbelier
ver,' soft ef a hbg," ? hater ol uod,"
ii an sniawiui connex
woman apparently vsrf
and no doubt mistaking
i.n refationi who perceived mine to be wlut, and aar- - j
R SgheXt ih Kft?1 fe, t0 vW :v-
er by saying that frgbt.;; . . ;, ? y. -,v.'
nciled.to hef sit-' 't far ' W'rtc.S'angriiharri ana -
bloody contests often occur amoung thai
hostile tribes of Arncavwageorirequerit i jr ;
Irom no "older motive tnan to.maav y
walls of the town, a dress, composed of captives, lyhicb the victorious party sell
do this
isV therefore; b. iLrger! ry for? pr selyjre
that we can do Without, not Vnv other
exhortation than that you fchmild co-ope
rate with us in the work that we are a
bout. ' -4- " 'r- ' .
Thattho sinsleobicct of the Iwlge is
to extend and 'multiply sets of benefi
cence, in the strict sense of the wonts',
is plain from tins, that it has nevtr .been
known to interfere in Any other. -' The
instruments that U uses rc ; fmd and
clothtn?:: the life-boat.' the annaratus v J
the' humane society, and the personal
exertions of , man to' relieve the distress
and eg tire to -the rescue' of his fellow
man. v; These are the working tools ' of
our profession, and such is Its object. . 1
promised youv the- liberty of. drawing
your own inferences; is the object a
goon oner t v v
Tle "means devised
hf this end, are the
guage, and the government
and these .means .will
wise or not, as tnev may iw loumi to - r 7. rv .iturt, h.i .ni
ii. j ii i - tit: miare. where an in e lnnaouants ere i ' " -" r
answer un pu.uMsc, w . ... s .o.i.u. . : -- - - miisir;,inltl wine of iuccess. were repulsed wit!
continue masonry, oecsuee u is neces-
the bark of atree, torn into small shreds,
aiid formed so as to cuter the whole bo
il v ot the oerfcon weanns it. who t a
sort of bugbear tailed : Murobd Jumbo,
that occasionally visits all theMandin
ga towns, for tbe purpose of keeping the
married women in order: I have-been
i UJ that the husband whd has occasion
to find fault 'with, "oho of his wives; (for
here every man has as many as WS tir
to the" slave trsders oh the coast, ,-yiiit
find it stated in the Sierra Leans Ua , '
zetto ef .thblpth June, that an engaged t
men,t had taken place hetwee a rensii;
derable fofce of Jbe' Ehrtbro 'Bvlivrnt -, '
a'Dd a 8trotig party of a'mMi who ha A .
entrenched themselvrk on ab istaijii in ''
the Deong River, called Feypurta, tisar ?
a smalt town ot the same name.' it ap.i
pearS that the. $hcjbro Chiefs, with the
.
ft
in:IL Za A1..3M kn,. t I ;.. -
; ' tuDistances vtu aumm timer puuou wuiwuw mivMu, au. .u..g ; tk '
forthesttainmenf es. himself or.ets: A rf hi, fimo Y rtliyi't.H fT -
secrecy, the Jan, nends to do, t,ancj haviugm.de known fc f" -
,f in,. InHoa- Inis mtenaeo visit to ineiown.uyjmne- 'Wrr;?".1 vv,,;6;:' : , .
ui me lou-se, i , , . .4 ' i, lntraf PmmTa.'. with tliadeterminatioav1 , ' ,
tK,nwttiuoeea I - , . .j... .amW. 0f toakiOirasUndthereduringthferaui' " -"
bilged to meetnim, wun music, singing, . -v"D-, j,m;
aud. dancing, -which Continue forborne great slaughter, having faped in their, J
sart, If the, lodge should work in pub
lie, who in a short time would be its
member?? How would it exclude unwor
thy and hurtful ones; where would be
its. means of doing good , when its go
vernment, its order,' Us responsibility!
lf .it was to let out, it would oe like the
breaking out of water, and mingled with
hours- and terminates by bis seizing the
unfortunate woman, and, tittering, bet
most" unmercifully in' preseiiQe of the
whole assembly who only laugh at this
horrid performance.
attempt to weak through ths Barricade
wnue xne innaouanis w a iuwn in ineip
rear.Mumm whom they . depended, fo
assistance, turned against them, ami -cut
off a" great number - of their party'' ;
, . ' S . . I A . ' a? L V. - ' t - T. 1 - - A, 1
x ti f ' 1 I wrtj.A Some nuaurrcui uvea nivc oecu msi
rfT-The people o.Bondoo 1 art l.tf z wppjyvfvktimt farther at
-r
of the middle size, well made and very
active, their skin ot a light copper color,
the WnricJ's whole population so' that it laud their" faces of a form approaching
would have no other existence than the nearer to t.ose of Europe than any ot
existence of man. 1 It would float io Jthe other tribes of Western Afrca the
hri,trn nmsspa. rliasinntd and upnle. Mnoi's veented. The women - miaht
.ill the'deluge of selfishness,' corruptioni vie, ri point of figure with those of the
and depra ity; 'ifhe' silver cord would most exquisitely fine forms in - Europe,
be loosed, and the three fold cord would They' are ' extremely peat in tbeif'perr
tnarkel Jiave thltt been obtained Tha
former is 'the natural cotisequenee of .
such a sanguinary warfare, but the lat
ter is tbe primary cause Snd grand stim ' j, '
ulusto those avaricious ano des'igninj
Chiefs,, who, br their Immediate inter- "
course; with "Europeans; and supcriofMj2
cunning, are enabled to protract the war ,
...... . .1 i .1... ...
r
r At i-I. t t. .I.:.U 1 .-'.'".
be broken, and the Masons of this ere sons and dresyand very lond of amber, . . jnhabifant9 0f .
WWJIU 1C Ul.jsi.cu nis.inr uuilMciui vmo iia,ucu.,vi niwiunvvv-., nnnrv 'tntrith With lf ' 'M
Kl ,.,k h ,l,i..l7 n hodork thr " " -bV-y ----." , ,
UCI VTIlVTsa S'J " -1 V w sa.vvj?
together. L- , . : ;-
besides, secrecy is of itself a virtue,
and is tausht as such in the lodge, and
tangnt effectually; mei. should be able
to keep their, own secrets and should
neverv violate the continence m. otnerp,
nor cant they without a se"nse ok mean
'jP. lit..... ..i.:.k .. ' ' - - - ' '
formed into small buttons, which are in
termixed with the former on the head,
and into rings and chains worn on tlie
wrists and ankles. They alwayswear
a, veil thrown looseK trVer the head i this
SiJ.tlitetitt httht BaltkK Vmtif- . i
l..,.al J.,....linn fa. ha Man rur. .'St T .
1BT JIIIU lillVl.tliig .wv ; , .
dpsriirahUlis manufacted bv themselves irom cot
tr. ivta votLaa.f aKfalt fin sxirviilv Uroa i i 1 ton. and is intended to imitate thin mus
i-irfiin Pstppmfil amnnir th Ancients, un, ai. wmcn uieyiisw iiu,mt aiij ww
that our old friend Pythagoras taught it made a bad attempt.; The other, parts
tained respecting the level oi tue .mi
tic. It was suspected that the', waterf -, . M ;
of this ses' were gradually sinking; bui,-. u:
rhe. Hwexiish Transaction " 7I ' , : ;
' J j s " - . - ' t
as a useful part oi ms science, .ana
condemned his new; disciples to a dead
silence, of from two to uve yearsf yary.
inie aa he found them m6re or less' wor
thjr 'of his cnnfidencev"'-Some stupid
Writers have said ifmasonry be, good,
tell us, and extend the good; we do el
tend the good, but if we tell ou, min
utely; the means by which we do it, we
snouiu lau 01 communicating uie puw
er to you. ami should, lose it ourselves,
A '. . I.: ... . . ' . . .t.
It you wish to Know; snn are wormy,
there is one way. of en' a. z in, that is
liy'the door;, and. we It. v the tlitlV. r-
ence between ,nim tnat ei teretn in oy
:he door, and LIm tliat cli a ' nip come
other way., j
' f stid that secrecy was '!;ht in the
lodgr as a virtue, and tauj, . 'J'rcfuaUy,
lii not so? Masonic secrey is, I ac
knowledge,' a mysterious thic; but to
of their" dress.
for 1833. haa'put the change, beyond; ,
dmiht:. From latitude 5bto 63 de- t
.fk"r-A .;;n. nf irees, the observations showa mean fait -
'av Willi t, . vavvuMWMe . s i w, - ,; . , et . ... .
10 inches in a century.: .1 he isaltic i -
ver shalloVr .at 'present, and,' if th
waters continue to, sink as they;ha"vfrv '.
dene, Revel, Abu, and S hundred thr
portrwllLby and by, become imaiKj ;
towns: the Gulfs of .Bothnia snd Find- :
land, and ultimately the Baltic itself
tain from the coast, are entirely of their
own manufacture, ipey are - exceeo
ingly fond", of perfumes of evtsry k'md,
particularly musk, otter of roses, or la
VendeTi but they can seldom procure
these, and therefore substitute cloves,
which they pound into Dowder.and tpit
up with tb kernel having sowethmg
the flavor of a,Tonuuin bean which
ther- likewise reduce to powder, and
with a little cttni-water form H.Jnto
beads abbot the size of a common gar
deri peak - These they, string and hang
rouiiu uie ueua, mc? hh"
the cloves themselves and - wear them
in the same manner; but thev way, in
which they prefer wearing them is sew
will be changed into dry land.-' S -r. K :
"-l-L Cksgow Mechanics' Hag ;. Hrr
f AdmQnUiontoStrvanttidQ 'Lar ;
glifllv print mention that two servant y,y& ',
maids had oeen aismisseu uy ine laity ' , .
of a BriUsli Admiral,: "because the
a lowed two rjot&toe ifr oou io pieces,
thei-e being but tMe in the same pafi.Q'
cd up in small nags matie oi ncn coior-1 im waa auirui j ah "V-.J V. - ''
ed silk, a number of which are hung land was wot deiiicdr wwx ' , A; -
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