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Dear ajed the, - ' SiMar.i parental* LiU\ U??Mm uVr, flirt f-rtyl ftkhli OmVbdRul.6re, tat l" et^oy it* light* wiinVr 1 ... J**!'" C i ? .nor heeditt ?oar. '??' For f 'iiVC UUU would teach, . Tlul He who walk?I the stormy wave, lo !???...ao^ndglity |M??rloMVei L. A. HIGULAM) MAltY. In weMrhurch of tircenock, without a ht <!.c 10 murk the place,, slumber tlic ashen 14 auiu?' Highlander, Mary. On a late v i-.lt *o ui.it tow)i, curiosity and a hope of f// " fifty ftOm? particular* rcspcitlug the object 0.'t'.ie pot-wtove, ihd.iced us to pay a.viait t6 t?Vc irtothef of Mary Campbell, now rcsld /tHi, t*. rc. Weiouud her a tidy, lulu old wo* W. ?, tffamr efcore watrd betide her "w<c bit mijIc," ..nd busily employed at her spinning ?J whfeel, with the product of wliivh-uid a little uasistancefrom tlte pariah, she man Ages toeke out a sort of livelihood, iter daugafe-r Mary toon became the object of convetv.twxi, and weivittfld her extremely commtnlcaiiyc. Hhe Mated that when her daughter cathi from A > i hhire, ?h< spoke often of the corr?*j?on deiivc the had there maintained with burns, ami ?atd that he repeatedly offfcred her hit liMifl; .nd t'?id her he would come to any yart of the H^hlanda and marrv her. He likewise m-M>t!oned that it wa* hit intention to r,o to the West Indict, but he aakl, in the ovvirt of kbit taking place, he would settle a y-xt\\ turn upon Tilt Highland Mary until he r^iu'i ned. BtrW. gallantry at this time farmed n theinv-forroaopa, and Nlary nimoat dreaded a u.?ien with ? ne whom her friends condemn ed a? ^ rake, ltad the survived, these ob ject i,-.n? would have been surmounted; but, Al?*!*fccii liat farewell was apokcii; ere they wire long aeperated the rcaiatlcss nrm ?>f de.tb numbered Mary among his victim*} 'V'l she waa minuted with the clods of the val ley?while the bard, unconscious of bis Kiss, svo* revelling in viasiou.iry prospects of do P* ni< ..tic blUs. Impatient at thu delay and si lence of tua betrothed, limns wrote tepeat edl) to the Highlands, but could obtain no bgjjpripalton to quiet hla soul. At lenght he .?^uTuri*taid a Utter of inquiry to her uncle lit (itcetioo^ and by him the melancholy truth w;,?j)u&*lded. 1 o one whose oosom u as t eli de -i> *.Si/e to the finer feelings and p.ifc?;<>i<s, th.*. proved an o? erwhclmm,; bit n?hi* men t .n^msh waa in the extreme, ui.d his ?<?.;? T ? i .verc vented In the well Known inipaa te ad.1rc*? ?? to M .r> in Heaven." Af t?-." -\l -y'? death avvvtat letters trom Ihirnr., 1. a t ng ah the aixloiir and enthusiasm w'.i ;a cintraclenzcd Inn cfTtmioiM., were <l'.? <v? ."red in Jher cheat. '1'hviit, with a letter nd ircatedtoMta. Campbell, )?y her intend ed s .n-ln-law, were committed to the flames l>i the iDthleaa hand of one ot Miry'* lirnth ?iif I'lie list parting scene between t|ie youthful lovers, as de?t:ribcd by the ]K/et, waa extrcincl> imprea?i\ c. v , IIIGIILAN!) MA'IV B.-nr* V' Itaak^aai) brao?, nod ?tr<;r.int sruu.id . The eiilb ol Moui?onn-iy, Qrraiilw ynura wood*, ami fair your Ci.twi ri, T .?ur wittvra n?vrr drti.nlu ! 'JTIi'-r.' tiuiM#r Aral unfaitld herjoW, And tin rv Ihr lNnii>tt Inrry; K>r IIimh I took iIh Ian (snwtel ?"> iweetillgkland Mary How ?watily Idoom'd lln- nsy.pr. rn Idrfc, (low rl?h Ihr L!..u'j.o; A*und?rt?Mth theirIrsiiMiii ilnidc, J eleap'd lie* to ay intioin! Tin* e<dd?a hour*, on anc*l alng?, jMrtre'ar taeand my J?>arir Yordearto m? aa Hr.M and lib*, \V*? uiy aw?et Ul?hlNnd M ay. a vow. and InrSt'd embrace, par partlnic wa? fa* lender; 4nd pled^inK aft lo Meet nguhi, ? We loio our?ef< a??n^*r; * . But. Old fall dentil'* untim. ly f?o?t, Thai nipt mv flower ?n? rarlv, Hovv ?re?n'* ifie ao<l, and elaini'* Hie clay, That wn|W my Miipiland Mar/. O jiale, pale now, thoae ro*v H|?, I ?ft liaakbMd v.t- fondly! JkitH rioted for ny.tlie *|mrkllnK Klaure Tnat d?rllnn ma ?a# Itlndly! And .n^ol lrlna: not\ In dlani daV, *TI?al lieart ih^t lo'ed in' dearly! *WI wllhln my lioaoin'* corv, Shall live inv lll?ldaad Mary. cSriHRAPOttftKNCK. 1 The following Irttci w? left here the ' r iUv hy ?i itt'ck hoy. who dtapptMrvd w WMri * * ^ I"* mMVI W Ap mmWeut k wmPlelJvercd. It may have Wn uttended Tot the Enquirer. Uit ,.n we j liaVe no communication with thwt office at grrmut (the wr ithor being *o cOld) w* fh *f*,m the bt*t way of giving them the tu Ibr.uAtOa W4? to puhlieb It. it Iim been ?lu",rMed to ?* that ?? wm meant for a reply fp * I4te letter from England, which ?i>pv?i ?d u> ?Ht eolutth* of the Kniuirer. * If the iHtnf Writer will nend tor the innnoscrhit ?t ihi* office, ho wHI receive U Hi *? ?? r<?M W<ftr nndwell wiHitlnn" ai it came hcrtf.j M T. Mm. Jidvo(u'(, Jatt. 34, 1627. Nj.w-Yokk Jam. I 77. It ?V#/ thtme gut tie v^hx chlent? grey iind travelling give n mWi wlvlom.hut w?* .1 ??? the wl*do?n?*MVHg*t ton lion ? treet 9tt\v.(%ee1k yager* <? el I/wuP n tttb?v4l!>er ** ' t ie#n lotti&mljle country. abiande*crt. I tndcutor i m tolerably m poeeiblr, but r?, jMipoosee, and grand jui ie* i In the worM. u moment of 1 tailor had d>? idunncd?tl?? ^ v P* areaetyally m :. -hw* >? |4M dtoemhlc comttrr. J goAc to the continent At ahi"ment*s waruhr*. Tl.cixf.Mc to there too nm: h Mbmy tp this detestable country. Tfc u :?pcrfcetly (lwr. If I were the King of thw Yjnlttc liflodki, I would show them privilege. Why d<*it (Iodide Cfcnhfrg rieg*?Litc flM* a'spr? ? royalty instead of Colonic TrA4ek /he civil |(?: would spare a prince and u couple of prioresses, without creating With commer cial distress. 1 havenodoubt the Yankee Doo dlr? would be joyful to get the ft In tltto low i)i ed nation. Cull at the foreign office when you receive .this demml^tatHi make the proposal to our friend <*corge. Let a couple of princes and piincesacs he picked.out, let them lie of the pure breeds pickle them well* and M ini them to my care by a Llvcrpoid packet. I'll stick a pen behind my ear, ami unship them here. It' Knglaml can't furnlah the requisite blood, tell him to vend to Gcr> TnApy* \ on know our friend Pm - >, the gentle man pug i I int. lie transp rted himself to thcuc bkorex with tho benevolent Intent of in troducing the mysteries of that sulrihnc sci ence, I' waa always half a quaker. I said so when black M ?!>?? ?? broke his bridge. But (would you believe It?) the | M)H(et of New-York are perfectly negli gent of h'.s splendid hceompllsmenta. We have f.ad several milling matches liut with a tew exception*, they were Insufferably flat ?only two or three rib* broken. Peoute hiiirQ no taste. Our friend mlvertisml a school of defence, and (horrablc to relate!) the vulgar raised a Itue ami cry >va if u new eruption of Vesuvius bad broken oat. We have hood-wh?kc<l the ftas, however. A gyninaaiam we have called it, and every one (1 now delighted. <1 have dune him all the service I could. There are Irot two or three nee/it In thisabomntbly cold city, and ! I advised tlicui to attend his lectures. They i obey me. It 1? well they da 1 would cut : them nt we d > In Bond-street if they mur ? mured. 1 did not go to Cnnndi as you appeared to : anticipate. In New-York, I foond myself I far enough in the wild Indian country. I , h id no Idea of proceeding to the Lake ntthe i Wooda, merely to die with Capt. Harry at r L inciter boaud. The admiralty mutt eX 1?cet m Mich expedition* to he made by mo. lore the people are wild enough. You art* ] mistaken about moekaions. 'ITtey nrc ftsort I of night caps which the aavfigcapul I their feet. K<*au and I h tve been working 1 reformation in the morel* and mnnrer*. ^ { ere tin- Luther and Calvin of the nrw world; ? and 1 Miould not be surprised were we naked ? for our pains. \Ve k.M ed tolerably, yet we meet with itmity refractory Knunilitlts I?ut th.it tve expected. I went to I'hiltulciphiu 1 l**t summer. 1 I 'U kI heart moored in the w.it.ItjtifHisr. This l t'Mik to isc a fresh evi dence tli.it Lit spirit .ind twte are not do , ? l:iitnpr. J u? alt* a dash at Philadelphia. I: 1 in a dull plan*, but 1 brightened up Chcsnut 1 street lor once in two thmisand year*. I ? V??? U?1'?W Iiuk M(. III .U.. ?>,. -?< (i.jill'H or ? talk lit Longs, I looked into the la*t ; London Magux'ne, burnished iny l1'reach, | (leraian, and Italian phrases, a.id then I as ? tor.ished the quake rt and aavugv.t of 1'hil.i ; dclph a. Vt dinner I talked r >uod\he table i la every laagti ;ge. The pcopic stared: but | vulgar repuohcan* always stare at men of i isir.on, uk rial lounger of Itond strict t'lrl: ttlphin, I re>?e.4t, u a dull place. The street* arc xi? >un|> too hiou.1, and too rtraijht. Tin: manners nrc very insipid. I u'ldcrstandthat 'mi* Mr. Willi tm Pcnn is the father <>f t tic whole city. II- must l?e n pro dlgou* fellow, for I should suppose they cuttnt I wenty tluaiiand inhabitant*, ne.sidcR women, children, ami ? much tattle. They talked much a!n?ut one General Jackson. I never heard cf him l>eforc. 1 suppose lie Hr n eipijw, or someftort of ? wild nnimil. The. only military mun I %iw In Phdadelphin. was the renowned Colonel riaek. IIv pos sesses u very fusliiounblQ mft.t iry air. I ?Woftqulte intimate with him. He invited me to a namdc, mid sa'.ut.'d mo a U mllitnlre. you nny depend upon l?, he is the only inilit try hero in tne country.' . lie offered to get mu a commission if 1 would condvccnd to accept of it t hut I hstopwder; a:id since 1 wai t iu,;ht the fxiicy* 1 t!iink and swords an- entirely u*cle*s. A place called Callow Hill* was the scene of Ills clnrv. I rode (Hit Aith him. Alt the girls, (ladie* they call than) in I'hil idelphi.i looked at us and admired. I wanintroduced to Itvdy Pluck. ttlie is a ?plrmtid woman, hut rather short, and soinuwhat tin* f.tmily very interest inf. I'lie Colonel came to New-\ or k, mr.de visits* t?xik tliegns, and excited a ^roat ften>atlon. Of cjuinv 1 was in his company da-lv. I'he authorities of lluenos Ayres (some'of those "port* or places" whkfi Caiinmjj talks of in the house) seiitl'lurk a service <-t China the other day, and I had the honor of first drinking tea out of them. 1 hat e ?>??< n told that they have tawnjr apeerhe* in 'A'astiihgitnn. Thisiath* capital if. the iruntry. It <vu named after a Virginia planter, who is h ,id to have re* belied against his Ute ^racK us majesty. . Of court* Washington mutt have Iteun ? and anvage f' llow. Why the native* called the clhel city after him, 1 cannot And out. There is n great deal of speaking r.t the I liaise of Commons hi Washington. 1 have not heard wh.it language they talk in* but I presume it mm* be nome hideous dialcct of ? ho Indian. 'I Key speak, dress, nhave and fight all In the sum# building. Barbarism, i* tltu political economists s.iy, h always an '?neihy to dn ???*? of labor. Tlicy know no thing of pugilicu^-'i'Hey will never be cial till, pugiliam be introduced. Msuy of their member-, come over tho mountains r died the Allegaults. 'I'Uey are a aort of giants nine feet nifch with a single eye In tH? jrtWiead. I r? member reading of them when >i tending ray classes Cycleps I believe they call them. This accounts f.?r the victory Which they elaiin over the BritKh vetranaaf a little village coiled New-Orleans snme ? here on the m4rffnoT a rh'det In Ketlturk). ? * ? ilion*, md Anuld like *o know the re .? wn that rrbela ' ?jf state concerning the trtith pf thb tlMtter. They tal*. much sbuntbne TAR IFF. What tluu i? I cannot And out. I thought it ww me huge intlUn. but I MA told m*. I find however, that the fellow called the ia disagreeable tn his majesty's ministers? therefore 1 lute him, uod pronounce him ?' blackguard) end 1 believe he in aoinq leai'cr of ttle fiction who will wcernothing hut Am erica cloth, uml abuse* our Khtffih fgbrtca. He hen great Influence hero, and 1 suspcit tt the defendant of ?oo?e Virginia Pocahon tas or\*nkee parson. Handoluh ie the only meeker Id tiongrcsa that 1 rr?Lk L" much of the haunt ton about I miR|W I-dterat ire hi not pirt.culurly flourishing in thin climate. Mrs. Royal) it the only an thoteia worth mentioning. I have civdear ourcd to introduce a hne fate, but the ///ft raieurrt are excessive stupid. They have little or nntaktc. I niu \ery Intimate with Mm Roy all ;the is a charming lady. 1 huvc had fevend delicious ir/e*-u-tcUt with her i ladyship. She Unow busy with a novel call : cd the fenneiiean. Hhv cleared one day. ? nil the cabinet of Washington nut of the city. Would she not he an useful auxiliary to hit majesty**ministry? 1 am told Mr. Randolph the Vltglftfcin lithe only me that can approach her. There is a Pcnjival here who is some times called Hillctk?Imt lie Is a mere dri veller?depend u|*m jti there is no mistake. i We have four theatres in thia city, hut ' with the exception of a few Knglish players they would appear ridiculous. 1 have seen ;n young fellow called Forrest (J r.upjtose he ' is railed to from lioing caught in the woods;) bnt he Is a sad dog. There can be no such , thing us a native player. They can raise codfish and Amir here, hut that is all. Keuit J waa pelted at IV.stor. This 1 cxpccted, bc j cau?*, they arc nil more or less savages ! there, and great favourites of the Indian ruf , Ban, called the Tunjf'. I... I hare shown some life in this city. I waa 1 at one of the thestres a few months'since and had a line row with rue of the little comic fMliyeph I was ttandibg with a lady ? ? gave him a slap mi the cheek in our Broad ? street style. ?* Ser," said 1, " consider yourself whipped. The little fellow had i m<>rc aplrit tlian I expected. He actuallv kicked me, and ?t the Mine time said with ? muchsnn/f/ro/-/. consideryottraelf kill I made np the rr-.tter with him as well as 1 co?ild?I jtave l?. ii \ snppe", abottleofcham ? paigrfe, anil the nitnflerablc fellow, forgave me. 'I If pltycr* le.?d a pretty merry life, only titer will cm ?nvl. 'i'he greco room, oac told mt is always full of the waters of conten tion, (what! only water!) Not |r?ng since, n winder ehillcnged a mugger, hut the m-tim Wr y lead bis wife nrtd ten smalt children, t if course the pistol* were pt into their ci? jcs, the manager returned to his green room, and the singer to his notes. toucre.tdy is here. Little MissPovey (now Mrs. Knight) l< nii lixmlo), lb- lUXIt.. ??????. ??.,.? hi" |.w. left ?? sweet home" for Fancy'* Sketch and f.-nint Bclino. How doc* the'Yankee mana ger in London.' Here we have too Knglish manaxcra and a (icrman. The latter it a w< t fellow?quite a moistener. I have seen the Ring of Yankee Doodles. He shook hands with the plclieans in the C.I* v nmi one aav, aniiwni team on meoc ?inn, f quelle mennAbilUk!) There is no such tit iik ?* fashion Iterc. They have lit tle ta-te Would you believe? the Howl strict i 'ylc of which I prided myself to mut-h, is laughed at by the dull Yankee rogtu'o. 1 cist a?c my quitting glass at the tbeutre !mt n host of greasy plehenns in tho pit will grin from ear to ear. If 1 were to give turmoil on'.-aod-outer for their pain*, up wmi'.d u.irt one of their abominable jkw licc-offirer*, like the phantom* in Macbeth, or Witch of Kmlcr before &tmuol the Irish liif.'i >i>. 'fhc hours here are' damnable. What do you t li ink of three oVloc It for dining.' Iff ahouhl*Witlk cut on u Hamlty aftsrtoam I cwt have a quarrel in the street but the mint* will stare, the jwee offlr.crs will dodge, or the grand jury put their heads to* gether and co;?pire against me. e ? ? - [Ile e follows an 4W unt of hl? inlimirv witJi our friend the editor of the Knqulrcr, but as we don't believe the half of his iio ? pertinence we ahnll not troupe our readers, with It. However much we may quarrel with nor friend, must be remembered they nrc foully quarrels and no one tins n rl >ht to int< rfcrc between us. Wc dislike to see him nhus>*d by any popinjay that happens to hung (very loosely ton) upon the skirts of so* rk-ty. J ? ?.? ? ? A brute the other day asked me to drink a glass of beer with him, and cat n eraeker. Tiid you ever hear of such a thing? It is common here to drink liter, even by those who rail th< msclves genteel. What beam they mutt lie!?Females here h re too inde pendent; they tnlk about nature, morality, and other sad ?tnlF.??What is Fred Lamb doing?'la he still in Hpnin? The females have abominablr fec? ? They will make ex rellent wives for < urate* howeverr They have no elcga ice?-nothing rechtrthr?no ramlitle?no diamonds?no lace. l|ow is Viscountess Berwick? Is my Lord Dcer hurst still passing off pluohlmck tor jewelry and paste fir diamonds! Afknfm ?They have got no r.luh here hut ?me called the (ueltali, ami th:?t 1 hate. There it a very tolerable club lionse oppo sitc the Park, but (would you believe it?) they never drink any thing hot lieer out of a pewter mug, and eat lookers ami coflfikh. Tnis is too moral Wing and llbertv living. Of eourso they are n rascally Mrt of fellows. 1 saw some of them the other day and shook hands with one of them. Wlmt was the consequence? 1 had to use a half a crown's worth of Windsor tonp before my hands ware clean. These bucktails are a sort of wild Indians, the defendants of one Tamma ny, a prodigious mjuhw or chief, (1 ten a volume ?>f ncrfsonsanu iutcfuls tom?b iWt then. In our Yankee Doodle I .ml d?P. R. Hend me over a new opera glass? mine K dim Already. I wot filkl u fresh {gg.ar TSRggay Wr L'otdnem* tff.r-it to very certain that Uit feeling* of admiration for feroalo loveliness von never be eradicated from the heart nf num. The vicissitudes of ft tempest t??st world may obscure them for i^rtoda, hut they nrc too firmly Interwoven with our ex istence to be altogether destroyed. A* men become habituated to the World, they heewne moi-e cautious of fanning that feclUiK lt?^o a lambent flame* Init occasionally If win break I out as abruptly oa the ?un doe* In a shower* ry day of spffftg; The |>oavea?ur sometime* is unconscious of any other than a cold, re pulsive heart. lli? friend* are continually telling him of it, and he InscaMbly adopt* their opinion*. But tho tolil repulsive heart to appearance in *'.?> often the most in flammable when once the proper object^!* presented to it. A depth of feeling I* mutt generally associated with a glowing imaglna ti<m (nut fancy* lor that is quite u different tldng) and yet tlicy show the light ao much a* to often be mistaken for fastidiousness, en for fastidiousness, Rrine, or coin inuiocrence. When Mich n cart i* touched it la a concuming flame. Jt . eharacttr.?1 do not know any object more Interesting than an amiable young la* dy receiving her company. ministering to their amnacmcntk mixing in every little tide . of talk? and directing the while the whole pi cat ant but Intricate machinery of a party, lit require* something that may be called talent to entertain company with grace^umI , cake?to draw out the retiring character of the reserved?bring congenial apirita Into acquaintance?afford wit It* proper nutri* 1 ment?and fancy its glittering flashes. A large party contains variou* dispositions tempet h, likings antipathies, Ctc." These arc the material* out of which are to be con atrncted happiness, delight and enjoyment. It Mil the peculiar pro vine* of woman In polite society to ccment the different etc-1 inentft of happiness together with Iter plas tic hand. In such a situation her skill ia most vcen hh well MS felt. Those females I who t'.o it well have the reward in the very act. * ' , ? Socfriy ami Solitude.? Society nuu mU* tude are more alike in point of creating hap piness than people imagine. 1 have been ; alone in a wilderness, with not n human creature within reach of me for many miles, and yet the very glow of the bright nfter ! noon tun, a* he ilhnninated the distant moun tain tops, fdled tho heart with the purest rapture. There are moment# of enlt UHiiuyn. . i u.i?c it'lt tne vune feeling in M>cletv. The ? brilliancy of gay dancers?the 'ense iuid grace of female loveliness joined with some being about which the'mind lingers withde | light, produce the same sensations which | nature In her loveliest appearance e\ei did. ; Hociety and solittide meet on the same grou.nl j of equal enjoyment. There i? a g.uig ?>f lr>y* 'hi the Itowcry principally butchers that for w lonj; time ha\e been the drciul of thut ncighlmr hood. They cull themselves ?hc " Hell Fire CliA," add Irolly and ubusc every per son they meet. Two of them whose mime* ?re have, art; represented us perfect outlawa. They tire in the hahit of calling unwary per sons Into their ilwiglitcr hou?c*,n* If they in tended employing them, n?.d then abusing imd beating them. Female* paeaing by,have been hlnckgu irdcd and intuited hy them. Oik m-tn lately putting hy wits asked hy one of them if he wanted work, nnd on answer ing affirmatively, wm told to go into the slaughter 'house i after getting liim there, titer tied nu apron over hi* head and then kicked him into the street.?Several of them have been arretted mat arc tinder rccognl xaiicch in the sum of $S00 to appear at the next ciatrt of sessions. We trust the court will make an example of thum if oonvktcd. Jivmlng Put, . <v . ? ? ? i - .4 tailor'* iltHrlfillto tf Hunting.?Going to see my futhcr the other day, he axvd me, to taken voyage a hunting with him. Mo when the r.wabher had rigged the ho*sen, they I brought me one to stow myself on board of?> qne that they told me waela such right trims she would go as last on any tack aa n Faulk soma cutter. Hoi got aloft and, and clapp ed myaelf athwart ship, and made a* nuch way nathe best of 'em) to the windward nf a gravel pit, we espied a hare at anchor; and to we weighed and bore away, and just a* X hid overtaken her, my lmr*c csmr plump i?the back stay broke? I so we weighed and bore away, and just a* I had overtaken her, ashore vp^n a rock ^WBjB _ I . _ she pitchcj me over the forecaatle, came keel upwards and unshipped my shoulder and hang me iff eve tall on hind privateering again. "Hogft, tvherr w //"?At Urnwyn. during diviner mi vice, two dors, one of which w t* the parson'*, were fighting at the west end of the Church. The person, whA waa then reading the second letaon, rushed out to port them i and on h|a return, doubt* ing where he had left off, aafced the rlerk, ** Roger, where wga If"?."Why, d?A?n parting tho d??gs, to be sure/* fcald linger, to the no snull amusement of tho cottgicga* A late hunrtpno and poj?uUr l.iwyer speak ing of two contlcuuua .courts, the judges of which |?ad vary different habits. wiimd i n It i? lamentable to think how atowly justice la..admini?tered In the on* rowt, and how ?peedlly injustice |? tba oU*r'? ?* I* ?* rvrlou* <1 wftyftflk ? OiydHuntlt r (IKwwrii i " John, 1 intend to Win replied, ?? Sir. to you, for 1 cannot ralno it Jjtuitkan and ihc Ca Torn wooden clock r ticttt a lew veara . of hi* ware (or n 4>u 8e through Houth-Ci Ic for hit clocks, I Injt one, he begun to on arriving ata place w lengeed ?? rlock would not go. I ring ate placc where of ititi clock*, the I hlnrw th being a clock, and very gravely ol hod one b?d dock Which to Mil; but through mistake you one. 1 have an excellent one li It but two dollars more; and I it to run forever/' The and the purcluper did mm fcrence >n the pricc.?Tt successful, that Jonathan < route home which be hnd travel out, keeping one clock toexcr that would not jjo, which at almost every stopping - The CeukU A* Prise Ciirctfimtiert.' mlr.Uty oHer two annual if SO? and another ?300,1 incuts that shall b* produced ot thin kind. The maker* send them to the Royal Obser vatory at (ireenwich, where they tuc kept and tried, their variation! carefully .noted, and the reward adjudged to the mod perfect. On the 1st of Mm Inst, of forty omndt?.two mnuuf>u.t>ired by French, vcre decided to be thu roost accurate, nnd the pri accordingly both awarded to . the official limit, it appeal's thatRUfciitiu racy of thise two time keepers la mostd* tranrdinarv, nnd far Mir naming every thing ef the Wild on record; the one varied six tenth* of a m iiiwl on it* mean daily rate, dnriiw twelve month", while the other varied something leu titan a second. To *uen n degree ol curious nicety, (says the London Literary Otlettr,) has Mr. Prvnch carried these chronometers, that tiie scientific and mechanical world, by comparing the name months of 1826, with thoae of 1825, will sec, with surprise, that one has .varied, one second and seven hun dredths, in fifteen month*, while the other hits varied only sixty-three hundredth* of a second in seventeen months. Thus an expert navigator could have sailed to China and bark again with the one, and not have been out of hislonfitufe more than a half a mile?while, with the other a voyage might hare been performed round the world, and the greatest error need rw. have cxrcededjjftfty or sixty perches. The*? facts speak for themselves, and require no further comment. We oiMtl, however1, to slate the above two, and r oe for which Mr. I', had previously gained a prise, are elf he day chronometers. URRM^n'ON &rENT. Bmr! .You tink toy when yon dir. you dead for true> No ao ting?nebba see d? day.dat time no moirou begin for?*?You think sayj deady ivo come, trouble Mm mo? Hal man, t dead six minutes put you na bilbo, Byou. IHmns e you wld fire i e loot. Heady no gr>% tny yoti gut twist vtsi plantain; no so lead, no mo bum hole in your belly. with fccha; (Vein no gib drop day; no k<> lioling else for drink, tay de (Tame come *n you nose.' You tink for runaway* see de day; you foot fount f * twenty thousand year. 11 like a |>ot, yet deady no come, nebby for cool vou sorry for you. * lie sinful straight to hell) yc? alt you liom jrou bom iu sin,?You tli Chat noywt f.iderdoit.' him I Oder ?lcbt. Yon m onst yor .? I fit/, ?No so, dero roast me sorry for yen, rr. Pog*>d(y,of town who Had a Nat*:-? losvt In one of hie ly vexed at always l open, nltho* ^reat j them properly ?t curiosity excited [ ed to v itneKs wKh hi* it I ling of the plugs, If* opportunity to have the upon hnii; and had not ?p ?r,