The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-04

rrcomm, ndation, aud that tits own Hen
rlcua bad been left 10 perish in the crowd.
LONDON p"p.
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From he .Ntip korh .Std,okmdn
CONVERSATIONS OF LORD BARON.
Our last EuSllshpapets mentioned that
this volume would issue from tile Iondnn
press In about two weeks: Oar 81 the
partners III the house who dire about pub
'~hlng II IN this clty, procured Ihe SHEETS
from the London proprietor nj All extra
p,ice, " hich viii enable them To give II 10
the American reader almost rs soon IA IL
tall lnto the hands OF the British Itcrall.
Ii - possible that the name of Byron and
the fact 0f ITS pNIporilng Ia furnish correct
reports Of hl4 familiar eon,ers atoms may
give II i circulation beyond the real merits
of the work either in II literary or moral
point of view. OF this, the e.ader 1T the
volume when it shall appear lthe present
week. will be better able To Judge than we
are from the few pages before rs from
which WE continue oar extracts, taken hap
hazard aud without any reference To The
cOnneeiion or. order III which they ,.lIl
stand in the book itself
Venice resumed hr, SIS y melancholy
place ~ reside in IN scc acity die daily
~ 0'i' htiFa - ~ Nh'
20 distract my MAD lrbm n sense bf her de
ISOLATION, and my owTstdltudc, by plimglng
into vortex that wasnny, thing but plea.
sure. When one get. into mill stream il
is difficult IL swim against it, and keep out
of the wheels. The consequences of hciug
carried down by it, would furnish an ~
ceIenI lesson for youth. Yon are too old
To- profit by il. but, whoever proflt,d by
the pUnppi.,ru nf .th,.ra rs =,
When ydu read my memoirs, du will learn
the evils, moral and ply sicd'. of tut dis
sipation. assure yon my iiii. is ,eiy euler
tanning, and very Instructive
'Ai,nost all the friends Of my youth are
deaJ either shot in durls, ruined, or Ia
the gall,ys' mentioning the ndnics Of Sc
,cral.}
Among those lost in The early part Of
my carer, was Lord Falkland, poor fcl
lon, our fathers fathers were friends. He
lost his iir for joke aud one too he did
not make himself The present race =
more steady than the last. They have less
constitution and not 81 much Woney--
that accounts for the change ia their NOR
ais.
/ am nov tanned /; but before married,
sLrwed ,omc of the blood of my ances
tors. Ii Is ridiculous 10 say tlAt,ne do not
inherit our pa. sious, rs we'll az thr govt, ar
any othrr disorder.
WAS ut ~ young when my father iii d,
bat IN lperlrctly remember hun; Il had Il
very early da of don este brolls this
feeling came over me very strongly nj my /
W rddng. Something whispered mc that !
was sealing my own death warrant
am great believer in presrnlImrnts. SO |
crates dgmou was no fiction. Monk ,
Lewis had his monitor, and Napoleon |
many warnings.
At the last moment would have re
Ir-trd. if ,ould have done 81. Called !
to mind a friend of s,ine, " lao had mar.
RED young, beautiful and r!ch gil, and |
vet was miserable. He had strnngly ur-
,ed me against putting my neck IN tn"
same YOKE and to show you how firmly
was resolved to attend 10 his advice, |
Detted Hay flty gpineas 10 one. that
should always .rcnlln single. Sis years
lftcrw ards cont him the money. The
DAY befnre propnscd 10 Lady byron,
had no idea of doing 40
The phrfnolugist- It'll me that other
lines besides that of thought, the mddlr
If three hnriaputd lines on his fur,head,
IN " hirh hr Iiridcd himself are strongly |
lfNflipfh III 'I' lliA't iif'l W ~ ''"''
aim, particularly that called philoprogeni
'i,ruts.. suppose, too, The Pnehacions
bump might bc found somewhere, becausc
my Uncle had IT,
Like Napoleon, lave always bad
great contempt for "omcii and formed
This opinion pf them moi hastily, but from
my owd fatal experience. Ny writings,
indeed, tend To rxalt tbe SEX aud my
has always delighted in giving
hem bsdit idcdl likenes, bat only drew
hem a. painter or statuary wollld dd,-
~ they should be. Perhaps my prrindlc's,
and Keeping Hem NJ n distance, contribat
I'd To- prevent the illusion Tron Altogether
bring worn out aud destroyed rs to their
celestial qualities.
They are in m unnatural state Of 80
!trty The Turks and Eastern people |
manage these mhttet- better than we do |
They iock them Up, aud tlhy arr much !
dive Il wdnati II hooking glass
and h.w snsar pluirs, aud shr will bG aa
tisird.' !
Discussing the different actors of the day,
Dowton, ho hated Kran, ,ised 70 -ay'I
that hi, Oiliello teu,ailded Him Of Obi. or
Three fingered Jack, --tioi Oihrllo. But.
whair,tr his OihrU6 might have brett,
Garrick himself never surpassed him in
laga. am told that kcan Is not a great
layorite with the.publit, since his return
from AmerIca, and that party strengthen