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cheeking instantly the speed of 'riiy
'"org: his pace neer exceeded a
clumsy rolling walk, but .s su'lii'ieii'
to keep U' Immmc t ft hort gallop
I q ve him a haf front e teh. barrel ol
my gun, at aheul fifty ja It' dittincc,
and the second, wi.ic struck his eur,
seemed to gjve hi.n . mo cent's unea-
i ne s only; hut the fust, which struck
ititn on iUr body, failed in nvtkiitg the
h nut uiiprssioo. Afer ivm him
another "par, vvhifh flew off In
i nh hid'- witlioiif ' xeitioe; ihe least
seimalfiDii, wc lefi bun to hi laift.
and iincp; there are no public
mijseinerttsor public ocenphtions lo
eiigagerufr uUeot'ioo, and their do
oeKtio cafgH are few. 4A haHid there
fore to ibem more than a Cull, it is
Hi awnctier from uieoibiiiy lock
ed up HTetion an intpirer of motion
nud ih agJil. Ac'rduigly there is
more aresut is, , more pansion. than
tiwrk eyViof aureole girl ieein to j
nMik uclideiirotion'ayd earnekfnessi
f .pmt that on cannot choose buff
ntaK f u iif i ner t Jnr wei near i
The pa. ktM sliinQiitn Mb. fin x
icgham, has arrived at ISew V- .fc
om iiavr, aou brings tiles ot KjoiJO '
nl liitllignttrii s fgsiuer to -tho
3'h I J u n e . the Con u t i o n c I f
he 14 h -nd Havre popers to tho-
Dth all incloiive. f
r it.. r..:..u i . i
kri, for the reception of Mi Can? v
AI)VKIirisEKxrS
Not exceeding 10 hues, neatly io-
ilrt(l IIithh tuni'O fnr ntif ilnllitr. Hid
25 ceats for every aiicecedins'Subli. ' w,'.rt; q"rcV;ini thrown
-it'oof- brougftf u iiyft; j of nn '''.'hour; iKere'fs an arVackmtfnl
eii'ht eienhaii'H W'-ir at no erot i!i
tHiice; and comi, towards us: it vva
thought p u-lcut to chase t heni away,
and we all mounted forthar purpose.
'V ey pp''ared unwilling to';o, and
did not even ttiruJ.tfieir baek initjl w
8!
0111
, , : rrar pti8 ai tueili; Mie uaHfifS iron
eatiun: those t qreiter hntrtli in the, f i.-o:- 1
. , 0 m. tlie p? oltlie miti, hiivrfver, appear
Trotu Maj )r Dt nifi..n . i..es in -tinea.
K K PHT N S.
Expedition Iq the Tcha t -'Oa ar-fivi-
$ at ihe l ike Mai.nny left us.
l e -id, to ofk for tiie elephant
as he s',f ikh had des;r'-d him to t?k'
m- ioe to them; and I romuenc--d
sliiMitiijgj and examining the bau'il'u
vurieiy of wate-fow's tfiat were m
tlouiiids sporting on tie Witter and
its shores. 1 Mieeeetieu in snoot g a
hill, and om snipes, "which were a
numerous as the swarm of hef-s, and
in three shots killed four couple of
dorks and one couple of wild peesc:
tV were vry nrtods'-in- y m.w k i
u df fine speeimeiis Whuc I
t' n;'employed, Maramy cam-, gailou
up, saying that 5e had f und thret
verv laree elenhants craz'tiar to the
f .
smith east, dose to" th water. Wiien
Me eme within a lew hundred yauis
of 1 hem, all the per nn n fool, unit
tnv servant on a male, wvre orderfii
to holt, while four of u. who were
mMinied, rode up to these stupeudou
- anmals
"The 'sheikh's' people b'gm
srreeehiug violently, and althcgh al
fir-t the) appeared to treat ur up
p H( h with great eonl Hipt, ytt uiel
a li'tle they moved t) eiv ,g tl.eir
ea s. which had u.iiil thfl hung flat
on their .houJders, aod giviii"; a n ar
thai shook he ground under u. (J t
wh' an immense fel ow, I should up
p'e sixteen feet high; the other two
ure female and moved away rather
quickly, while the male kept in the
rr ar. as if to iivrd their retreat. V e
wheeled swiftly round him, ai.d a
ramy caMing'a sj.ear at him, which
struek hiai just under the toil, and
seemed to give him about an inueli
vw'fl toua were perched on thr
bucks of the elephants. . Tliee. re
senble a thrueh -n shape; and noi,
and were represented to me as being
extremely useful to the elephant, in
picking off the vermm from tliov
pnriH which it is not in his power to
reich " T '
Ou the loth of February itajor D
continutu, 1 tliis "inVnii.' went i
the eatwa'd. in ord PP In ttlWft tin ft.
tenl ofthe forest, and also, if
between you which is ' delichtfuL and
you cannot resign it A without . regret.,
slfe is pale, it is true; but f there is a
beauiy, as Suth sad, in' thts very
pah riess, and her fui yet delicate
shape, is at once the shrine and ceu
ser of Love, whence breathe
. v . ''The --n-It tnfr thought,
The kiss' ambrosial, and the yi. I Wog' smile."
will hold
ht on end,
and think the minutes all too short.
At four in the mornin my last p rt
nr went; she had started at, half nasi
even:'she could 110 louder resist the
eavernous yawns of her papa aud
mamma, but it was reluctantly that
ie tvent; ----
iiti tlwn tiataTecesit
I hke a ball in ihe AVest Indies bet
rerthan if Knglafid.VTrue it is thai J
you perspire, but then yoir have noli
lo undergo the triumph pf superior j
if
' t.
ft I N O,
tee nave sentenefd, seye aily.
fs. CharJfX UiineaJv: V
S'. tlc.Yilleneuve, and I)., .....
an, editors anil nronrietor ,.f it.a
iieraryjourna,caMed I
o three months' imniis,.nm. n
o pay a fitle of 30(Kr. ff,r l,;
ed of political iiih tiers n that liitner!
essrs. Ailei and It ck. hizh
tropVieto of i-fce, F onde,,,. ,r.
jeniei-eea t o ti ve-drt v ir .
uid hoed 2o0fr for a .milHr fT-...,
Russia The Emnernr .fw,!'
ias d n CTk,, ,v w.ieh
guer- are perm ted 'o obta n nu
onl zati.n. and form part of liussi.
D trading comiinnies.
The Austrian Obnervernnoun
hat the coronhoti f thi tn
(V.cholas irposipoiic.l to the mid lie
'f August,-- in 1 onsi'miAMa r .t. .
lenth of the Emnress Kl'izabctli.
x-ract of aprivar,. P,tf.r of tjl(; V
w auls ot one hufidrt d and - ftf y ele
phanls, whi.-h some of i, AralM had
seen the day befoie, while Ihe camels
urn f dii.g. i WHs no' litsappoii ied
i found them fibt.ut sis milea front
rtUi-.m the ; uurstis ouallv
ft Wflt by (he waters of the lake.
wt.ere tte coarse itrass is twico .the
height of a man: 'they seemed 10 cove,
lite lace of ihe country. iud, 1 should
think, rxeerded thr number I had ex-p-et
iJ to see. hen ttierwa .Cm hw
vei these their pastoral s they are
forced by hunger to apptoaeh f e
toWo and -Ynrpnd
ties rido'ties, as Ihe P.iims's av whi.li
.
: e- t' tth the orient humor hurst forth
a' r.h-rvais upon her ivory cheek,
raviaie'if erjinhms cont raHuen?'
W in tour yw r, Vy i: unvis, da'ats, no!
j;il;uies are all 1'srown open lo th
tiFtezf's 0 iiigtif ; Mowers and ever
i'eenn give in,' ami voruancy to v
Wrtlls, and the goidn mo-in or dia
tpi'tid t:it s;feafn through the many
openings with that rich and i t-p
splendor which good m- n will see
hereofier in I'arudise. It in rn ad
vice-not t drink much; restrain yur
uirouguoui meir marc h: who e nan 1 if.11 1 1 1 ,
iAti,..l il,.iA..M .1. . VI V i',,f 'vvelve o cl ck or so, and then
Wi u.ivrZ .""'"'""'eat m. cold meat and absorb a pint
JlDHX,!ii"Rle night Nothing
how. ver, more ieioeious than large
tjutelopes, witlia fox an.! wild h .g o
fwo. w as lo be seen beside i-iephan s
"J" I before sunset We can.. im,,o a
herd of elephants, foti teen or fifteen
10 nuirber: these Ifu iiHrrorg mud to
dance and f j.k ike So main emit.
oy beating vio.tuily a ura-s hisin
ith a suck; and as i.ight n w began
ol port, r ui', winch is p 'rfecllv in
noxmii- 0 the system, and more res
i-orar ir to the animal spirit than
punch, wine, or sangaree. Aonve all
d not be persuaded to swallo.v any.
wastry lea; it gives neither strength
nor vivaeity, bu raher impairs both,
nnd rn
- ......w.. in ni m II I
would excite passions that miht le-.(d
o an . xplosion. Jt is moreover ad
ded, ,hat his pr-senee in th Capital
ol Co land is "nov more nc.cessaiy tlmn
ver, as fresh commotion b gn tube
'It m several of tho provinces of 1 hat
Kingdom.''
The (iHEEK ("aUSF. Tha Prntih.
fort Journal, of the 6th instant, vUte8
t at the Lolocotrnmi party has fri
umpsed at Napoli di Romania. Ma
v.;cordaio qiit!cil the town in the
night to escape an ignominious death,"
and he, as wef a Couduriolti, h s
tak. n refuge ftt Hydra
The Naiit.nui Asuecnbly of Greece
iia ixsueu a tteoree temporarilv v st
ing the civil and "military aff 0f
the country in a Commisvion of Eleven
Members.
F ve Hacks full of the hea 's and
ears . .f the Greeks who fell at Misso-
I 111 liani. I. ...... T ' . n
uccti ieet'ive(j at lion-
to cast over us its
rnilml iho npilr. unit llm fi!lj n...
. ...v .... ...... w IIIH, u
Slooinv vt'il. P , 1 . 1 o .. . . ..
1 ...-a- - 0 J . ' .: re wuue siock 01 tnicic llo and
r.crm.Mfu on 11x1112 nurselves until ..,.11 '1....1 ...
ntnr;.w :.. .11 . ""niumiiM trim aituw ruox in me
morning in a small oiifii sDitee. where 1 na, . . .1 -. ..
u tr a .u , '1. 1 ""rt best cravat; otherwise with the ordi
a large trie, destroyed hv tiie HtiaekH ....
of the white ant, had fallen, and af- J aI,,arUU' T0U,r C',n ""
for.le.1 lir, ' ...I ' .'mv: a rop,, an.l the ent.ro focale
pain as when we pri.k our finger i ,ip, rMo sf ek h a any istance " ,l f utter dissnlution.
withapia,thehue beast threw up ! would have been dan-rrou at that 1 l'lJ"IJ'e -st nuelque cho.e
his trobocii in the a,r with a loud i i,n,r. in ' .J y..?. I.?1 a Danse! said the French
roar, and from, it cast such a volume IOns: and the liiilr... i ' . " .i1: "T n!a,,h r. the Ali,,("'
of sand, that ' unprepared as I was (gathered for our horses was furnish
for fuch an event, nearly blinded me.ed by the space within BiJlf r
I neveiepoaiu rnreiy, 11 eer, uuupns. iu Uur amnias Were Mirht n I . . 1 1 .'
and it is only when irritated that he!Plose to u, noH-,1,1,. ,,,i iZl Jm".1 a. ,,ur d,nner ,,f
: a ... 1. i i . ' ,mrr,."l' ciimea low m, sweet when vt nprne
; ; ' r sw ruu-
!lKtkH VOll rlP.Pft4l vel II nun 11 1 1 S t a II 1 1 Oli ni A If ia.nu ...l.l.l . -
j -.. w wj ....V"... -.. iinruurtj 10 ex-
fortab e. It is important to remark hibit four Greek C-vptains there alive
inm your suiri i-ouars stiouKi ne loose ao kiii mem tietort. the Keraglio. but
wiudwarfl and leeward, il is even so
with you! 8wcf t are ye ;.r yoiir
breakfast of yams and plainlains.
is dangerous, but he wi I 'sometime! fires Ihe greater part of the m-hf a
run uiMui a man and horse, after chtik
ing them with dust and destroy hnn
in an itHiani.
"As we had cut him off from fol
io" ing hi companions, he took the
direction leading to where we had lefi
the mule and the footmen. They
quickly lied in all directions, arid my
man Columbus (the mule. 'not being
inclined to increase its pnee) Was so.
alarmed, that he did not get the bet
ter of it for the whole day. We pres
sed the elephant nw very close, rid
ing before. '.behind and on each side
f of him; and his look sometimes, is he
they were sciz d and carried flf on
me roan it m v'pped thll lbo
Captain Pacha's jlftt will next i-EEl
scend upon Hydra and Sp zzj8.
A letter of ihe 29 h of April, frorrji 1
Trieste, states, that since the fall "t
of Missolonghi, all the (ireek chiefs
have redoubled iheircncrgy in calling " '
their countyrnen to arms. jbrahira
I aeha remains perfecily inactive,
awaiting reinforcements from Alex,
undria.
The Greek Committee at Paris
have received intelligence ofthe Gov-
niuicnt ol Napoli di Komania hav
lew roam cr Kiihiiuiinn
principally from the , .elephant and
jackal, were the only'disiscbanee that
we met with.,,
trate political economy, nnd urge hu- i ent provision: to 8alona for The
...v.. r. il. 1. .1.. . 1 I . I t ,r, ... I 1 . .
Dancing in the West IndUs.Vw.
ry t reole fem le loven daitc ug i she
love- herself,' From the qu .drille ol
the lady dou to ihe J.dm-J'thn of
the negro, to daieV is 10 be hnppy.
The intense delight they t,.k in it m
the naiural consequence of thru mio.
pno!t. f .. nniusrr vivacitr whicttrfe w hich went" w.'i'f. (Un i'.. .
hVU .eJiutthfiaki-ngofCape Bet;;:
inanity towards the slaves. buf sweet
ef than your father's sugars are ve,
dear heirs of the Caribbs, when ye
come (ifilliant and happy t.i shine
line uris in i lie (eiice. Coleridge9
Six .Month in the West Indus. j
The oldest warrior in the world-,
Tbyre ih Vfow '"living in, Kdgnftow,
Masn. tli! oldest wiirrior perhaps
oow 111 ihe world, Cunfain I'eter
. . 1 . ..'.-
t'edMe. tie wa a cabin but
h. the
fie-
ITl
Mis''J"nghitcs who have tnk. u rr.
fagf there. M Eynrd has mm pro
visions to tho troops of Kirakoki, '
which fT several d tys ' have been '
reduced tiih nfce8iyof subsisting
uiion tlie wild f ui.s -flhe moil 'ains
of ICtoli;!. Xni hne t'.e towns in po
sessi --.in of ih" (. ks is yet b'V -ed,
nd h.vsie m ei;.j:!oyed in furnis'hu--r
'he-:i wiih amm-jni ion. The Cnni'
mit eo hart also received frntn general
Kt.cii .a jlj iwileil report .'upon th prrr
11, omiuiu wii, kiv. -sent on!, up
t tii" ri.cif:ir iini. nmi ii.. u.
rf1 --"i r f J , P 'ilU-- i.intt.l.i fa q I, Jos. reaso u , a u d iihlliuiUi 4i4,' u-e4 f -t-Wrw--a-ij'-, -?.
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