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John Van Buren,, eldest son of the President,
continues to give the Wings great uneasness.-
We warrant that he will return with a keener re-
lsh for the simple style Of his country, after FEAST
ing over the one hundred courses Of the Turkish
ambassador. Suppose young Van Buren, was to
refuse all the civlities offered him by England's
nobility, wnuld rot his countrymen blush for his
want Of good manners, and yet they grumble if
he firts with young girl Of Queen, whose SUI
perior, by the way, we daily see on our own ave-
nue., in natural beauty;-indeed, could she boast
half the charms of our Native lassies, she
might throw away her jewelled crown, and stand
forth the rose of England's loveliness. We hope
Mr. John will not refuse her.