TWO DOLL tits per annum, payable aemt-annual in advance. If not paid enlun the year, $2 .50 will be charged. - • verti ietnedtp nox r4c.cldirtg two/Felines will be c h arge d $1 for three inaectionir—and 50 Centsfcir up n/eatiotif Larger 'ones inpropOrtioni t li advertisements will be inseinedunti I orderrdnut. ' , A irs the woe ivr 4h.ttlC) ire to be cutatitioui specified ' and ,11 be charged at cording!) . teariy advertiseri will be charged Sl2 per annum: inciOding subscription 10 the paper—with the pnit lege, Jilegping one advertise:tient not exceeding 2-squares standing daring the year, and the insertion of a smaller one in each hapir forthi4esiiccesalie /al tatters addressesito the editor must be post pa id othorwisens attenugn wilt he' paid to them. All notices forineetings.&c and other notices which have heretofore I,.een inset? ctl gratis. will be charged 25 dents eich.es colic Slarrattzts.nd Deathr.., it:V" Ph , 'it... rds Bill, of Lading- and Nuadbills cf ,trry deliceprwn. newly printed at Otis Ofice 41414[10,0mi cas i, ~„, From the .Veu• l'orkrr in the range of trdidern Enrili•h'prietry: it is rare to find sou:stance of grivideur, pathos and niore melortiolis versification than the foliowij.g hme The last two Lees of hne or the sta. zits are now supplied ; they w e-e never written. or were lost from the numuseript. It is unnecessary to designate them, fattier disin b) !Le.e mfv r ority to the remainder. -PORTUGUESE HYMN TO TILE' *IRIAN MARY. • . BY JOH.: LitYDEN. Sr.ta of the wide awl pathless sea. Who oust on mar i ners in eh inc. These votive garmertt.:. wet tr, thee, We hang within illy h 0. - thrum. When O er us tla shis.l the Burg:ng brine. krnid the' warring Water tort. We called no other Caine but thine. And hoped, when other h sins lost ANC NI3TH Stefla' Star or the vast and ht. - Zing m in, When dark and' [hoe Is CI the rkv. And mountain waiiesi o'er s Kreet . their storm) heads on high : When virgins for thou true lutes sigh, . And raise! their wee,,ing eve.. iu thee, The .Sta r of Ocean heeth their c-v. And eaten the foundering, ',irk at sea. Ave :stella ' NtAt of the dirk and storm) yrs, hcn wre-kinC ternpeats r in] us rave Thy gentle strpri rorm,wesee, linght rismz o er 4tte !Marry wait. The hilWlllll7.4llorni, that seem to grave 'Their victims, sulk m mu, c bisect, The sitrZlng IA I yr: rtYls'ip to the TMe path beneath the zlistening Teet. Aye Aar. Stela Star of the desert sva tent 'AN ~ t t ! tni• ~,,ortn's cry Asa ef. On thatch o - e oosotn to Le; ‘vi, ' An I , i • TheinOth(l . of the h. ice. 's 6. Ace :11.00. Star onto. deer.--It :hat , est trmst The s a, e,' offer s:;e1 t rePalitl t!te•lseel The tem,,,•!... r Trust ?Tilde the liefelt ' ee 11141 . 11irl', , In ' s reel r'The b• I nt , So 0 r' :1!1), or sivo. Thst ep nr. in offh, . Intl re..l Fhy far-i,ersadatgt r .s.p., • , ••••. .•1 ,F• 111, N'lh•mr fillAA A A rl' ••1 I/lefty crovi LI— VA Al •••4' I AAA r • • . • .. r AI '•; • TLe Sr-ir L ar, g;.• fir et tht 11 : 11. n .ritts ri 7 . 7 y ik a . 4'ol t/ k l l kJ. t.tgc ttt L !.) •wr rftelt. prt 7'•r 1i '• t C . . ..1. =I =BIM 1,199 t• • !, ernr rid. Lon ii,c.“s in bt lit, and 3`l` , tidi in bre.dlh. Prop . .isrd fill for steam 1 . .-.4 , il.—The bend. of a bill to be brought : .rr - 111lnuot hare btx , ” by W 1.1,11 11 .4 tar prfat . a, at "..I. V1C5,11. a I/- gaged n 1 t an , . , .. w ten iity• 4 , 1 .16• r mnuunl tabour: . ,1110 [HA L,C eiciplo‘ ithrtut ttplral• ii/r.l I l'• •1.. , „r% lO I erg' .Ul.l r fait lor c‘, r . lour miles ur iracll.ll p! lir Jr tit " erg' ,in-cu thlr. or NoaLLANUC; ,•• . r'llr:•d 0.1; 1 1 at_ tiinp;inz ;0 II tLI,. p. Non., tvd: b-•;;IE !it 0,1 and ilia, ha-ged q j) OW gen. tleician..se, k re....pondt.iice Idol ..1 time to t;n• aird.r ifl A iatiniateel Dike had ••:, ~A la-0111. n,. In i:4ls coun:ry and in Fain i.." Ti,. 1/,',c trtu-nad thanks to the 11.4,0 fats I,r a th. 7: and d into a long !nett( i;1 gi ; r alp.. Li, persecution lie had his tnelutes in France. Cher.tc'zir.—A new instr. , ,t.on la a:Jout to be. opeatat at the IVez.t.,.oLl W Ili, to afford to Live house:ass pour a ~upper, orc..tatast, and medteal &mama:ice xtqui , Ld. 'roe committee have appoatte.l,llr. ClLarles of Marguetic street, bear taad'edl otilocr. and 1:t: lIaL I , i su:Jstr:b. era already theludes the c.ttef u: the nul:ll,ty and gentry, important 'Ll:n=stl'ee llrrntion.-11r. Ct.les, of Charine cross, ha,. refent:v.inaue eormcerable proverne,.ts cari*t,. by wl,ith he has minced the Irie*.i , in two hatever weight he may have to prop '; Toe of the carriages is shewn, which wi.l etrry an immen.e weight, 'auctunted°Vrge aiitiltrict ton whe , l4 whereon the friction te' educed FS, materiai:v, that FIX ounces when fastened to a sir over a pulley, and by that, cleans attached, lb tlt. trrvtge, w ith only four aritiArichan whecti' will or- T el aw, ~-it of ti lbe; solth three ourt . t. will effect the tame ohject ; witimt the a tilwrioinn wheels the Caine weight n ili not be I,,und , ithes• lit to pro pet- the empty earriagg i•self, although that weighs only eleven pound. ; .win tan, gre tar weight i s required to propel tho with the food : aria double that to rnaintdifi al wh en the anti-rrretion w hie g 4 put on More War like' Prepiralioi,s. —The Board of Ad mirality finite h.tititAl t•r4!• ra. t.• • “Illipils.loll the Acheron, a s tir•t hoely launched from S..ettrilen•-•ard, o 13.1 tior.e power. The Salamander sti2aol-6.gate, Ui.o of the large-t Steaamis :a the Royal Na‘%. .., to be itiiinedra•t 'y commissioned.. 'File .t.d Spithre are Lice. tined for the Meditera tern stlktyl, I.llq 14 ANO Danrci O'Conhcy s'it l ,• fi r , pera,,n w Tio lodg. Ad a tithe scneoologfot hi, ihe (billion) at the Castle. It is d'Oniildet d 1:.411 he bin I, kve.D.ir. rynant on the sth at. .ir. 10 at.ciM a r . oirid of din ners at Kantek, You ntii. erford, Limerick, Cor dcc fJe- be in Dublin about the 30th of Nui., wheethe precurcur agile tion will begin in earnest. Lish Railroads:-1 `4 to uotierataod that the Duke of Leinster, Earls of 4w/owl, Gletlgall, and !Cell i:WU; LOrdll VLUXO4InI4I4 waruen at/a Libinure. with many other in 9 ueutilLf eull;emen and stratum:l 1 . have resolved to take hp the quesuon of Itieh rail ways, *order that auo. may be uni .rtaken under n the auspiaes of Linen; ept and eumµ issioners. Afilitera,—The to r ank and file of the army in Ireland...AWN/Svc - s as - follows. , vie artillery 812; cavalry 1839 ; tn fan I :101 , 1 , 1. Total 16./318. - Cfrittrage.—On• Tu ' day evening, Mr. Charles O'Keefe, ab opulent ndholnev. and brewer and tanner, resident in Tharlea, was shot, when about fitty yards final bis Own house. The ball, bred from a pistol,lintered kis left" stiimibler t and he expi red in t few minutes.. Mr. o,lEigre - . 4 vu i Acinlan Catholic, bet had irrittled the tteatiaoiry biejecting a one tenant. CM an estate . managed,t for noa pay. meat or rent. i Railroddi.—A 'deputation from the ,•onti mitt*, ap pcin'ted at the resent not (Mg On the twtyCct filthy Irish ft' an roads at the Gommeecial lidaloing, wetted on Low .11,orphet and submitted totin a general itl plan fur a .611 trunk and brunette., itiering mate rially from tilos, recommended by the Cmoilitssioh elb, and not uiterkring with any CoMpany already The sum required tO establish ioee end' the proptition af the ;Committee is that it be raked by one-third ht subScriptions, one third from Parliament, arid One third froth the coun ties. Lord Alutphct bald, he thought the pro-posi tion tang‘ble. • Tithe Ace.--tTlie Tithe Act Commtaiioners en larged, until the I lth of 11,41 idou.tiy, the period r- lodging memorials praying fur of the former advance Item the million Futid. ately on the meeting of Parliament, &short bill will be infrodotTtt, uuthunsing a distribution- of the resi due ut 'tut: .11nlim, ant. .this ineaWnre will peas through in a •few days. The Ecclesiastical Com missioners Lave been called on to repay, One Hun dred Thousand pounds burrowed foil them by the 1 - kLird.of Works from the niilht n, and, should the sum go hick tithe F. nd, the Ttlll4 Owners will receive terashilings in the pound, on ihe arrears of the last tout yuars. EnElish Yesterday the NI apir recerved the followthg triLILLIIIII/Colloll 1(0111 thu 41A41/4 CUp cj u.K d 1•411111 l a. X 11,411 in the nesOy .nr•Tipt t; hrnt ry AN-attt ;them: hag. fowls of tht , trt,tius phut arc thurici, andi rottst•efsing a dezre, 4retigth and tlavo.lr, lullyi cepa), it not aupervor, to)the tea itnporud trum Chiba : "Air. GoNen presents - hie comp:intents to the Ma%lll . Ifi 1;y dire Itun ut $4l- .1,4111 HOU lIISSI -C, ;se jilt Is.sour 1.1 sand 11.7. to 111,11 3 implc of tea. us itritt.ll a h.ethorumiunt exp:ah,Atory ; ut Inc picaSutim taken td tityrovt. Use CULI.I% sit Is a lid kititiut,cturt.. Mr. by hati,y lure 4, i‘e counintrhieattun (in the auhjert roo.l the 11al or r,t Lirhertrk, or trerti any persona condeeted tittn the tea trade. i • Plod/a lioaid, 4th Dec.:miter, 1836." llama raii —Captain ilroa'Oe, late Dth Infantry. 1.1!.11.1 a .Itag4.rale ui a gold it. , . ;.;1 It C:IVk ICPIII4I P•e3u.lar, r., Qll 111.111.11f i erteUil,t ut Ire OE MEE "r G i - C . "n ;• . 11, r • wa:, the N.1 , 1:1 (1 , 1)..h . i t •11 r 11./10, hnl!t.l.ot4tely for the e .t' ;Wr) ( fillaCql. =MEM =1 , ~ t• 7 r..C.AI, t ill[r iSant .1 10., 4ji h0r.:411,% nn ra4l;4, tuy l ltlr rtlkor I= oto %v . :n{ll:4e l -kW! elllt4bll N4ctrage t•. ..yr 01 1.1 141411/:. u i all :14 el- MEI .• ••:• a p a: i-rth Siilillrr a 1,9 • ta, • v .H.g II A) rl..nt:„ there , i.nty daunt she w , lll 4.;.,w .1n 4,9(111, in all ilfl l otlbility ant tar fru," u„ r w as Last up. A e•iti. gale !rani Om J. E., has kt wathAl on .Ip• coast !or ”.evere I thsys, and Iles, co doubt, Centri• 6 0 4 .(1 ariee tile wl.t-tk I=llll r, ' , y 1 , 11. r II r.r Cou,n to I, Cr(' 1.14; atl‘mire in 1,11 l .- ;Hlth ( • 0 1 .cttLy ' a., 11l LlVer 1,01, 0,1 ~. tci> n 44titii• btKiit r. .1! trisi o-N iflllse! 111 (;1.1.g.,,t ute wevkc, in e"nstkinliiee era rte %Am. tt 13 rt l K fled tale iAare in a t'ba, 6 . ) 8. A e E rr iin,anta 1143 eriditzed 113k!s I,t3gow du . mg the Oxole iterrog at stt adyi prices. (;laggove fialstr iiatesthlit a eanypir. ecy has been.tiiseutered in h.land and in the Ist •II t11111••1. 1 - : 31.11 .t Oa IS , 11, 44)1111;01C , to I,le 01 I.s,drt t., pro , OO at Iv% 'foe Em s• lor 1,, o;t1 . 1.. th..t .;i th/ ikU r , tninteclrltnll . 'firier , rettrrt. and ;11...ed oryrif r I he care, as the crow/I.:and that int:a/tura is L., br a prlted not tn.!) to tl.hes•pirsotas Mho arc nun - until( arre-t, tmit tt: al: writ tt he in the I. art ut 11/e tit ...satroth.n shah he end ihund guilty. Itlrtinnz ,the per.un. arrested there are scvcral, it iti.ijain connect ee with lattfilies of the hirhest retpeetahlitty. •saa S.ietEs —Splendid FoeCUlleliS 0:1'061,11 Shells Lace lA.en I ,, und 1u .he Mailtraimi Colliery in An . git,ey. act,. . . i Earthquah - e.—On. the rith Nov. last, a smart shock 01 an earthquake, was iilt at Kingston. In tseveral places. the rucking was so severi, that many 1 [nrsons it:nixie uul, of hod, ripeeting thOr houses to 1 Isll. A romping noise like thundei, 4ceoriyained the concassiOn,ligteat calm existed, tiorti before inn I alter the concuss _ The winds Was east, whiz a deni.e log jilbrrnorTieter ranging 35, - Isnil the harem- . eter 24F 'lf he sensation was : - kOith lb south. , . EdollVlon.—Six proprietors of Fic4es in Mont gonierv.'hire have latch been eturstett yikmffen-ill I penalties. under 1.,e proritatons to the 1 y tilit, 3d. Lind 4th. IVin I.V. prineipa iy un i the section i 1 it' !wet...l:n[l.lv cducskcat.,ren ,n their eoi. I pier. The 1111171011 C rtema,l bet loilsiesti's 1 G.)vernnitzll have at lent . tile Principality, I 1 ; iarid the stores ot t'anibria h equal! . prdtections with their neighbors. 1 1 - , A aft/wiring.— An 'ancientsifter sprain, sesposed to be ulnae in the forgo of Elwinticiti, Was ni,votly wood to Loakow i e 60/11.1 alt toLI t aneitra t00,;.0 . g, the Feathers Inn, ianne tune Llnee a silver medal IA as! found lit the same sing., an the obverse of which vac the Whole length etbay of Henry 4th, with tig„arts on ti ells sida, and ot tott:/1141 , 0i ::'0 ,Harcib,"--•• eurius iv. ,t rge. mi ) amp, surrohnd. ed with 'hr ,-;- o 41Honivoit y ipenote," and on the outer ritu--...Burled iat Lhaperbory"- -,:t ,g hod rl.l )ears." I:he mipal wyn Y4tn , awl 21 iticaei, II; cliiitretcr. • _ Klaznr:ty —erin thus' place have beaa by. ugh H. itian, latelof Cernrar than./ • Liarrelly.--4The werks of tb4 rulturet end dock company, bo ‘ucipiti.ed by Um. Ist of ,J/by ors,. ~, . WrisA r.t.—The coal fortotititm co sista of el, tevaative layers , at to yellow or ' intidishe .sandstone, *ill clayey thauei to lha t iakta al davk b4wn slates, of a ...oiler naure than the pridiary AAA used for muffling, and called .cl,lty shale; and sodri,itinte;Yroin their being mixed lvittrfttimitiottailifialia: Between anew beds uf pltuinitiereltifhlather sod Jab le the,coal scams ire itterposed. that viYieti• dinyideribly in the quantity 'of bib:min-it contains, seeks more or less valuable 'for economittalpiipotettletrottlillWito the admixtureof this eubetaneti. l'heluaritity of, mud raised Jiiihtitish lideiiiirveiy entingeisbleiland at inty heat . ;tat t?- tilio.oubi 01 tince.:+4.,l* :i °F° limilic l. i f" • 1a.. 14 . 1 9P0T.: 0- 4 * * *- J. - ‘,/ . - - --;itlk - : , --:y.:.?.."...v:=*1 ~ --- ~.. -.---,!. _='o - i.,...,.. •- -0,.?;t.. , ... • ,:. 1 ' . . . . .. , „ - .. 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I, to her t.l.t! yt • • r, 'l,l • I.( ter- Lu.o the u0..4.413t.tim N " bud , Ills r t•.i all C , ‘) , RS. 7", • : n p r t4o4lnd 10 -, F o r .11410. „ 'tIMA til , tttre Qtpr 1..1 p 1 Atflutil (VA/ N. 1.. I L I, we d CV tt:.,l4 * * ttLf t - In it t••i • MEI EWafl.flwflflir WILES. =NI Piiblinhed Illeeklyr by Beinijaiqapts Hannan" rotkivAlle ) , &AN': akili County, Mennorvbri • , • great dealer her ?oipmerctal pr pert ; tor t i abandoned and cheapness of .bdth tor si seta to veriouil i distr tete we are inderbted for a Large jaw , lion of ours manufactures; the same !tette* of beds not only thruishaug fuel for workingttbeiiteam en gines, but also for their construction , • The 'aedomultmon of vegetable, matter at' , a re mote epoch in the history of the irorld for the , oafs. PU rnpuon df treat ores. which should atterwarda ea ist on its surface must strike •the Wei inquiring but when the upturned, twisted, and shattered We ta, so common in districts composed of the that measures, are before us, design is no so spparent, morepartidularly when the miner comptains.of the dislocatiori ;faults) whiEL interrupts his progress We might, therefore, regard this as a bar to the, in genuity and, industry of teen, extracting the comber; fibre so valuable to hiru. When, hhwever, we look more closely into this subjedt, we find that the shat tered condition of the rocks, though it may ember. rase min thacconditions tor a time, is in reality high /y.advaritageuros, as preventing the passage of sub krzautrous. Waters from ono.mass to another ;. and the iiiitiert, collieries ' situated in one particular MAR bare only to suspend with the waters in it ; whereas if the'strata were atwaps horizontal, on broken, and emoluments the abundance of water that would 11,w into the workincs would resider them so difficult and expensive that the extrAetion of the sou: tittl.t be abandoned. SatatrOay aloraiing, Jan. 2.6 11' E S. .41 Georgia .—A recent census makes the population or this•va . te 662373. lawan:—Owinz to the compoiltiort of the two branOie4 4tnel.eg,idature, it is altogether voesiblJ Brat no ekttion of zknatnr of the United Stites Will he mado at the pitscnt seaaion of the Leg isla ture, of that :".• 'al.. Mr, Lane, of (lourester, one of the State Sena. I.‘ra from passing down .trecl, in _Snoton trod on a piece oforange el ; his r foot slipped and be duwe Iracturteg Lis Irk m two places. Effects of Beaion's Mr ssagr.—e-A special election lu Ii a raeatie) in thr See,,ic, was held week before Int, in Raddnlph enuntv, ‘lllllOlO4l, wlneb milted the e:eetton of a derided Wing, by a rrii3OPlty of votre.. Two years ago, the Lock, Foe° I t najori. ly ;11 '6 County was The Hon J.,hn Van :leap Yates, died at Albany at the nee o!•.sty. He was Secretary of State un jer H e %t to Clinton. .'lun C unimiiial. —The Wellsville (Ohio) Adver. t ,er, has ide uatiles of Harry Du nal Webstr Ifirtr9 Harmon arra3ed at the heart ut lust cetioriel colonies, winch he resoitcs once a weak ,t,e thus elianges the rehittve po.itsou of the three ('6/d Enetugh —On the morning of Dec. 314, the tbermotottr at Bangor, Maine, stood 21 below zero at Norridgexock, 32 below ! Maaaacintsetts.Another trial fur the election of a member of Congrc as to the 4th district. is to be made on the first Monday to February. Awful -- , We understand, pays the N. Y. Whig, that thellnitcd States Marshall has received in .t_•uctiona tp watch the Royal William trorn her ar rival until liter departure, to prevent any more ofthe pub.trcepurers from practicing flo:.ation in otEcc.— ho watches. the maternal ? The - Sub-'rrectsu ry.in .//litrois.—ln the House. of Represeirtalives of Illinois on ttie I inst., a rest.. u i9n wan ildopicd declaringthat it Was ineapedi: ..ent to pass u law providing fur the collection and kLeping of the revenue of the State in gold.and e'er excliibiuk.ly.--,The vote Was 79 ayes to 9 not.% The Sub Tfeasury Las no hold in the thrivtng state •• Incidents of Trarel."—Tho rainier of .ate phcn'o Tradels, in the January eiNd Mt of the *with American, days that "a person. favored by circum stance,, oily reach 'Slant Calvary thirty three days after le.avini Broadway.. Thu teen days may take him to Withal. two to Paits, thpee,to iliarutllee ten to Syria, four•to Jaffa, and ono ,from there •to Jerusalem. 111 . Sia nth aka rmie s. —The largest in-the world k is kept up ny.the Lihtnese; it amounts to 1,200,000 men.— Russia has 650,000 men continually under arms, and France 310,000. The army oC the Coned kingdom tej upwards 0(90,000. Russia.- 1 3tie Emperor has direited the females of his family to become school-mistresses, red ao atbrdmgly s. number ol schools are. to be formetinSt. Petersburg, over which • Ctioi are to. preside. • -• Tempershce.—ln consequence of the failure -of the barest in Ovedeni the Government of Qat . country laitted a Royerproclamation on the 10th Olt., prohibiting the distilling - of spirits from care for the nei• tom months. Geod.-Gov. Dodge, 'gays; . thatlupwards of ten millimpowilts of lead, are sent annually frism the mines of Wisconsin. -• • Sir Jo An 11 . ersckel has been raised to the tank of a Baronet. From hid aitronornicald,sdoveries, we shciuld o'l4 him a .caadicl* br the gar chamber. bpd a. AM, Boat at Philadelphia, smiceelia in keeping the channel of tie Delaware, free from ier;"•! • James the Novelist, has ptrbliahad six hors calk c4 a, .11..k)k Of ParfatoWl" said to bet ir. /Ur best rtgle Commercial Credit.—Two 'rations of protested billamgitost itie.U. S. sent out for collection. by the Banff of Englat,d, hare all been pitidtreept *Wm $2OOO. ! • Freak „Vinson. and his Band, were mistaken in England tot a tribe of American Indians, of artuch Frank, war chief. . 'Poetry and .Scuipture.—A tobaitoniat in New Viiik has ftii a yip a tepresentalion of three figines - ftworlilly . eniployiii, 'its ' 'described by " the following graphic linis i - ' ''''''' • ' - ' 4 ' - -Wei {Bice' • - ' - : " . " # - Pciukr"s t lie', ' , • ' -: .. - -, •-, -,:.. - ~-... / I ' , 2 l Pfi. • ' .. • . .... lo t - ~.7 . ,-. • 1 . ... tql. , 4 . 4.44 9....., litr‘r7 , t; , ~ . 4; q.,:t.V) .".,,, 41 ' , , C , Wilk% 'Akr , fi,i , e.l fr;7, - llt . And 4 .01091. 44-07.1 NO ;Air{ i.,..1,.-0. IMMMII 1- 1,1 I • '- • e.....rithrti . • . ie., ...Iv ‘l.l 4 LiteViqr t 'a ''', 't4 t 9 ------- _ SATURDAY .AIINkNiiiG;.3ANUARIir;; POTTSVILLE. 'Ter fait o* - 001l tea Y. by - till teeen:o4,ll.riiir7!, :autoßeyai t pat EO9O Jan VaAt c .Baref f wee in DOtha.oo the 6th Dee. the ueeref-Lerti AilorPeth. - Art I ; WIIITTLS Fug Tilta3lllNE.Lie JOUISAI, eGustaTus ofAvreeden OW TUT. , • FATAL PROPHECY ! From •the celehrated . opera of Sena or the Masked Ball." ' &areas black! handaapt f . Dorga luand tune acreemg Akickti. 'MA fors, and silks, nod jewels sheen, lie stood in ample Lincoln green, The centre of the glittering nug, And Snowden's knight. in so:Wand's King ! • r -Lady of Lake. UH/rTrit I—The Hovel of Me Sorceress & All the gay and curious, of the great City of Stuckholui, were assembles) in the spacious, but dingy apartment of the Sorceress A114X1.3011, which situated on one of the streets fronting the port. A motly group, composed her atuliente: nobles, sailors, peers and peasant were alike led either by curiosity or superstition, to have the fate of the dark future read to them. In the centre of the hovel, was ereet.ii a hearth of massy stones, and a blazing tire burned under a cauldron, into which Arvedson was scattaing -herbs of magic power," as she was tread ing the mystic circle, and muttering her caballistic thcan t The smoke rose ut thick Clouds to the rafters, and added to the gloom of the scene, as the mistress of the orgies, stood waving her wand to con A rmud silence, with the imposing dignity. of one, , vrlio knew the strong hold she had over their super: stinous fears. ..Our ! our fortunes ! tell us our fortunes cried some of the most venture some. • -Back, idiots. and await my will: neither the time, or ejxll hairy et been attained ••A‘ ast payius out your cable there," bawled out a strong, athletic, auddle aged sailor, ii 44 he el:Kiwed his way through the press, "no more of your jawing tack. out make • way for a King's saiiurr I want to' know what fortune is ping to give me—she and the King are both in my debt. For eighteen years I've had nothing but wounds,. bruises, and split ers, and now 1 wints.to know if I'm ever likely to make up My la-% ay • §how.ine yotir hand." -14'hat ! you tiara t.) overhaul my grapplers do you ? well if rd know that, I'd washed them ; but illere it is, the hand that has always been ready to defend king - and Couatr).- “l'iut's a brave fellow, Oscar r remarked a young min, also in , a sailor's garb, but of almost fezumme iielleacy of appearance, and addressing a mere Lad, "ho by his dress was an attendant on some noble of rank. The page mule a whispered reply, as the tiorLeress agsm addressed die old sailor. It tvotaLl scan, that you; King has been unjust toyou 1 ..Avast theje ! old mother of Belzebub ! I never said that, giver thought it, Lord 104. his noble soul ! unjust to me! why he hover owed me any thing; all I had was his, and if my life could at any hale be of service to him, why I'd think no mare of it, than I 'W uul 4 of a mouldy biscuit, or a bit of salt Junk !" -Your hand amiin" mid Arvedson. She perused the lineaments of iris palm and then added." Your King will yet rewanl you, you shall roll in wealth !" What, shall I though !. shiver my timbers ! if Pull and I don't, go to„Fhurch nest Sunday ! and she shall , carry such ii. jelly pennant dying from hey,. masthead ! my eyq! - .roll in , wealth ! I'll swim iti"; - inniehlor a mOoth!" -Nay 'Mote" continut l / 4 1. the Sorceress, after hay ing allowed his first gush of feeling to subside," you shill have a nOblpsaik. : , Itinalt !.., you don't mean that _l'm i Mount the gingerbread swabs on my shoulders, do you I" • mem the rank ofnavalOcer." r. at, have command of a ship, walk the quarter. der , and perhaps take an enemy's vessel ! you don'tmean that, do you 1 Lord love your old soul, I must have a busi, if,you,vvere the ugliest old witch in Christendom." And suiting the action to the word, the .tar;t.lirew his alum around her neck, and kissed her so hard, that it'Sounded like the report of A fire" There . no*, I'll give you the last shut in m." ~ She thrust his hand into hilai . pacious jacket--opined it, and as an Muntase , &nu% of gold met his gaze, he could only signify his vston ishment ' • 'claiming "my eyes !. what the devil does all . can I" . Allit "whiike., matter, shipmate I" asked the young sailor before referred to. . . . -Matter enough !" replied het "how atm devil did all thew yellow !aye m :i te, and while" :this ...v . "; t ..? ; grapeshot and l,.if it isn't a cont .' 7 - '4i:eq . /it King litialarua..k; his friend and braze ety4F4 Chiktion,coutmg4r of the royal brig P ,itstitttlts rat'Z' Smash my bulwarks ! if I Understand. Ai tlita! Iclipmui. of a royal brie only •let me get der t within giFn shot of,the enemy, and see if any ngvy can boasts I,r...tip !Oka than honest old C,htisti . 4!" .. Ms 1 0 ,Y rie arzested by- a loud him& at one of the 41Ite side doors aparunent. • .„. "Away n 7 etpiimed the Sorcerees, "my Mis mesa the Countetio uf,AnkarstXam approaches, to know the f•ecrct of her Late.. Away :-the gift, the hour ,h4ve, for, ttie Prfseal Passeill . 44 T idai g ht s °l l may again co nsult me." • A ! t .N . F4nobouo, t4us . an , le ft, tOCNelms, ex cept the 3 purs,s.44, Ttbbill!Ate4o34lts•lV 8 curi osity to behold the most beaufiht 8f §y/pdges dames, 4 141,1 ►n a Wee% IPllr•mtly 141,..,.4p4kis crowd slis. sfpeased, Amon . opened 41:te aide door. end a fe male of ttertieg,andauipassing beauty entered the precincts of•the magic, cdotnaher. ~ganned and agi tated, she Annie hastily monad, g,tl4 iheh• sank on it seat 41" • • , c- i , . 7) "Compose yourself and ixtfeitu; me why you axe 4/4"ir ark 1 4lts gost, 4 4,41kAPPLO*you need not ask. id. •1 “It requires but Little art, to read the eeßzt. pf *we ; wilik W WPM 1111 htehldetitspell Which:me:y-4w thieittiogg7e4raiieil to preserve Telefeithanditkitmert' y knowa 011) 1 " replied iptreilacm, e4l).tarh this n4 ll 4ifiticitee *ris i Y.litittxdicti" 11P : t•Olkgivi I me, 4l aed e 'biitintesa iltowhig• herself at her feet, wive it rue, adl all my voidaly wealth shall he palm :"+ - :" . ' • aWitho4 thecity arefe. ay4;lo leg Wed: spot sud*,3•thp. ,fearbiLinstnuncim of-dpiA4o c!frfeeii. ilcvoted. In 'Milt Vigo, by men abhored - atill 41 . 4 stinilied I**tautiadruoulilering skeleton, of th who hasp died olj the - gallows, hang on the fatal 4 frames, creaking in the pidnight blast, as tlimigh krill swing the strieduwit'• torment! There, this very night—yog. , naimpeit--ek . id- night Ha! you turn pale4nticandta endure thir•tr:air ''Yea, yes, I lumb i the courage?: I will 'bear all, rather than endure-this agony of tormcies “Underthat gibbet, there grows a wondrous herb • --them andtheitleily p matured in blood, and 4111t.' , toed by the teeth orcrime this. son most grdltek• but•as yeavroot It'dp, shrink tokto her an aseIVI deep heaved 'great, as-though the sterile spot, felt agony' -at yielding the only treakure it can'boast— ' can'st thou endure itl" . •*„, • * • "I can ! I can areir•inli: killer and duty coil, I will obey." ° “Away then to . .thy pit*, bring ine the herb to morrow, and all shall yet he wto Away, the rabble are impatient of restraint, and (*pit ?r entrance, ' , Thus saying, the witch led the Coindess Ankar strom to the door at which she entered,,sad -the un happy wife left the apartment. Closing the door af ter her, Arredson withdrew the bolt from the main entrance, and the crowd again entered. Added to some of the group who Ma) before sought the assistance 'of the Enchantress, *ere now to he distinguished some dozen nobles, wrapped in their capacious furs and cloaks, who on their entrance looked with evident marks of dibtrust about thcapart ment. Apparently the result did not please them, as the following detached dialogue would intimate. -Curses on him, Dehom, he has again escaped *Where, Vora'berg, can he hare hid himself!'; 6..1re our friends all ready !" 6•Will they all strike !" "Yes, for liberty !" "Be cautious then, we may yet encoupter him." In the mean time the young sailor, who had been a silent, but not unattentive spfctator of the interview between Arvedson anti the Countess, had mingled with the group, and now pressiztgiorward to the Sorceress, Addressed her thus, "Come venerable SyJil, tell me, sailor u, f q ,m, what will be my fate in love—shall it be blest I what is my estate and callings" He held, out his hand to Arvelson,Tho after gazing at it attentively and ruinuMly, replied. lf,l mistake not this is 0 warrior 'hand, to whom the svrortl is not a atranger." "Proceed !" "Ask me no further !" 1 "And why not r -You will not like nolicar sour fate. - "Were it that of demons, I would not shrink from "Yon are about to die !" "•if in battli, I haul that fate with rapture! „ '•S'ou will fill. by an assa,aut's hand !.' "Knots you the hand .that shall attempt my life?", "The very first that you shall grasp this day in friendship!" Ila! ha ha!" laughed the merry sailor, noth ing daurited by this appalling tioncanicement, "come friends—'tie a good joke, and we will enjoy it ! here is my hand, who will refuse come give this canting oraele'the lie!" . 'As all shrank back with apiOtineti ce dread, at the effects of the prophecy, the coot' ripened, and a tall and commanding' personage entered. As sdon as the speaker saw him, be seem4d to forget the ob ject of Lie query, but rushing to: hint and shaking his halufbeartily eat-binned, . ...What hes detained my good 'fiend 1" , sulle Count Ankarstrom is the doomerVorte f" cried the 9pwd. .-Nay not so," txplied the seeming. bailor, "for I now lam sure press the hand of a friend !do I not Ankarstrom .- • , "Lone live your majesty, toprovett so !" ezdaun eat the,poinit, sinking at his feet; • . 4T X-, the King •'" exclaimed thf Sorcarse. "Aye Arredson, your King," still Gristavub, for it was 't unfortunate butaively Monarch, could not your art tell you that !" From the moment the King had come forward, the nobles who had last entered, - were holding whisperekoncersation togethti. uWheffcan Tate offer a more tempttoOpportuni ty," said Dehorn . ' a fier 4.N9A , when disNised and Affencelifsilet us the blovr," inswered Vorldbrg. "Ay ! never can it 48 done with mile safety US lurselves." Thud the conspimtions, for such they were, at the destruction of the cautiotwly up= proached their vieiint But they:were to be roiled ! tak:m.lkt' . without,. had heard that their beloved Monarch was present, and now ruthed into the apart meat, amt racing his knees, and kissing the kam of the large cloak which the attentive pagi, 681;4 had town eatr his disguised master„ Foripost6 the crowd was the veteran sailor, ,Christian; who ht.ilt bering like a child, exclaimed, 41 is himself! it is.my King !..Aed ,bless lir "Ab my noble commander," said Gustavuitunig, 'how fi r m ;he Gustavus Vase! n tmc appy „Itn i.•ttlE4 . having been near you to reward 'Yogi' eiiiineininns.' of attachmerit the commission. written i *xt haste, and with a pencil, shall be drawn cnn n Ball, and with it a purse.of royal guineas Ertky„itaithful . Poll !" ullinza! luau ! Long live therain g-, 4 cried* assembled' multitude . in one long. glad shout! ..Ankarstrom, your hand ward! Christina' yours —who now stays that Gturtaims Will fall by the hand he grasps in friendship I- Theseigethe sweat 'safe guards of a monarch, his own integrity and hire peo- Os love ! That is a nimpaitthe asimptia's steel am never penetrate ! "God 'save the King," etas sge* the joypas 11 1!0 6 I!N fCGt foTth.bY ta:mininktiketi V~N tt— • ' IWO., '''beliliett fzsz--r.Th -1. I ••-,, shuldcrisan %veer tier AftO ze kikel. , ' 'ii6 =; * ' - e"'"' ofi . rmar gipi-4,14-1 a rra re my V 410445W4014q oefe l lc 4 Vp i ickcsaiiiiiikluithokt**• . , inunca it, I muliteLthea4loo:4ll4, blvtur tVom InY 4.444 111 :* 14181 ' • A*lllPoel/10:4111ifit'arai ..lie platifitiocuxbtwbght .: , * ghlde , ° nil rt * -4..ti0rt , 5,44.41- e tt4, EOM UZI • • r - 44 • "How is this •Ankarstrom, why sail thus intrudcik on, and watch ed i ' enquired -On monarch ea 'thy Ct' oun reurhe4 the spot, .. "Hatred, tarp, is watchful, as well as triendshifsi your atepoliavh been ' , watched,. and blades are now. gleareingin the moonlight whkh are thirsting foi your haoodl'l •4=4,-.&•,:,., "Ah it.so7.let then tent' i,".said the King... a 5 449 soßire;they.know a fetwile ittoromk company, and the sight of.. her io* guide:Jtrierr weapons to your heart. You mustaivay and4otae." ••I'.e is right," whispered Amelia, uswayraway Gustavus ! for your siwn-aake--well then for soy sake, save yourself!" ' • • •-W1.1.1! and abtuadt;Miliee l ? 'not for a .thansanti lives !•' "h.Taste, haste sire !" cried the Ceuta; impatiently watching thepath he had lately. ded. 4-They are at hand, I see the gleam torches." ..By Leaver I cannot leave thee !" ""Do i , agAire whispered Amelia; "or sec veal niy,,ell; and full his victim before your 4.Ankarsi.rom,"-saidtheliingpifter a mom deep agitation, 4. know youi truth and and how sacred to you is your plighted wo 4WCOI to inc to see this:ktdy saf.: wietin the'- Stockholm."the' cheeffuliy4 promise "Nay more, speak not to her—look not her, do notstrive to hear her - voice, or wen g her features !" "This sire, L promise dg my sacred we .0 take this mantle, in which I have escaped - th teetioni and fly at ones 'God speed my safety !" Hardly had Gustavus leftthe spot, and into the dark shadow of the hills, ore the co tors approached. Their rage Was trrestfrs,te discolored thattheir prey had eScaped, they seemed to vent it in ribald jests on duktiei Amelia. “Perhaps," )aid Deholm, advencing r and his torch beiSre her, "the fair chte wikftivor a glance at the pretty face ofaling?, *Mon .-Back! back," cried the:Couri‘drawMal arid' standing in an altitude of defence ,he ..I . laare sworn-to protect her, Ind will do it heart's blood." They maflewthreatnimmivirme 'vow Amelia, reckless'of all eilnaiamentes, thew before g herviiirnatielainied. nay—low* him not--ba.ismylinabasul!" ..Arnelilh my wife !" cried,M3mama. “lTukbife !" laughed .the vorispizators. The everria ? llet4d in the last cliaptail firmest friend of Gustavus, into liia nOstir he! Smart i ng tinder tlip zujiiimi itifult tiirec and ire' =hen , ofitisl9 Ctitini ' was easkindeced:tikjoin tf:te:'corisititat honi and Yonlileig tad lone)* 0 historical facia are 'tea " dation of our pr ' -airy to state, that ace of elle Count affected, and then, I'IMIALPrer I 4:IO !1!' The Lounteitst .riated frintrilimil; fp pph, ' re 4citt ;tete find bloiii; shot 'reconcile these•ct, IwiSta,,, 'liewalint, uttif an ~ urn, tmd vitOtutme : M / w it hi o rarr . the name of _ Ttrir, Ors ware Wall to witness Stall and iti. and amid the . matted, the blow Icing Gustavus, in tram e . iiglm' -, • ' f un _striving ',ubtsin. t i t* 'O l4 . 2 tlgti ' P-: , , a, +!, •,..> 41.. .1 *lie ktriti • iit flea .-: Ate turd ) 1 , 04 0 41-013 4- f Z rer* .I.M I T t ' "Alnehl * Valaglio,a t k, Y9 I ' I IAWI i te l e ue I ' f*kiag 4 1 * whe4ofle 6 Ao. zer, and p r.?..- ow ... ert rW!, , .And havei betraiedmystritet weaknen4titn4,7 faltered the poot lbeinglip,,el data net4 , llo • 4** r , - .41/Te :knesa, Arnerga 4itrt iiiiirical4 - 4,4ts A WT'' *slat& one Aral, oftttliiiiinOnillike ".!'. bosom l" * . 1 } , 4 • " e ' in '' &rbei rebatritV 4' '-' - • mow 4 ~, you ealLeaur frickaattinlaT., , ~., PulalAtelti — lii has tltma , 9` ,, V - . 1 • - 1." tiK . ~, mi ~ ..,,,,,..„,„:,....‘" ...-,,,,- Imy catEW.cisur_etrait NAN .f " 4 - ._:_vh -.- - i l k, 1 .... a .'d , fore.* of mY *owl: e , e4 7 1 :1P•21-_,___.. , 1, -. bidsnne avoid „' u,,1ntt=111911417 reo 'weOUtyoU ! F% , , ' - ~. _ %_;#l o ,.?Wieliktemk, •••,, inel ai y Ward' .qitilltiOsaiititsbni Airtlanti el have M1 . .1.11.41.; 4taalintidikk6 F• , for—the Whiehhashelipto fre i m beYired;elll all -Urns-4W ka;l l 4to l 4nPenrq I you." ,..,,, - 5, ,, ; ,,f a - • ;A.1, 4; -- -' • ek, - -Oh Sire, - sliveitte fron4riselfil cm i ttussWtretts ! but oh, be aohtt?livtrt . ertntai, end.tateltg km*o (Impair!" - 1 ', , i i st , . . , - , 4 -e• gßeloved 0ne, , 1 ep-powerleas.to litkir i tnalliddu!gt Gustavus, whb never shrank from taactidiont ~ become the conqueror of hilaself ! let that elnbana bespeak my pastion!--" . Theilistant murmur of voices fell an their ettrtr. Amelia bullied and relieved herself from his glom A step approached, and as the advancing persota stepped from the dark guide of the mounfain iutb the moonlight, it revealed the form of Ankatstann T ektenging heaven, my husband!" said Amer* in an agitated whisper, as she' drew closely,atomid her fire the thick folds of her veil • pl—The , Prophecy Fut/ Anithim anbappy—kinthof heart. Wbosesay arm. by awfurshrtne,turd. Leal .4be Roman steel against thy friend. , 'ThonMasia. 13 - BIN 1 . WO. 1 &SOM. S theik ',e !"' VI I . • OT. , then I , alls ; now g 10 1 !. they -and ivmra when . alieli aNaw edibli oftb
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