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•
THE VENTRILOQUIST ;'
HODGE IN TOWN.
HIS art the Venttiloquist lately display'd,
As Waaasx's fine Jrr the dark visions pourtray'd ;
Those shades the bright boots then while gleaming in tacit,
Endowing with powers terrific of speech ;
And urging the Right of each panio4truck hearer;
Now ring—nix the Curtain—an Incident nearer
Appears—for now ceasing the Country to roam,
We hail the Enchanter return', and " At Home."
Illumin'd his Boots by the brilliance so chaste
01 Wanaines lane& Blacking one morning the Strand in,
He paus'd, while the glow of the Liquid embrat'a
Each object that pass'd, admiration commanding ;
A Countryman star'd, with astonishment mute,
As Yost, like two Urchins, his shade in each boot !
And now o'er his mind while amazement psevaird;
His ear by a voice from the Boots was assaill
" How now, Master Clodpate! whence is it you stare -
" Aghast, man!--why zounds! do I look like a scale crow?"
In vain the Ventriloquist Waited reply—
" What voud'st thou ? the question resolve, we eashmandtliet,
" Nor thus, corebnraeions, our powers silky I"
" Your pardon, said Hodge—let me now understand ye, •
Vat never acme wur I put zuch a vright in !)
r•
What are you—that sport the bright Boots with delight in?".
f' In these, a small voice from the !loots no* replied—
?". The voeries of TZste we accompany still ;
Its Wsaae"s fine Jet, of high Fashion. the pride,
" Our presence attend' on the agosiell skill-
." Of him, .wlsens tbe sawed of Egnown shall repay,
t" The emPlirroftrate while the Nations obey !"
i This easy *dog and brilliant Szacenui,repara by

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44 A curious circumstance arose out of this affair.
The American Officers, fearing some interruption on
the part of the Spanish Authorities, caused a boat's
crew, well armed, to attend them to the place of
meeting. A Spanish guard immediately appeared,
threatening to seize all the parties. The sailors rushed
on the guard, took away their arms, and kept them
under an arrest until the whole business was closed.
The Governor of Algesiras, it appears, is in a
great rage at the conduct of his guard, and much
exasperated against the Americans for having com-
mitted, what he calls, an unpardonable insult to the
Government of Spain. The plain matter of fact,
however, is, that we all laugh at the affair, and con-
sider it merely a very natural frolic for sailors to
perform.
The American ship of war Hornet, which has
een waiting so long at Cadiz for the final answer of
Ferdinand on the subject of the Treaty, has been scat
bear to the United States by the American Minister
at Madrid. He conceived it unnecessary to detain
her any longer, having discovered that Ferdinand
had resolved on giving no final answer until the 26th
'of Auguit, which is the period prescribed for the ra-
tification of the Meaty. Although many opinions
are given on this subject, and heavy bets are laid that
,the Treaty win or will not be ratified, yet I appre-
hend the American Minister already knows the real
determination of the Spanish Cabinet, and has trans-
mitted 10 the Hornet the neces,,ary information to
his Government. The intrigues of the Spanish Ca-
binet have never been conducted with that profound
secrecy which some other nations in Europe have
known how to preserve; but at present, when party
spirit, as well as private resentment, is the order of the
day in Madrid, and where every thing is more vedal
than even during the days of GodoT, you may be
certain, under these circumstances, that tht Ameri-
can Minister has had little trouble to find out the real
designs of the Spanish Cabinet ; and perhaps he has
likewise found out the red causes why the Treat hat
not yet been ratffled." •