!');. J'lii ,
r J-?, "' 1 V-' !,.t-i
Adtttn !.! ', trait;:. 4 l! rvigU,
On f, n.t ,l,,rn J ith row,
Thr .j the ,tl wj.nl, t UJ,
We K the rt ai4 11 111 ft M,
N Curtt cruVd bcnca'li our lr-xj ,
No thk from Lcrte h t"i hath tt
Ij Ml dcjxaJ r-who joj'i dr-ruJ,
la awrrvw wrsp-t and brokenhearted.
This th it U J'7 1 Tie Joy supreme,
1 o dcU on ywjtltfuj dji and yran, -.
t'ntu.gM iU crin.euiMoU'4 ,ih ur
Of t'if.Oy JtiUt U M OUT JOMtSjJ
lie ( U vf innocence rl truth.
1i this Out U the boos of Heave.'
Tor to I we a!o rouat decend-
bill aduaa our coum we bend,
And all the pUaaaiit grovee and bowers
f t urea si Joy, aoJ &aU of
. ' Youth's mcy Verdant mca-la end groves
Grvt(y ofpUMuv, bowers of lores, '
4 Will, if pursued In UesmisiLng,
Be found or downward course attending. .
1 ttcq bct we reach tie vale ofyeara,
YYiib peaceful tyes, sutdim'd with uaisy,,T
We caimly vw in yonJcf mead, '
; ' The city of tb dead)
, -"VVitb pleasure iu manwoni view
Z1' toter, and become a tenant too. '
rmri.
ImCTATlOJf AND VANITY SEDUCED.
Said Ann to Iter mother, (affecting to pout,)
That impudent nM I dctctt !
I can't show any &ce within doors or without,
, But I ttt the full (u of that pert! .
JWtrtgiiLiok my dear ma, that a few bouritp,
AAcr paatlnf him (would jou bcfiero h ')
U turned l.lmclf fouwi, and be lUrtd at mt S
. i9 ttenLr oont cm concoWt It?" "
B cautknii, my thiUltLere tt company here
' , And jrou Btajr fur imprudence b blamed'.
TV1 (WJ jrou of all tliia Impertinence, dear f
" Why 1 aaw it, and wu to aabamcd !"
I "Bcwtro alTtctation, and rinity too,"
11 Biother replied, v-ith nnile
- " Hbcn you tow bin to $trali!j lookinj at you,
. tnj where did look all th Lile P
, , .' 1 EPIGRAM.
. aiBU ivi noDiaa rririMix.
AA'iai they tay, pOMcte'd th art, of old.
Of turning wbafJoc'cr b toueb'd to fold i
Tb'u, modern ttatctmen can rtem ith mm
"!fouca tbcai wUaWoV tiy'B turn t what jn
FOUENSIC ELOQUENCE.
MULUPB AND BROUGHAM.
r ;The crf hort tketch we hare f their
ipeechea la the ollovin; caae of aoduc
Hon, jive a u a vary inadequate Idea of
their at vie ul ipeakinjt but it ihowa u
how kdroiily Mr. Broughan hat turned
Mr. P a. weapona againat himtelf.
. We were never the cathuaiaitic admi-
vf M r- P'a." nyle tf U60Ucr.ce. It
wi too elaborate and extravagant; too
wuca iboondlnj lD metapbon and ana
the vis. Mr. Curran waiaufficientlr eu
raiive and Ooridin hie speechca on some
,. vxasJcfia, oo Ktftb 0 T bUtMKPhiilipi,'
in copying Curran, enlarged inttead of
. retrenching the defccriof hia treat ori
final. Nor wa? bia atyle alwaya auited to
; Ins subject. It was lofty and turgid, and
therefore frequently bombastic, wbatev
- ever was the theme whether it required
tn elevaled.style, or would have been con-
' tent with a low one whether he touched
the roajmificerjt plains and K'uantic ambl
tion of Boniiparte, or a Cinimoo caae of
assault and battery. 'The best speech he
ever did deliver was probablr bis satyrical
ettack upon parson Vlall f the mock be
roic of which be was ao well competent
to express. ' . ' ' ! ' . ' ' ;
' ir, Phillips is indisputably man of
fine genius but of bad taste. Judging
from Mrt Brougham's iiif ff upen
: - SM4ea3ss0Ueppiel
attuinAheratoffetiicrMr-UvCoatriies
: .': lo.reT(dcyjherfr ndjc
of. the Elrokcsioo must bave been pal
pable, rii(! irwe:tiiar judtre. by the
1iuTntTcTTftich "heft biatedly rulsrcPaT
Mr. P'a. expense. It would be' fortunate
If this genUeman could profit by the les
non he bit received be might even bleu
the t,3l ire, which corrects himaelf. Iu
truth, some efour young countrymen have?
themselves been misled by the speeches
ot Mr. PhiUip forgetting those-touch
worn out lines t
- Palae Klooreenee, Uke the priiti ;
riuiiudycolort sheds" oWiVery blace.
' But rue eloquence, like the unchanging tun,
v Shines on all objects, while it altera none.
.. . ; ' tHAW8TirittilMS.'l ' '
; I This, was an action for. the seduction of
the plalmifTs daughter, whereby he lost
vheraervicea..,c r .w , ;. '
. Mr C.'PhUljpi (with whom was-Mr.
Patterson) stated the case for the plaint iff,
and in an impassioned address to the jury, !
' , ' . r ,.1 f V. .1 t.-t Ji ;.f "...f.l
. rxrw l!!HiiM V t ,f a ft. 'tt t't
I A J i;,tt i,rtfle tr-IfiHn tf ti c
jiUtil.T's d-tsj-.t.ttr. rt.e ciailtne of the
lj f l.rH rt, that tit J,!'iitjff wu a
rain ii rr;,' t!-! iuiu'.'iUun of ,f, snj
b 4 hrti-(tit u;i tus ct-ulitrf tn the j 4th
of virtue and iinKrtic. J he litftiHlanl
wtt the aonol a wcalihy ferine r, rci!irt
inCrtenwkb. Mii t,liw and the Jcfcn
thr.t were row atwut the same age. In
Ihclreatly Infancy they hal gone to the
same school in (rcf na ich, but their can
nexlon and acquaintance bad ccttsd, un
ttl it was rent wed in the year lilt, and
then (he defendint meditated the ruin
which he afterwards effected under the
circumstances which would be detailed by
the yeune UAt liersclf. j The Icarotd
Counsel wrged the jury to express their
tense of the defendant a duhonoraMe con
tJutrr by fcMn "luclf images as would
Clrd the father some eompenaation for
ih irrtpar-UIe loss if daughter, scdu
ced from the paths of Innocence, and
abandoned to the world, prey to acorn
end mumy.
Jjnt Shv, the platnttf' daughter, was
then xarlcd. Her father rived in Green
wlch road, and she resided with him in
1118. She went to school with the d
fendant. His father was man of con-
alderable property! her father was i car
pcotcr; in II II, being tkea seventeen
years ef age she wis bound apprentice to
dress maker she was In the habit of
carrying out dresses to her mi stress's cus
lomers. .About the month of August,
1 818, the defendant renewed hisacuuain
lance with her. lie was about four months
older than herself. In that month she
was going home with some work, when
he vnet her, and asked her if he should
accompany her, and ahe replied in the ne
gstive, but he insisted upon going with
ber, and Accordingly went to the house
whuber ahe was going, and be waited out
side the tloor till ahe came out. lie af
terwards ailed her, If ahe Vrpt company
with any body. She said she did not know
what he meant by thau lie requested to
knew whether be mlht meet ber the
next evening but she said ahe did not
wish any such thing. About two or three
evenings afterwarda she met him again as
she wss going home with some work
He asked her if abe would take a walk
with him, which ahe refused. In Janua
ry, 1819, he met hernear the Limekilns,
in the Greenwich 'roadT'IIe said he had
aomcthing to ssy to her. He got off his
horse, and made her take bold of his arm.
They walked to Lea Grove. He solemn
ly promised to marry Iter, and offered a
piomise in writing, which she refused, aa
she trusted to bis honor. In the begin.
ningof March, 1830, she became preg
nant, and in the foltowinr November she
was brought to bed. Her father knew
nothing Of the txhactfon7 unfiTine cEiIJ
waaborn. She ew the defendant about
a - month- afterwards he ; observed: she
was onttoo soon, and he feared ahe would
catch cold; he said he wanted to see her
father her father had maintained the
child ever since. Previous to that time
ahe had devoted her earnings to the main
tenance of her father and mother, and
since then to the support of her child.
Cnti-tiamintd Her father hd DOLTt
tired from business ; formerly he kept a
. ..1 t . : i .
public house, but hot now ; he was once a
carpenter on board I ship rher came home
about six years since ; her mother never
slept out of the house during her father's
aoaence , ner lamer lormeriy- ncpi sue
Duke of lork public house, and after
wards the Rose and Crown. At that time
she used to sleep at the house of her fa
ther with a girl about 15. Iter reason
for not wishing her parents to know of
ber acquaintance with the defendant was,
that the did not believe the defendant
meant to perform hia promise of mar
riage.
Ht-txtniined--She never received any
relief from the parish fur the support of
her child nor any money from the defen
dantAfter the child, was born, defen
dant told her he would marry her when
be came of age Her parenta had no
child but herself. '
Mr. fforton deposed that the defendant
...... r . H .
was a young man ot very excellent cir-
I curnstancew-and poncs&cxl af xonsidera-
oie nronertr. "
HeiVtrplanmff,STwraxrosetT. -HF
rpjSihK Trr srrwdhe-ry;fr
the defsndpnuLtUs leamed friendMf-
P) to wards toe conclusion of his address,
requested them to forget every word he
hrnnired- request Ilia! Wii 'lisUally
made with the expectation that it would
bt refused and which as usually, the op
posite counsel would gladly know was ac
cepted. But on thia occasion the ton
verse was. true on both sides. He verily,
believed Mr. Phillips was perfectly sin
cere that he would gljdly think, that hot I
one vestige of his eloquent speech re-f
maiiied on the memories i whihe he tMi1
Brouehatit) entreated, for the -lake of the
iustice.of the cause, if not for their own
merriment, that they would remember
fef fireiftney fcj? whiefW feartti
ed friend had attempted to deccrale this
extraordinary law cause ; for never would
they find a more amusing contrast than
between the statement and tbe proof, the
Jowers and the, facts, than on that.com;
pamon in which he bej-jred them to in
dulge, What cow had become of the
retired tradesman, spending in retirement '
-i li l..t i 11 ' -p I "
; ;-.,(: J a W.th?, tn-n, !. hi I Urn a
rjrr.i inj a (j-j'u.itr, af A stilt woike-J
at tl.t ct)r n!ln:ti.!l trade f hp pro
iiKotTtht dilne art f eloquence was
the skill of the ctstor more shown In
ncjtie was the skill ef the ernlnrnt ritor
whom they hd bird mere evinced than
in the selection ef lories which should be
pressed on the attention tf the hearers
and accordingly he lift oat the stamin
(though he fui
jkt Lave furbished some
fiutcruu Iq the hinds ol iklUul irUst) pemion the pirates occup:ce, running in
he left out the Hose ln4 Crown, though, hnrltonlai direction about 1 20 feet,
be iitc a Cower, the rose might have bloom- from six to seven feet high, ind about the
ed In his periods (e laugh.) He left out same breadth, so intensely dark within
the Duke of York publia house, and left that we were obliged to light several em
it to be proved that his client and hia wife dies tefei e we could discover objects in
kept gin shop, where they strew by dsy u. recesses md windings of the recks,
and anored by Slight, while they left the A large tree of llgnumvit grows at the
sweet blossom of their hepes, " the ntrsncet csstins; i deep, shade aoynd,
day light vf i heir eyes,'4 the joy bf their adding eiUi grester gloom, to the appear
hearts," to sletp ins housw far from them, ince ef this romantic tpot-:1 Several other
where there were none but children'-
What would men.who kne the world which enten it the top of the cliffs, which
who hsd travelled on the broad highway we descended into by ropes to the per
f life hardly, indeed, more beaten than pendieular distsnce of fifty or sixty feet,
the read to Iee church, where the fair ee- end finding room be lew capable f con
dueir was tskerP-ssy to the stery ef this ulntng nearly 100 persons J ill hive tri
flower of creation, the fleshy speech in ces ef having been occupied. In some
which ahe had been painted in ihciroo caves article! of clothing were found, aop
tlce f Here wss father, who allowed hit posed to hsve been thrown in by the pi
daughter to go through her pregnancy j rates in their retreat I Innumerable quan
and auch was his, watchful care, that his titles of land crabs inhabit these caves,
suspicions were only awakened by the cry and which have the power of crawling
of her child ! Mr. Phillips had appealed along the side and roof with the esse of
le them as husbands and fathers: would flf. Ther retreated before us j col
they as fathers have acted thus careless
ly f If when one of tbem retired to so
lace himself, from the care of 'the world,
and called fur his bottle end pipe, he should
hear the cry of a child and be told that his
daughter waa become mother, what,
said Mr. Phillips, would he say f He
would tell them i he would exclaim
" What an excessive its have I been to go
on for months, and never ask a question
, , ... ... I
d.scover the evil till the fair flo.er which
hat blossomed so long produces iru m
due set son. (Mutk laughttr.) - What
was the former character ef;tbls fair
victim 1 She pretended ahe was so inno
cent as not to knew what keeping com
pany" meant a phrase which even sn
earl'sdauzhter miirht learn from her maid,
and which tbe flower of Greenwich must
have A thousand tiroea!. and yet she, who
was pure even in heatt who did not know
what evil meant who. preserved an in
fantile purity in the year of womanhood
gave up her priceless virtue on being
asked for it not in some sequestered spot
sacred to Nymphs and Naiads, the crea-
rures of a more etherial world, which we
resd of w the poets and Mr. Philhps
apeechee-btit-in the platn , highway I-
. i"!.MwV V, WM J?P0,!lS1?.;?-
j r : .1. . li. dv ... i
remove ner j woum oe as naru so re-
move Mr. Patterson from a way which he
I Mpatln tat. tama t.Mlh ikara Ui
caoeiWweuay
to deviate from this well known spot.
There did they meet the faithful horse
held on one arm of the seducer, and the
" tender fkwer" hanging with all her ten
drils on the other Hepeattd buriti
laughter.) Was not this the conduct, he
might intuit- aar.cif nnn nf the mnstabai
doned of her sex ? Could any believe that
up to this moment ahe waa even innocent
mrleid i -Oh ! but (said Mr. PhiHfmLryt.., ',... . '
she could prove
eive the defendant the most solemn DledirrJ
Sne' human beine Could tive:anor
and when they expected some awful ab-
ju ration-that she would take the horns capanie oi aiscnarging meir respective he kept them constantly at work. They
of some storied altar, or produce a bible functions. Such involuntary, motion, Ire m'09t eio,,, wotken in win
to swear on it turned out that thia fine therefore, says Dr. Wiiucb, greatly r .u, f. ,v. :
aim iuyu iiiuaiuii uicniu viuy ium ua i
went and swore tbe child to the
dant before a justice. (Grrof oitfAtr.)
Inthe decline of ancient eloquence, when
Etta nmm.m.. tm aJtaivtwa WMastasw Wa warn Sf
fine occasions for display were rare, it
was the practice of the Roman orators to
spin out subtile disputations on the tiles
animal or aubstante t and It was reDOi ted I
that thus a very splendid hsrangue was
indited on the subject of d?rf. Thus had
Mr. Phillips-not in the decline of elo-
quence, for his speech proved to be flour
ishing, but in the absence of a fit subject
for his own powers taken the course
once Dursued h Jess able sneakers and
caTnisnea nutwunincornaineniaoi
oncnTmrsnrm3rr?irty-
wked ihemtcrtsmtarehat address wfithi
the evidence to ihtflk-on the conduct
this yprlrand of the parents who had waMnscd wnhr8onic5
icq tor mrce years ociorc nicy commen
ced proceedings; "he was assured they
-
u-milsf oiih fiti1 a vrrrixrt far tn rirlen-
v. v..v. ....u - . . .......... .
""fW.-M"." l,Am? !IYC
tfe plainuff something, would tender him
Uo juwesi aiiu oascav loin ajuiuui ui
worthleMhessindlmpudence-asthore.
ward of this moat frivolous and brazen
faced action. ; - ' .
i-i::..-r .1:: ,. j...v : j
told the jury that if they believed she
wa as ready as the defendant, and had
- .. : . . j i t.i
CMJJ
asked, whal damage, would carry coats V
Mr. justice Best Informed them, th,t
any damages would carry
y damages would carry costs b this
form of action.
Tht jury found a verdict for the plain
iKDamagc$ 4Qa.
Sht.tkvn ttrnttmnt
A U : r from er oe htti the
U.S. sth-.ntr (irr hound, ifstr f,SlfiJt
tt e tJrT.it t,t the Tirstrsat V? Crtn.
lives tha fo!!fing description of the caves
of these free hooters.
A cave, in which was found various ar
ticles of plunder, female dresses end some
human bones, the history of which, could
it be known would doubtless chili one's
blood with horror. It enters it the base
of perpendicular cliff directly unded the
caves art near the same place, one of
lected in the extremity f the caves in
such quantities, as to fill up large fissures
in the rocks.
DOUniX TONCCEP LADT.
Brighton (English) papers mention
that there is at present reading in Brigh
ton, a Uij of great beauty and accom
Dlishments. vosstwi of a rjuaHtr which
mitt nut nf at! fli.tinr the fame e( the I
uruiuar T ano aiiiiiuiur muni imu iitoii. ,.
forrnlon of tbe t07ncue, whlch here etarnaUy,
. ' . . h . h . ioncitadin,i
direction, and actually forms a double
tongue. Not the slightest inconvenience
is felt from this exubcrent gift of nature.
With this desirable and admirable addi
tion to the organ of domrttic comfort, this
lady is enabled to afford entertainment to
ber frienda beyond the power ef any ven
triloquist, er indeed conception. From
the personal charms she possesses, as
well as a highly endowed mind, she hss
had many auitors, none of whom have re
tired from paying homage,-owing to the
effects of the extra tlapitr hung in thia
. e -xceedintlv clear, sweet, and
. v ' . - - - - !
h,moDioul, ,H0Wing her to sing .with
Kreit effecL; thc other so exqulsilly tbrii-
Uag, thatjt. JwJ he been bestowed. on
hef for no olheP rorpo,e lhn t9 Uip the
..;,t .m,n ,ft!r. ftr i ' wlth ,u. I
T T . "
a, pipiDR un a ouiiu-jtu, iinrwi si
a canary. What is remarkable, her mo
ther was deaf and dumb.
yawning. .
. . , , .
Few persona imaging that this agree-
abU-exerctso-tMmportant-rrrvjf
tne animal economy, uoernave ob.
aerves. that vawnint aDDears to be de
. . . t . . -. a . - . . -
mou",nrou u7ut "'c ,lcm con!e-
I a . . t
S7 l "B" c v'.ou' rau".'
niiiniiii wa-a wan nav wnaw iririniii mill i a.aa i
tvuuuici iv uiuui) uui t tv utioiuc
oelen-jhabiluDl, or be too often repeated, es.
pecially by persons of sedentary lives,
jt will be advisable to inspire a large
. ' . . .
potion of fresh air. Yawning ;s per
L. . l mnA-n oll ,l. v.
formed by extending all the muscles,
. ' .. 0rnon.an,0lI,.ft, '
: " " r i .
"cm Dyexpanaingutcmngsjoy siow.
j inhaling a large portion of air, and
expiring it after it has been rarified in
the body t and lastly, by restqrinjr the
i j; li . I
muscles to their natural position.
t .. ; '.'
.. . w. .-
rnet-t"a . v. -.wauLViolcnt commotions We wouia
wuh a larger one m tow, propeUed ex.
P5 rad4 Vht
fAllf - nrsthAiit earsw ra iKIea es vatvtv arasv
11... :. . .: "li . .,1
macr. wirnrmr invvii Die Hutncv eirrm
thecurrentactingentwowaterwheels,
mA - boat 8tippbrtedr The Edil
. ' . o ' . r-int
two water wheels.
-f . - Ct.r.
?rfhe. Ncwfork Statesman says,
his ia a patent .nyention of Col.
Edward C arke Member of he Acad-
-k.. :
yeirailuggeated; mto tUwhirlwtnd ur
which thould firesent a ereater surface10' r
. . . . ; . : 1
'rsttfcUnnoproPelthefoat
ofwhtcb
theory wauffiqent tomduce hini to
ma" f"" l,l ?I3hica Pr-
vea successful , and in 1815 he con-
structed a water wheel which worked
a pump by the influx of the tide on the
l5f1iire, ',.k!i t.c it is t. !
it lus I ecu in s.Htf. Jul r rrration t (
the wtisic!urin ami the lavr r,'...r
oflVre to g israntce the pisse of Ui!
wiih liis machinery up incline d j hnts
of ten or fifteen degrees.
A machine which rrorrls a body ta
stream by a force derived frcm the
counter currtnt of the water, we thick
is about as wonderful as the Ion
sought after perputal motion; and we
shall not be astonished if people with
hold their credence till they have the
ocular proof. Vrty, Cat,
- i ' 4
YA.VK.tC
This ter0 came uito Tornie in Ea
rope It the comaiVncernent of the rev
olatioti that rTc indrpendtrite t) the"
OnitcxJSutcsof Amcrici. ..Xhe word
Si derived from the Indian epithet
Tanhti which aignifief In the Indiatj
language the qailitjr of SovincWe
courage and was used by one of till
chief Tribei of Northmcrlcan In
dians, at t name to designate then at
being free and triumphant over the
surrounding nations t and it was alan
used as the name of the chief or king
of the tribe to which the terra applrtd.
raow aw aaatiae rarsav
The parish clerk of a village in Dev
onshire was directed by the Church
Wardens to give notice to the congre
gation that Parson H and Parson C,'
would preach there alternately! for
which he read thus: the congrcga
lion be a desired to take notice that
ROCK IIONEf.
" lit mA hm U ruth kmry lie racl."
Deut ami. 1J.
Suck horiejr from a rock? Hosf"
could this possibly be done f In South
Africa the beet hare the habit of de
positing, or plastering their honey oaj
the surface of rock's to clirla f which,"'
for its protection, fhey cover with a '
layer of dark coloured wax. This, by
exposure to the weather, becomes hard, , '
and of a colour which cannot easily be
distinguished from the rosk itself.-
Suppose a penon roakina? aa iociiion,
tn th.s
inghis
ceed. t
. i r . i
outsiae coat ol wax oy appiy
mouth to It he would easily iuc
ia sucking out plenty of honeys
T
.. J .
viewing mm from a Iittrar
UISWOCC Q ODSCTTing W
distance and observing some of the?
, j 1 k. .i:- f,n
I., fl. , ,. '
u,XrV
ine Dees irequenuy cover treea ta
thff time manner, saith their hone
, r .l: ai "v
anu wax. a nave seen me game cbj
0f , Dutch farmer's house Utmd
over in the same way' It proved W
h; i otn.e.uai mntr0 e Uoniv. for he
I..J - i !.J .
i j- F
OOD" na w"7
Uha
the excavation he had made Al his
SU) VAWAf (ailWU i
necessity required continual supplies,
climates. : j
MORAL REFLECTIONS.
The serenity of nature, aod the atea-f
Kv operation of the lew a that; govern
inanimate creation, strike the mindf
with aininilar lnrr uihn rrtnti-aftCxa
-.t. i. r
" T '7p";-I, .xt
with the turmoil and confusion that ,
produced by the angry passiom of man
Voud tnd presumptuous, we thtnt.
tnat thc veI7 naents should be aHec
ted when. we arc moved, and that they L
too should raee when our bosoms iwell
lhe.ftthat rtUfthi
Such, however, iS!not the appointment,
T . - - If . -
en, however, is not the appointment
'w a I " alt';
w. . . i- . .
Hraven and mirnrid it humbled
, - . . ... ? . ...
urc ui uimi 7 Jircar iu , ui uaiuiv,
tn4 xU harmony of her
, hJl arVurged by an angry j
vehemer,ce lhat deran , Jr own foX
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