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*>?:' Tat wad ike i ' * ? <M_. ?? +?' \ ?s . >V- ? 5 thought that I abould be t day fb fond a lorer, , Nanny ?pread her nets for me, a plover. ^ "ytf ^ i ^ , ?V' V -. *\r- 4 '?', y "Via *' { *? ? . y, V *5 teih and blood, and good bhicvcint, ^Vfhere't node Bke Nanny Brawny ; , She leads me with a rope of grains, '<1 Aa int' rest leads young Sawbfey. ' av- $55 ;dj&4fc% Rj i ? She treats me worse than fish or fowl, She roasts, and then she bastes me'; V'v "Vm grown as stuped as anWl; f lore I'm told that waates me. heart J^ike an Irish stew, y brain like batter ptfldiitfs -"V^t blue| "^T : a LB '. > ? I ? . wonder if you saw my dwir sure mMdfi th it ruti|' ?roti\ 1 1' .IWP'j 4 pnderj yr&mrj tar to ear, ^easboffas thunder. v ' butter at herlook, *:? j I'tSelt a * > And If it's kind I'm crazy 5 She meiftion'd once the /kart*il'? t .1 I &kl her l waslozy. My hea^ftth transport 'ginsto jump, When she begins tojgammon, bent ov/ry thump, It leap'd^p Uke a salmon, c ) , ' ;V 5 ^And.yet so tender by the byet ^fc^hat -when ahe cuts an onion, L^pr. it nowto^Whifte,'^ ayea to jelly t , ; ' struck, ifejime to /You'll HLike Miscellaneous . . (ii *2 ' * : .'-'TUP -?y . / ?? ? >MOF IIAYTI. ing a corres ng of Huytl some little attention . ? _ iarter, am) some en itj> the piiyiicaf a?d political Country whfch has, tuy vicis %<ftne troa 'WfM readen'fMnerelV ? ?** t to lie J HH _ present, ? r, wnat weittvc J!iu* *? ?"* present i, as pro Mcm^ri posse*! I _ ^ .,,, -J,H ? la^o^Sie K Wand, Shich is rcpresei ' ig less m( more intersected ^rith streams of "fresh water, and, consequently, more susceptible ef genffid oeltiVation, 1 than the retaining one third, which. . Is now divided, and forms two sep arate distinct 'ttvtpiments, under like title apd lVj^i|jiirt>llilf|rutii iMf 1 MhUcefttayd.am ?May tie f Chr$$U(ph* '?r^f *"*1 T*"** m " Hay ti, under the title of Henry tbe First, of whose 'government we now sneak, resides eight miles from Cape IiiMirj, (fbrtnerjy Cape Francois) at 4h$ nalac*De4SiuM Bouci } where be lias a small village established ; mtl We he holds his court, is extretiely difficult to access, and shy of foreigners. The wiagft, to iv hki h fete; Patiaa De Bans Sonc> p;WeH the name, Is immediately binder the guns of Fort Henry, commonly railed Fort Ferrier, wiietr it has licen stat&l by some, there are three hnn<li*fV"3flffin>jr ofheirs eigTiht lum <Vrcd ronngu tnoituied, v* itLi tmrrarks for twenty thftuttnd men, rati seven! >vhrfMdhSfcrt fttt|Bh<r *4-i ?P1"" " SHk^ ' in Ko ka ma-permiltea to viy his fortress, save only the engimm * German, ] who superintended tlVbuilding of it, rand whose reward ia to live and die Jpc. Fort m|nry haa oemMeu '?very bold appearance from the liubour, situated oh a high and dis- ' 6oR mounttrin, mid seeming at that | dwtanceioMddefiapce to the wwM| ? As to cape Henry, it presents- to-; the spectator one beep of raina ; eve ry tbird house may be occupied, but sot mote. The church which, da ring the time of the French, was the moat splendid in the West Indies, present* tofliew nothing but naked and uncovered walls, except that ; part over the alter, which m been covered in: On each side of the al ter is t ?out of ti*i muslin and silk, occupied sdlely hythe royal family during dtvipe service. Near thh church, the king has a palace, front* Sxg on four streets^hrougl^tteitber of which is the stranger permitted to naaa. The building is Veqr. low, I*"*1 h" ""***' "g *" exterior pearance from ordinary houses. Some two or three yeaift ago, tin king thought of ( hanguig tlie religion of his country, and communicated hfewislies on that ? subject to bis I ftif&ds and correspondents in Eng "land, ' Clarkspn, Wflberforce, and Stevens* This suggestion was not attended to on thefcr part, but they senthim out Ifence ?nundw s^lf <black man, an Americau, born m Connecticut, or Rhode Island, * and who went to England, toon after the war, ftff He bad the good frtrtaue to fall'fc ^ilt^ilber 2&?Eft&2?_ "art!* Ott his arrival in London, . brought him forward at public meet i, made speeches for him, and mtired of flris kind of cxhibif of to King of H . as ?? prodigy of learning. Foe a while and until lately, Mr. 841m deraremained a great fiivotite lit his ttew situation ,* but his majesty, find ing that his t alents bad been overra ted, as it 4a said, dismissed him, and Saupdersh&s returned to hif native home, (Connecticut.) lin, t*> eenJoa^liXg been taken .ince the establWrmentqf the present government. The citizens are res pectful and attentive to strangers ; hat ^niiin mostly in their houses* innc TOm itvttle or nofctwincom tM king Vein- tW(##taonoiollzer of the whole. lle^Tin fact, tte ? ?* irietor of afi ; he claims cv. jetioos ; man and' JieaaL&heir ppnMwqft^are all his. ^$B| Jbristdphe certainly deserves much credit for the perfection to which ' p?? has brought his^onardiyir^nd; it was no little disappointment to our informant, Who never had seen a crowned head, to come away without seeing his majesty. He had, how even the honors? ?eeihg MtM of ltn minsters decorated with various marks of royial (avou?> puikaUrly the order of St. Henw, and he assures us, they seemed to feel as easy and looked as Welk and as becoming, under these f M nnrlnrtl^ _ , ibom _he had an opportunity ?f seeing in (lis place, in fhtt Costume, wn a w?hh# ?*?? ?* - There is at the C an School, containing inn nunurcw I and seventy-five scholars, admirably I well conductedby Mr. Oullivar, fk #*5fl England. There is likewise an higher school, condected by the Rev. Mr. Morton, from England. In this school the FitOch and English] I MTTnmi Mill* s k i s wtj us w IIKCTTIRC HI" tended to|* hmght tliere, if it should he found /ii[K>n ah experiment, tbat themiiul <>f tlu* Haytiati is suscepti ble of #o hifch a ? There is no s<h#ol forh'ra?l?i, The fa*>9[>ital fm disabled soldwsts j is huHdlnb *nd SP?*"1 jgtewsM from EbrUi ? 1* 'r^bSSai*& CJ Ju"U? A successful vntf AwU.?Tlie Farmers in 'the vicinity of this place* owe for several years past been very ? modi troubled with Wolves destroy HMuieyer the 2<l iiwl. Hipy Wim^* 2?tr3S3S5W pitT hfe neighbois$aw< ?ftw dlritae^ they surrounded the Uiicket^wliens the, wolves had before dayttiehl sheep were cohidfudi same woods e Uiey . started Who fan round the > the former, apd a ^ JobaMfljer, |?n. SWrnZsMl^ i jfttl VAl^fu |1| ||ia QAfllP lllfif 4*- ?" bothwitbinamileof theCoort-Houso. To those accpiainted with the nature of the wolf, the circumstances attend ing this a Salt Were very singular, altd a similar occurrence is tuH re membered by the oldest boaters. , JMm ganger. IHMWaoss? Baltimore, J out 20. We yesterday published an m> coiirot of tfienarrow escape of the ceK ebrated Chieftain Sir Oregcy , Mac %rv%pr, by the accidental overturning of a stage conch, in whfcii lie y\ as a passenger, on his )vny to Ediiilmrg, The subsequent article will explain the nature of b?s vjfiit fo that *pU|?c, and sbew^iiat bis ardor anil ?al for tba emancipation of SponistJBfco vinc^Md the final extinction ofbi are atill jnwJ lfliaislted : ? Fed. fiepubiicmH E? ^ A EpwtiMn 6f arrived in Washington from 1 bursi fficotiaiw,) says thaU of the^oaih AnicTOtt Pal,__ ,J | an open taanuer for menrwiti ?niinterruptiotyyjatKl that* thrttf ?ie " ninstere^fuid ma*ched?jfiw&jk ^ this P0PP'|IH I , ' ? .a)^L,r . A Londoil paper of thi 28th v**f Aprils in speakjpg of the Fh&C fairs observes ? that the trial murderers of $#"/ Fauldcs , pace with tho budget, and the aie so InscpattlA^Jh our mi we do nut in&giue weflMiti here of $ne A^tobut remembei other. Tills murder h trocious, we have any Wcxyrd of Yltt deliberate extension of the living bo idy Of pauldca un** holding him with b It the ijjfcfc loor v * and hi? throat bare,btet cutting his throat, and r Wood.ia te vrsyl) tk. might not be stainc<h$ *ilfe out the body fo throwlnfti Tire rx^r> and t lie emptying .of the pail Upon ? to**" ,^.^-BLLw ~tj* -? so YuaOvl ? - ? VI U i annals of our 5#?i i^cca to.wbfc$ tHc Hv] worthy of thp most I ?????*?? "v? mjft ur i energetic. flajB*" of'Jlev? lajt: ltv jv. wv .T ? ? uSi . *? .<un<> . w?w ?uu mnw uomuie circumstance, indeed, we have /?#}#* ted in (NrflKove enumeration, mime* ly, that tlie woman wlio MjJ the pail, stirred nii thobtoml wm-W hand#, lest it should be**** /lo^> ami might not pmttso chwttlNim1 ttie Mo&Sn .. ... ' [.Lynch" fondly in freRnd I'adiliug nun straw to t|i*|ff proportion as the screams of . men an J children "wei ? heard, Only suitable parallel ; hut tt'di ccrued in this, transaction. !Qy *?a( wecan understand of {-the evutefli*. Madam Mansoi^ ^ iu ti.e boo* upon to civtted and chamber b the home. 'MW. poster lin?i" loft the child'* fow minUtrs, to do aotnetbiiiz outside of the door; but she was ?o | near aatobe ible to see into ths rwmj whore the child was. When the ie- 1 tamed. into the home she lound the child drowned, with iu head In 4 1 kettt*, where there wait scarcely I | ???pail t ull of water. It was their only I [' fctaild, by*. ? . " ? "] Anathtt ffTxrniw.? On AY erinef day last, a prl about & years ol<lf daughter of Mri Mo*e? Ctaw foul, ipsioing near the brick house; in Montague, ftaasex <*Hroty, 14. J, wa* accidently ishot by her toolW, k boy m Veara fcld- Mr. Crtrwftnru Mas at work fn his ahon? firlr?. C 'raw ford waagonc to meetings ii.ft little girl ftood upon a chair looking oui aitheftont ifrimlow? ~ her brolcr ^ n? in the l>ack room anitttiug hir.M^f with a loaded p*n, v\ hie l? tentrojially awl the W?% tent*, consisting ot a trail awl were lodged in iter !>hck. hi e \v;^ still alive on Thorday evening b?.t little hone* were in i\ ofliii h. recovery.