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A gentleman espying a number Of misohIeyous little rogues in the act oi carrying oil a quantity of fruit from his orchard, without leave or license, bawied out very lustily, "what are you about there you rascals?'' ".4bout go- iag, said one, as ne seized his hat, and scampered of at double quick time.

 Isueaty Dissuosions from Despondea- cg.-Ist. II yoaare distressed in mind live; serenity and joy may yet dawn upon your soul. 2d. If you have been happy and cheerful-live; and diffuse that happiness to others. Sd. If mis- fortunes .assail you by the faults of oth- CTS, live, you have nothing wherewith to blame yourself. 4th. Il snislortunes have arisen from your own misconduct live; and be wiser in future. 5th. If you are indigent and hopeless-live: the face of things, like the renovating seasons, mayyet happily change. 9th.

 If you arc. rich and prosperous-live; and enjoy what you possess. 7th. Ii

 another have injured you--live; the crime will bring its own punishment.- Sth. If you injured another-liyei and recoinpense good for evil. 9th. j. your character be unjustIy attacked live; that you may see the assertion disproycd. 10th. If the reproaches be we'll founded-liye; and deserve them not for the future. lIth. If you are eminent and applauded-lye; and ob- serve the honors you have acquired.- l2th. If your success he not equal to your merit-live; in the happy con sciousness of having deserved 1t. 18th. fyour success be beyond your merit-- live; in theughtfulness and humility. l4sh. If you have been negligent and useless Ill soeiety-live; and make Il, mends. sl5th. If you have been active and industriqus--aive; and communi: cate your improvements to others

 f6tf. If You have spiteftil enemies-

 live; and disappoint their maleyo-