It is of the journey which we began together, and which I finished apart, that I mean to give my "Atlantic" readers an account.

Picture to yourself, dear reader the situation and let your own imagination do the rest.

But as I have said enough to reader the subject easily recognized, we proceed.

His ancestry numbers several distinguished persons; though the well-earned fame of Sir Walter Scott readers his pedigree comparatively uninteresting; inasmuch as it illustrates the saw of an olden poet, that Learning is an addition beyond Nobility of birth: honour of blood, Without the ornament of knowledge, is A glorious ignorance.