Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-26
TIE ENGLsir,raN AT PARIS.


In another part oi the hotel, n han;lSirne suite of
rooms Is occupied by old English gentleman Of
great p-obliy. Understandings aud very cunsidera-
ME crns'incss. who has come To Frame 1--we coca
o'n'oaiy lie has very Fair properly. bun his wife.
being oi that blessed kind compared IN Scripture 10 the
irniiinl vine. has overw mcc him " nh q family of
h@Som dausherr. who hang clustering about him.
ready TO he gathered by my hani lie Is ldom 20 .
De seen IN public without one hang.n ne each arm,
and smiling ON oil the ~of while his ou mouth Is
drawn down nj earh former like n m,sfrs with IN.
iernai growing az every thing al-oni him. Ito nd.
here's righily to English 6shion in dress AMI lrcs
Uboui ma long cutters aud brba. brimmcl hat Ahe IN.
a lighters almost "ycrsi lowed him with aihers
flowers, and French bonnrls.
He ennirNes To Keep MP an atmosphere Of English
habits. opinions and pstjudiccs 1,rI tp carry SON
blancc al London into the very heart Of Paris M,
mornings are spent nj Galiynanis r-,m wherr he
"rms one OF Knot Of invseratc qlrlnuncs who read
the same articles dozen time in a Al non dif.r
eni papers lie generally dimes in company v,, sor
at his own eounirymen. aud they have what il eaIoI
n comfortable sitting" after dinner in the ENGLISH
fashion, drinking inc. discussing the new. ur IN.
Lond"n papers AMI canvassrrg the Frrn. IA ebarae,e-
- French mcirOp liz nnd the Fronrh revolution emf
ing with "A unanin,,us ntmis .i,n of En-sh ~.nr,rc
Ensllsh morality. English cookery Egiisl wealth tho
magnitude IL London. AMI tn ing ofih r cpcb
HIS evenings are chiefly spent at a club of hi,
count ymen where the L,ntun pancrs are taken
SInc'imss his daughters eniicc HIM e., the theatres
bat aui oicn. He abuses French tragedy n, nIl c,s
tan and betohasi-Talma a ranler and Du~hesn.,is
rs mere iera'ngant. lis his car Is mo-, suffi-
"n'ly iamhia. with the language understand Frcn n
verse. aud %" generally goes To srcu durinr The TO-,
iormnucc. The wit of the French r',, 10 = a., -,
ioini'ess To kim. lie would rot give one of Aunde,,,
wry fares, Iisiun's inexpr,ssil' ls,Ls G., r.
Z whole of a. 81
liz will noi a'lmf that Paris has onv oIv,,,,,,.
over London The Seine is n muddy riy,ls, IL, 80,
parison with The Thanics the We,i end oC I,,,d,,,
SURPRISES the finest paris OF the French c,,:ti -
nu some uEes observing that There vos ,.,y 49,
f'g of d,s.cs I'sh said b, cr.,;, a. -;
10 The figs have IN ondon"
/ lie ha. in6,it,. t,o,IJ, ~ I: -. 81,
anything Ike conformity To EngLs, 5,ia w l"'
liquors. IL is true nc is loIrrablv s,,c..,cJ u
cures London porter. nnil u stock of nort ard 49,,
II cnndslderable expense; for he observes thai no ,
not sianl IanSc cursed hu French vincs. tbcy ll,f
his blood no Such n % give him the rhcun ism A.
their white wines, he sIigmaIizes then, n r,o,o 49,,
siiIuics foi cider f; and n. 4, cI,r., d.. =, Ii
Prri Il II oOGd.' lie his Confined u,,rrl. ,,;,h h.
French c'ok. whom he renders urcrlcJ by ipsi.,ir
On his CONFIRMING MIS- G!as. fur n /, o,;i,r IN -
,eriH Franchnln ruai his reliciun than his co,kpr
| fae pour fellow. 10y dat OF REPEALED .fE,ris o..
brought himself up 'r,,s b sufficiently r -
u What Ie dered Ilc cannaha ,nste ofbi. M.
Ter but then he could refrain at tho last roneu,
adding s'me exquisite sauce that nui the ulJ ,.o,,t
man IN inry.
lie drtcsis Unh fires and has ,.,c,u-cl . ,,,.,:
oi coal hut I"i having Crate he is Obliged Il, h,,
: Il on the hearth HIRE hc sit, ,oLi,r ,,J 80,
I the fire with one end of n Inn. Ill IL 'N
n,urky as n sr Nv railing NJ rrrnrb c,r,,cr,
masOns. and French architects: giving n ,rl. ., ~
end al every sentence. rs Ihuu.h he was siirri,, "a,
a., The very bowels Of the dclInqucui. IA. - .,,.I,
ing lie lives IN "A state militant ,,;,. ,,r,,.;., "
jccIs around him gets into b,t a., GO, i,I, = -
and Easements be-, they will n i cine ,,nJ, -
lob law. and has in, ,larate ielI, vii, S',,,r'
,,,,,yI " , mature among 'Lrso J. nae IA