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VOL II
UKEEXSnOllOUGlf, vV. C SATVlllhlY .tf.J'i-j. i8.r
NO. 8.
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THE PATJUOT,
fj p . I bt)(l Jl.l)lisllt U U'.iLlj by
'J. r.UtLY XTIM.YCJ:,
4t Iv. I.'ollurk ht aiiiiiiin, i:t)kbie w.tlnn
tlirte im-t.thj tiom tht receipt ot 'tit ii rt. t
number, u- 'Hire Ddlais aac-r ll.e txpi
i ..lion i'i that lone
"o .; i to Li tl4di, limit '1 un'.il uil nrnur"
a.
-iv pu:vl, unless at Wit tuition ot the
lull-
r; ..iiU teil'iirc !.'.! iv
;e v.ll bTTCviisukic.l n n
: klisconnii'
new cniraiie
iren'-
5rof ex.i(.'Jiri; 16 lines, .'. ly inserted thrte
t mi"- !ur oik tiullar, ainl i?5 ti nts eve
1) tucctedi!-iJ J uLl:eiii.i tliost l j;reu.
ler in il' i" MiO t-snie prof.orticr. Lti-
i.i;.
tic l.ditor tntiii bf )o-.t pan!.
.. .:' ' - lm Ikt I atrial, -
. i.
In Rditi r.: Whilst yoti .in-
y.nr tr Ha nudmn. i mI., Iitm
ei ai r tiee Usiim-i..ii, n will be
.1. t i i tl,:it tit fiin usMMih blio d
be conducted with s tn levari tt j
ebgai.! i l Kitigoiit ami cmnmss
et astf. It u,iiiv iwapu
tb obrvatiun f y'Ui ms Miprr
f,. , iradi i?., tl.at the reputl:c of
lit .is" has id late suffered a violent
ot. age 1mm the nnw arrant U at-tj-
k8 .if.nc nf your mntiibutors,
ovtr the si-nntilvc of Dudley Ilia
fir-- number is so ontiadu to;y ,
al he inles i.l nchtc coi-iposiuon.
Ill
so "uaviiMM- ol inn i
. i . : . : .
it t fsnvcs to undergo a critical an
ai. is I
'Preliminary rep.aiks pnd a kind
nf rlf mnoi ant ridiiule constitute
rt- prr rt -
f t .
III.' V h t lil ed. II' li st srts out
II. i(Hi e i. I- l.v htrain. .s u piririwy wnit n ne wonoi iniorm iv.;i;u t rr
ts' nlieil nt t!:e vvoriliisoI'llieDCi. ;cliii! kieu l.ef e) Mi t Mif aspect
t . i .
ro g ; tulniirg bis n ai i rs on the
re iv i 1 1 cl:i aliy ; lid at lant g;v ;
In a-' "be cause t I bis ast'irisl nn-i.t,
th- hair orussd f a stiirtte . n the
(v vcihoi'h Messagi'- Oil' voud !
lie ini linen to con Itiib tliat Dudlev !
van 1 eh! fully rxpoKcd to ibea-!
jmnsida dia-ftud inag nation op
that ! hfid lull ( or fid' nee Ins a
tilty to ini-e M r cud laugh, l.y re
pr set ting his ndvuary . 8 the
kniul t ot the inefnl counipnance,''
ftl a'-ld, Ii8 knryrd modo ol lidi
iinr vlirh has Imig since Insi its
effi ty.) Attir flaying that his
atti mjds at wit have been wofully
weak, and that his words are H8
linking biass,' I shall attempt to
tot.fi in my previous remarks by
rcl nince to ihewriteis own pirn.
! he first sentence, w hit h no doubt
c t 1 to1 y much pi-inlu lab , and
af'erwarda excited a vast ileal ol
vanity, contains more defects than
you -ould be willing lo msrrt in
yum paper. Indeed it has baffled
the wits of the most acrut. , to una
Iyi and understand its meaning. If
I iiim venture an opinion on it, I
would judge, that the author had
rcMoxeo in his fnind every phi use
win b is apt to plean- by its sninsd,
and alter having filh-d !iis pcric ru
tin m v;th In clinic s f id's ot Ins
lab -ins, he determined to astonish
hi ii overwhelm his rendeis by his
splcnded diet ion and musical icriods.
One ran haidly help entering, in
Imagination, his clumber when he
Ier
uses the harmonious coHcdioi:. lo
ut e birr) dash aside his pen Mid rise
sjs'i.l a full cliavzc i pr tit
stnn lit-'r
wiMi conscious, dignity, and r.nttci
iaiing the admirations ol be ..sion-inl-ed
render. Intlcttl, .M r Editor,
th s -.ngl- titeiif coe'ui'"- tin tlia
tii mulshed ( linractei istic nl ilus w : i
tt-r. H' ganll . hbtA 'fit iist " lie (it i'i;is
oi ly nnxioiis to produce such a con
CM.rse ol mellifluous si.untls as will
cou,.u tiTitte. , I he v,a; - .sojidjtj u
IjH . "tir tenders r,u to I'ihI.
jmoiiH collection cf so-inds y.ill'out
IHei.se, Hid tlien if wy s( ml urea arc
iioMrue I submit ti ir. imif;eoi
in-tr uitv. Tliis lir9 hfiiicnce h
such h roniai kitble HTv rioii ol
'htvle" tl.nMliiH nfiiill lie my mlj
exaifl for dwelling up-m it. Al'er
h jim r ..ni.ivi i' 'I.i- lo i linfr xstitcv
ol so pimnhil ah t ft it o! genius, we
would bariliv stipptst', Mint In ''in
valK'Os siiiit wnttlti 11 a i; belore it
had ustiM iiaietl Dmi Qnixotte, and
atiacked a wind mill. Ai l fiute e
non h, lie begets a Don and a S n
elm, and tuts f tln ir v.nndci fnl ad-" i
vein u res wiMi as murh eMilfation as j
f he had been tilling a ni'W la e.)
Dudley will no donbi ex Uim .that;
I am repiescnling bis burlesque a j
if i i was 'all in good ni i.i n, but L
would ask Dudley what In is lidi
rnlitg?'" It rs 4r lie - iJ us in ibt. j
course of bis rem:; t Ich? tliai lie is a- j
bi'tit to oppose Amiru-, but Ko j
sunpse that rilit down i noting!
' I i
tioiiesi-tise can Ii ' c n m.u:li7.eu uv
to nifonn us thai Iihs n ul itna e
ubuct in iici? tie ought t'
n mb i t!i;i- Me do not all rntert;
I'M
(Mii, p.,rP(ji aMro-hment to his ver
jlP iiitell iIock. AUci
taking leave . his ktitglit, ne pro
tuises to reveal his objer t by pro
posing to tr eat of things which di
maud our afiention." We wi nl
hero h. pe, that Dudley hns len.v. i
edl'om bis Quix.tir cn thus asm,
bu how are vvt s id disappointed
fn,d him still soaring.
and aitmz
;ire. UiJ
a, tl(. UOnd iH ..f be
.li.lit.!aJ r t III
nis tot met- continence, ,je nones .
j,.w old, wi n.ut ideas, in a rplrnttin
Ki'd sublime t ire. v Meh eiu. c in
p-iiely t. have captivated hisow
imasinution. What a te"ions and
- "ff -taL ii itf to follow Inm
lnough tin- circuitous nn-zes bv
l. i ..ll;r 1
of aff'iurs is n.feresliii
I n the r
u sr
oi Ins uni ilerous li ght he becomes
io powei lutiv w. n;ght upon li the
str.'mgi nesn ol cvrn;s .-.(tnt the cnii
cal (siuialion nl a(T ns, llia be a
( lairin Ir. the lancuatr'- - f '7C ilt
lime whit h reti ics men's wnilb." IM
Dudley's a l dor has a little idmtcd
be will find by reperusing a lew ol
bis seiitem es in regard to Stan-
lights.' "national niachim ," uiHt
nus prep'ins gladius" nnd the like,
that he has well personal' d his fa
vori'e hero, D n. He Iihs ni itle a
wonderful displ y I words and
setinds, but lia-f forgotten ibat all
y iiir readers ate not cat iliers Up-
on the wlnJe, be bus jumbled figures,;
wicldtd 'SVvons antl sickles'' and
mtlstirc Sin ! a '.uinidabl. array ol
..(knev((l ernressions without i
a 'niinidabl. ai i y ol
ernressions with.. or i
xpressi.
deas that bis mature would well
compare, with IT. race's I'aniiiian
compound. ' We next congratulate
one friend on the reltfrr. nfhis:;ober
judgment; I n h has at fast descend
ed from his lofty station, and tie
elates that another phenomenon lias
been of late witnessed, viz: thai
your paper has received a cnminnui-
cation in regard lo the (iovcrnoi's
Message.'' Alii) is it possible' that
all this array of words, these hold
flights o( imginalioii, in a word,,
this perfect revival of chivalry, has
all proceeded from 1 1 a i r miiion ot:-.
cutrenci? Like Ic old woman wh"
was deprived of the advantage of
news-papers because r.he lived in
' the backwo..d:t ami who had not
; then-fore heard tliat Jchis (lied for
bet. Dmll y seems tti- have lovn
perfectly nmazed at the new-of. i
communication from , Ainie:(.s.
Thete is one odier supposition which
will explain Dudley's nttatk upon
common w-hse, but I forbear to ineii
tion it, ns I know In would not like
to he thotizh' vain, ! ' 1 nardiin.)
f have tie fai rI n. cd ut bis pre
imaries, but st i i.. i ;de wiihotit
f-B-.wTiig bfiii ' to f'T' " ITi sT i.i"isct
wliere po'jr fcancho g.-ts nccJy Han.
ArfJ. Lp me enlrrar ynuproi-.jow
n-8Mnnenf i mm hi ncrv imag na-
fion. At no M , Rallop lifaiilonj ovet
lholHvtti8ofrrfts .il L t Jiim icmfm
her t fiat the Knlihlt lani;uap;ft roust
nuITt r nn inrpaiable disadvantage
from mic i iiimi ovnki-d &fiark. I
unpiovnkiil attark. I nni are every true re nine sanestate
.d fuoting any ot UJf Prvat:on, and therefore oj the t
mder tin- hope that 'a rJ'T .,, Mlf ,-. , :
:it i. ,..r...:... rntfttr Mitchell OmI fell m vtitli ,
have avoid
sniterues urn
word to tin wise u ill he siiITk ient,1
roidd liowe'er, mukr Dudley liim-
selfsfari, b) collecting ome of bis
pin aeon but 1 must liti liim adieu.
N POLE AN.
T
Fnrmtlie Jlaleizh Re -'i tier.
Jlge of the low country. Profenor
Jlitchelt ii.akpn .e tidlotving quota
liin. frnn. Cvnybeare I'tuMp'sUe
olop f Ertflsnil m d W ales, ontbU
uUfi-rt. .. , ,
i f wrwH--rapiil-r-tew ver the
plienoncna of tl.it iliRlnbulioo, the
l'i' t taunt apprui to pipenf, ome
ill' I If! Ill Cinwlll o.W Vipr.Klm u; l km
..... -u.v..
itCeulioii f the en
j?, of Primi;iv(, K
u v bare u
ck druti-
tute if tbee
remaintt ; ii ihe next
HI CITIUIII!' O'OIIUS in i rauii II lll j
ii r .i t -, onerinile and le-!acin. differ
cet however from il:oe cow known,
. .1 : - . i . ' r . ..:.
i appear at first fparinly; the fnmit
reuiniiii it (Iio tarhmiiff roui Iitne
t ne. uml nearly of the Ba.ne nature
t K ih in ibo Trautilion Untkt.
b-.it mure ubuiolani; the eiiiil mean u re
low. v'r ttn-mirlvw which repoif on
i hn .Hin t-rie Bcaieely prrnent a io
il hht ll or . oral, Uit i.n ihu contrary t
-tinuri 1 il!i vpjetjlile ter?iaioa, ferns,
1 rpP'N of unkiniwn vpce.iei, and
tr-' tiiiiiLn of succulent plttll!,
riniiT t!n' ce-nl j;iube Upon
I e ciil rem Iio, Is uji'.io rontninin
narine rrniuiiu (the Liugtittian lime
"on" ) I'.u ii a lon' is.eival of new
redgnndtnnoin!rTvaiest ilmtitute
iTnio't If nut er.'firelv. nToratilc rt-
mun, preparing a it were tho way
f'tr a new rIe.r of tbint Thianr
d -r cum nens in llii iiund iv e.oti
ti hi dio th o'lie- i-cn ttt.1 irou
ai .da and flt-.e.lk A!! tbeiti t eJt cr.:i
tain rorals, eoerioisct, i i-';initef, tes
i:tcia, cruvacm, e . t . U d ! lislien, and
irino
ovipamus (jiiadniied, yet
ilixtiti'rotitie'l from tin faioi
wuit
lfi)
liea contained in the lier t;ct! of
t tie -t rti iMit i oil and cirbon.l'er-iii class
itud pa nally diitiiiguihf.l ainuu
I'i invlve Mi-enrdi'i in the bed which
they ncupy. Hitherto I If remains
ure iilway pMr'li d (i. e. impregna
ted i Iio mineral mlnUncc in
vvh'C'i Miey ar iuibnirei! ; hat last
ly in I'i- atra' which cover the chalk
we find lb" shell merely preserved,
un.l in 1 inch it tlhic tl. :t wlirti the
cUv " fm in which they lie
wash d nil", they mitM appear to be
recent, hod tliey not Inst tbe culoor
no. I hecome iivve hntHe. Here we
li 'd bsl of miritic ahel!' alternaiely
become iivve h
li 'd bsd of m ' iuc a
.vt h mlieri p'-euhur (o 1 1 esh water,
s - t i ll tht-y seem in have Inii d p
hi c I 1: 7 reciprneating intiailAtinns ol
f eV. and st 'I w .ter. In the bfight
cat of i Ii" r. ular strata, the ci a. we
at en? h fin I cn id-iiiy with t'.e
u- Is at present cxitin on tbe same j
C i st ; and hsMy. o ci a" thewt stra
ta, i;i(liseiiiniiiaiely, there is sjireau
at ovcrinc of ffravelseeminffly form
ed by the action of a delude, which
has detnebed and roimded by ctlr iiiou
frugmenls of tbe rocks over which it
e,n, co-au... ,.,' re. m "
uieni.u- laid (iiiadruneiN, many ol
., p. . :
ilmni i.l ii'iKiinwn fitiprnl r Rnec.tes
(I he liiitatudeit, mid the faiiil ipecie
cf elephant or iu.minolh, hear, ill no-
'
c ni una elKJ
Minified wi'h otno s,
cijua'-y
slruners
to the clifiw.Us
w :i
e tliev are now foend thjteoa,
ic ) yet associated with many t
prevent occupying the sauitt eun
in s."
T wn i pply thesp facts to the elii-e-d
itinn of the lieolny of the lie
country , it w ill appear that the grenl
oinss i elny, Kami and peliblcs, that
eons' itutes the soil ol ilmt section of
tbe S ate, is not 'ohler, :hua.'b new
.at hut mi, of the sttiila of llrtL'ljii !
i ni. i it, !-,. .vrnoi. it
i cnf. d crn"
Thl?tityriirvd'forthr"fif& that the
infinite i'n:ll u '.Lh li." ; i:ii:
i , i
in it
ndentical, at least in most case
ir-fA l )se nott, inhabit n; the Allan
tic Const and that the "whole nf it
deposited, if not at 'metttie.at
U"(tst icith'n a very short fer od. is
Prved by the cirrumsranre that these
-w are every tchere n t fie sane state
th ahll. n,,n .h ni.nt.Hnn nf'
Samuel liobe.on in BUden county,1 Prhaps a few ros-9 tw ned in -ho
12 miles above Klizabeth. Tti. first ! hr- When the mo m is Inning,
shell observed was a species of Pru p"r'"ct "insularly beautiful,
tiireulua. Thia was traced down the' On one ide of the square is tho
Hiver, quite to Wilmington, and in Post OlBre Correo, i -cupi'-d for a
was fi.u. d at internals of 10 and 10 variety of purposes besides the ono
miles, throughout the whole distance indicated by its nam . The front
on Major Owen's pl&utation, io the, 0f tliis building is n t very unliko
bed r the River at Klirnbeth, at tha' of th government house.
Walker's Bluff, in three or lour places xne building occupied by he offi.
abou Major (Jillespics, on o brtDch cng f ,h(. CUHlom, HrP 9ma H),d
tL IV, r.,?ifl1; 6 ii " which there are sever d passages!
tlie natural well io Dunlin county ... , 9
Specie. ofo.bergcneral-Veuus, Area W "1 b n,If ,
Pirten, ce. were found in most .f article-" of produce of the Island uy
these places nnd a more aeeurate ex-" export duty vfleee i lvy
atninar on w tntd prtibfltbtybB-rewardt t,pi tliere o jirevent any wett- . -ed
by tbe digcovery in them all. They band. A IU . ..iu
are alik- in their appea-ane . wbelb 'the AtamMa, overl edcs lie hay.
er taken from one or another fil.. it i a'p"' " hundred rds io
above mentioned Idealities, so that if length, and Wo in width, with a W t
a person were present ed vv it a mast of four feet high on the side or htt
of half d-enyed shells frum the tipper waer, built of alone; and a Htn l.tr
parr f Bladen, 'lom B:niwiek,ion0 about three feet high, next Mitt
Afw-iianover or uuptm, ne wnmo
unable to tell froifi ubicb plaee .!
ei me
The appearance of the shells is
also such, as to carry conviction at
usee lo tbe mind, that they have ne
ver been loused by the waves upon
the seashore bu' that the animal
iuh&bitin; them were suddenly de
stroyed, atid they piled up by some
jrcal eatasiropti n uf tho rv--liitioHs
in tbe condition of tbe lobe,
reg'peetiiig tbe causes of which we
lmU prMJUyfttfevcx-reii,ajJl.7inr
dAikiieM. Mirii (..at are tusseu tij
the iviivm, soon have ail their angles
worn oil' by ll.e attrition of the mud,
but they have as many sharn angles
and dciica! t fun ow and projections
as are to be found in those which con
luiti living tui i in al This fact lap
nears to nio. sais the Professor to
prova decisively, that the soil of the
lo- country is not tbe result of a gra
dual rncroacbiiieal of tbo luuJ upon
lb'-' soa.
rromtbtf ew York Daily dvcrtisr.
CU IN 187.
The streets of the Havana are ve
ry narrow, and lowest in the cen
tre. The side walks are of course
in ptoportion; and. as little atten
tion is paid to keeping any part of
tbe pavement in repair, it is difficult
to walk with ease. In adddion to
tliis, the part of the city near the
wharf is usually crowded with mules,
carts, and ncgrm-.
I he most prominent public, build
ing that meets the eye alter lauding
is tin- (lovenir.U'nt House (Cass
tie (jobierno.) This fronts on a
..square c.-.lled Pleza de Annus (t
is two stones high, tmpportrd in
front by ten heavy pillars nnd ar
dies and occ upies a square ol near-
Iv 300 feet. The lower apartment!
is used for the various civil and mili -
tary ofliees of the government; in
t'ic c-'nt'C is a la go g op -..io : t
ro,,rl. and I he lippif slot is OC
i . . . . , 1
ituiiieu uy ine ,a main vuort.ii kiu
i ,r . . 'i'i.. .... . . .
i ns o ice i in ntioiic orisons is
I tM ..ll
on one. side, ami the military on tin-
other.
The Plaza de Armas, in front of
(his budding, is a square of equal
size. Formerly it was a grass plat.
but the present governor has erect-
ed a small ;-.ton w ill of abou tw
led higli il 'iu-i it, i d plac 'I on
t liu Mil I'i t tl I'tl I i I ri t f I rt 1 1 ;t of j
I 1 1 ii I I iimiu,, a vi mi I S r
subdivided it. int v.mtdler squaiis,
by stone walks t unning through it;
aiitl around each of the divisions, in
the t entre, is now erecting an iion
railing. Such of tho heiU r.s an:
ahejidv fin's'" d aie
fi ed with
vai'iay.aC.Ottcj.!
the t'!-:':i"-r: eat-p.""' "
X(i-i place is U9ed as a jitibl c
walk for the Indies at evening. Oo
Thursday evenitis; of each w ek, tho
roval band musicians parade on ooo
si le of the square, while the centre
is occupied by the 8iectattrs xnd
listeners, usually comprising 'Us
jsteerH Usualli
y.iuthrul' w 0f
so h o.raaion- Xh
. ...
both sfxes Oo
drss of fbe la-'ics
white, with no head dress, exempt
.ri,ai. xbe walk is entirel ofsto ic,
niMt(.rpii AnA rendered as sm . dh
i -
as a marble hearth It rs frequent
ed by the ladies and gentleme i, o
venidgs onVy, as the h -at here is in-4
tense, during the day and besides,
it Is not fashionable for a Udy
seen in the streets ut any the ime
'x ept in a volant. If is g oeral-y
thronged hr!ft ra .,-dih .
iois, when the reflections of light
from the hay , the music oi the i.. .,
ami the,4isiilay ill ..UejulJ dL IhQ.
u Idness of the Cuban sky, give a
peculiar sensation of pleasure.
At the head of this walk is the
Theatre, of which nothing can bo
said, except that in its appeamnco
it is a decent building. The per
formances of the slae;c at e generally
characterized by decency.
In the opposite side of tho bay ij
Regla: the spot about which ho tnjehj
has been s i(l. as the resort of ho
pirates. At present there is s Ut
ile pteary. Hist 'he llegla is occupied
f ir other purposes. Undur he id
minis ration of Mr. Monroe, they
had d nners there, and used t drnk
his health as the ''friend of pirnes!"
Boats are constancy crosdog intl
recrossing to tliis place and par icu
larly on feast nays. They are ao
numerous, that the government luvo
licensed 'hem and -o'noetled 'hem
1 1 i;o by turns, and required iio
pui n passtiges. I he w imie num
ber of these nd other sra Ii row
boats, in and about Havini, is up.
vads of 300. ll are covered Witl
an awning over the st en.
From the Sandwich Island
hr ng Mie puli'encss .l a,it.
William 11. Bowers, win left San
BI is on the 1st of March last, and
j came through the imcri'i'- of M xico
.o Ve a Cruz, we have the hdlowi ig
1 co-n iitmicalioii givi iC I it" inf to
ti .... f oil h United SHtCH sloo) of
, , . .
war i e:ii ui u, nun iatc an 1 K
'
il
I . .II. . S
' ! i-ll.. p
mir ine Hire n-e i m rne aioKvirh
sinds. From Vera Crux. Cjit.
H'vm s came passenger in the b ig
Kliz.i, arrived his morning fV:in
.that port. S one interesting ma-ino
', intelligence will be found under tho
prope- liead.
ij Capt. Bowers left at Sm Bias
the Uo cd Sta'cq sloop of va Pm-
f,rr T -s I it '1 l n a A n T.mi.io
t Ol lit U'l'l 1 li'MIHIl ;il V sf ' ' ' ' ' Ztf
tn e il lor Lima io May. ;86 on a
cruise, among (ho 8'iu'h Sea s hii h,
in (be coiirHe of w'lich she visited
! Martjuesas' (iroupe, Otaheite, anil
; cither of the Society IsIhihIs, the
- a S lodwi !, and s me "her i t a i Is
--i'li ol'mio - .: ra'"
TTTTo'WiWfl'rt
io the N'jrth