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 could not be recognish at the interim, except existing in emblem to the waves of the ocean in tempestuous season.

One remarkable astonishment, rising from the naturity of the abovementioned cataract, in worthiness of observation, that its noise so loud anterains, that it will sounded in the ears of the weary travellers at a great distant, which is antecedently token of the venit season: The eﬀect of its force carving such elegant circle in the rocks, on the verge of its limited bounds, that it will mighty exceed the most cunning hewers.

Ancient Castle.–Toward it, in which sometime families inhabited, no harmonious melody could be more joyfully, to congratulate at, in the time winning to their apartments, on calm, humid night, than its noise sounding in their ears, pleasant to the sense.

About fourteen years ago, two large trees was growing on the verge of the cataract already mentioned, which was subverted by uncommon wind; but, on the day following, got up as straight as ever they were; in course of considerable time, in that posture of falling and