Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-07
WELSH INDIANS.
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WELSH INDIANS
" To the Editor Of The London Courier
b'R-i am not lttie surprised at the historical
unee',SIhIy expressed ia eommunIcalons Your
pectabe paper, concerning locality of Welsh sell
Element ia North America
" Ths people in question are as well known TO the
Inhabitants Otbe western sentiment as the Welsh peo
pie are to the European world. Daring residence of
iv years IN different parts of the United States
nave hdu bearings with some hundreds them aud in
me year isi7 visited their settlements on the Maduga
OF, vneafiy called the Paduca river with one of The
"diVes, a brave aud intelligent of the name of
aust'h Neuhog. These Indians, composed OF two
nioes me Biidonee aud the hadosee Indians have
,nen settlements ON two promontnnes called KeIna in
suue about 40 degrees north, aud ahont degrees
longitude west They generally tall aud powerful
people OF iair complexion. aud of amisble manners
ne! nave the use OF Letters, aud are in possession of
numerous manuscripts respecting their ancestors of als
island, whom they call Brydou.
ne language they speak is Welsh much purrr than
tnat OF the principally of Wales is free fran An
their religionis Christianity, deeply blended
with Druidism, and their almost nnyaried amnsep.n,
CONSISTS OF mhsic and versication.
On my first acquaintance with these friendly PEG
p.e, WhIeh was above so years ago could hardly be
,,eNe me individuals conveTsed with On account of
these settlers haYng Eiken up a position so distant
rom The coast to tAE they gave the following an
"ha winch Turns prt 10 be the fact that the, hts
setsd on the eastern coat of Llechien now Lrxing
ton and At other stations and afterwards retired M
An present settlements when the country became
world. non" Hie Ola
trust Sir, you will excuse the shorlness and i'm.
perfection OF TINS letter, ami plain man of hu.
ness aud rather hurried bayiag 10 sail for America IN
morrow must beg leave TO add that should any OF
my fellow count.ymen inclined 10 visit The w.i.h
settlers at KeTnau, il viii give me great nIessr, 80,
ASSIST them with every minute direction If they "a IN
can upon ysnr Obliged servant, as undersigned.
az He'e""S'' "a nof{ve Of Cardiganshire,
felPs Point Beaf Baltimore limited States
" London Feb. 81, Islo.''t.'
ne above Interesting letter, upon very interest
, "s Sn'5lo' mas neen accidentally delayed. The wr
aeI, py tnis ume, is probably his voyage TO BALI
more. where hope he IN be souyht nv Some fu,.
80 b enIetpising enoush TO undertake journey
WilanIs.- Editor "
-5Rimat -4fection and Gratitude.
n parry OF ships being sent ashore on mart
81 The coast Of India, for the purpose of cuns wood
"i he snip, one of the having stTayed nom the
rest, was greatly frightened by The Of a,as
,Ioness, who made towards him hut. on her coming
70 MN she lay at his feet aHd looked very earpesy
htS a. nun ahd then at tree little distance of.
hef repeating her looks several times she arose and
proceeded on towards tree, looked back several
times, seemingly wishing the man to follow her which
ne nu AUD, upon coming to the tree, he looked no
ana perceived huge baboon with two young cubs In
ms arms which lac supposed the 0ness's as sic
eouohea down like cat and seemed eye them very
~ 'aSy upon winch The man. being afraid to ascend
me uee hethougbt himself to cut the tree down and
having MS axe with him, lac work When tbe lion
eSS seemed more attentive what he was doing and
upon the tree falling, she spfung forward on tle ba
doom ana after tearing him in pieces she turHed Tound
aud licked The cubs over and over AGAIN after ,,ici
she turned to the man. who was greatly frightened az
seeing her In such rage With tie baboea but She
caAe forward and awned round him. gubbing her head
O
shew her gratitude for the services which he had do
n sue then went to the cubs and taking one of them
up IN heT mouth, went away with ii and returned
s soon aHeTwards Tor ihe other she went away with
tlat aso when the made the best of his ,yav of
70 tle shore, where lac was taken aboard, and did not
eeI iio OIL ms fright for some time after.
SINGULAR fate of most Of The celebrated French Gene
ials, "no served in the army during tie French re
Sic transit gloria mansi.
Dene,a, D"monrteT. eNiled from France, has
pension . Of L 200 per aEnm from the BRUSH Gov.
LRckRer
CNstiHe
biron me dc LGprun eminent Of Robesoi nT eo'
WcSirTBQH
Rc1fiu
R5sSigHOE
nra,'ae native ofcaraccas died lately in csdt,
Hoche poisoned. ts
HamPiouet, do.
hIebeF, assassnated in Egypt.
gled. s''@H
glene. assassiHatsA Il Az snon, in 1915
Hatef, q LGhorfc, Che Il ter implicated in eoree,
eonsPiacy bat fed from II ince) shot attempting
to subgert the government Of BoBaparle ~ isi2
Neg shot IN 1915, during the goyersment Of Louis
Hcafoa Dnserncf, aito in 1915.
hKrat, shet ~ order Of tie King Of Naples after
having himself been Sovereiu, OF that county
DoyCaR, exiisd from bis country and Killed in hat
ue ~ The wal carried on against France in 1sl3r
ht,t",er, isIo"h out Of window aud killed, his
fhs following are at present exiled from France -
CJ0Gchy, Fdadammf, ThRrcaW, 5a0atg, (Duc de Ro.
woo SoHit, Hn5a6eyf, Herfraad, Lsjcvre DesA0a.
dtes, aad the brothers Laflemand.
Jhoh1as ca1qPbetFS Specimens Of EngGi5h P0efs.
me following powerful aud eloquent defence of
rope AGAINST the attacs Of BDNle who asserts that
fopes inages are drawn ffon more than from VA.
uIe' Is extracted rom Campbers Essay on English
iVeu( B05tOR Yupcr.
" ia' Pope vas Beilher insensibe 10 the beau.
c5 u nature, nor 50 ndisHct in describing them as
10 iotteit tue Character Of genuine poet s what |
meahO urge, without eNaggera6E his pictutesqnemess
b"i beote speaking Of th<t qualify in bis writings
WpuO beg leave 10 observe IN The first place. thai The
heav by which poet Unanimously describes objects
ofmt, Is essentially the same faculty when enables
him to be faithful describer Of simple naturc IN She
second place, that nature and are To- greater de-
gree feiattse terms IN pOecal description than s zen
efay ree"ected and thirdly. that arGcial Objects
an0 nannefs aieOf so much Importance ~ AcliOn as
ioHake ths,exqnisie description Oftbom 40 less cha
fSciersuc OF genius than tie description u simple
pbjsirai appearances. The peti " creatiuns hrtr
tie deepens cur social interest n cxisenceItis sure
~ the iye'ines5 d tie AteTest winch be cxciies IN
existence, and NOT By the of subjects whichie
Chooses that wemOst iafly appreciate She geBias o.
TIE life which - in h II is no irrsvefeucc TO The
external charms IS nature ara that they. ave not
more mpoIantt 10 pOePs study than tie manners aud
affections Of bis species Nature the poes goddess
al. nnff ssoltsI