.v *Gibbon.

 fSce Busbequius, &c.

 4See Cantemir,- Decay of the Otto- man Empire.''

Fron, the La Ielle Assen,JIee.
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VLDlJAlNu0,--AoI Af1AlAtGfA Ol1EltA. l have seen, to be sure, many unwilling bridegrooms in my time. One, I remerfi- Der, was evidently brought to church through fear of the brothers of the bride They came, three of them to escort the lady, as fierce as dragoon officers and believe one of them was in the army flor he clatter- ed in with long spurs, and wore brave pair of mustachois on his upper lip. The other two were stout athletic men, with an air of great resolution while the bride- groom was strong enough to have coped with any one of them. but who in all prob- ability disliked the chance of a bullet, looked dogged and sullen, taking especial care to show that the slight civility which he displayed was extorted from him by compulsion. felt for the poor girl, for she met nothing but stern glances. The rising tears were checked by frown iron, some ore of her three brothers, who watched her narrowly and there was lit- tie consolation to be drawn. from the coun- tensnce of her intended husband : if ever he looked up there was scowl upon his brow. She could oply hope to exchange three tyrants for one, and there seemed too