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ing destruction to the ships that lie m the bay. This valley is level space, of eleven or more acres, covered with rich looking grass, dhat denotes fertile soil; while fruit trees are so thick as to form beautiful shade, through which vines and rose bushes of various kinds and flowers of all colors, seem to strive which shall inherit the largest share of the bowers formed by their own weaving, among the peach, cherry and fig trees. These are thronged with singing birds, whose musical notes, nearly transport the observer to the upper regions, while beneath all these beau ties of nature soft murmuring rivulet is heard gently rpplingby. For one, says he, who had been tossed ab1 1ut by the winds and waves for months,as had, to be at enc placed in the midst of this most delightful spot cf nature, u. be surrcunded by all that can please the eye or engage the car--to see before you natures loveliest truits--to hear the secret melody of ten thousand birds that are continually warb- ling here, he would scarcely believe it real he would fancy some fairy wand had touched his imag g,natan."

 | We are somewhat at loss after this to un- derstand Selkirk's inquiry

 70 Solitude where are thy chnrms?" l AlrIandria Gazette.