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i1atpat'tdht sissassi sinatioa-The following IS from the "ESIsentures of a oung Mid shipman the story of Peter Simple toh in one of the English penodicals:-

 .i'nt tell ne, swtiabuine, were you ever in hurricane2''

 'i've been in every thing, Mr. Simple, [ believe, except school, and never had no time to go there. Do you see that battery at Needham Point Well, in. the hurricane ot 's2, them guns were whirled away by the wind right over this point here on the op- poslte side, and the sentries in the sentry- boxes after them. Some of the soldiers who iaeedethe wind had their teeth blown down their throats like broken 'baccy pipes, others had their heads tfirned round like doc vanes, cause they waited for orders to the 'fagh about face,' and the whole air was full of young atggers blowing about like peehngs of ingyips. . "lou don't suppose l believe all this, SWinburne.ns

 That's as may be, Mir. Simple, but I,ye told the story so often, that believe it n.y. self"