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SITE OF THE SCRIPTURE Ava.

ON EAGLE'S WING. Current Notes, p. 76.-Your MR. LAYARD. in his Discoveries in Nineveh and l correspondent J. M. asks the origin of “the linnet Babylon, 1853, 8vo. p. 600, has printed, in cuneiform

perched on eagle's wing, etc." We know something characters, an inscription on a duck with its head turned

analogous to this among the fishes; namely, that not upon its back, in greenstone, found during the second

only does the remora attach itself to the body of the excavations at Nimroud; but similar to that, in white

shark, but also the beautiful little pilot-fish may be marble, engraved in plate 95 A., in the first series of the

seen constantly swimming only a very short space immonuments of Nineveh. Mr. Layard estimated these mediately before its voracious jaws: “me ipso teste." two objects, from the short inscriptions upon them, as of

em as of And among the beasts of prey, every one is familiar considerable interest. Of the latter, on greenstone, our

with the history of the jackal and his lion patron. learned correspondent observes

These analogies may, I hope, be in some degree satisThe inscription is undoubtedly “of considerable inteable inte factory.

H. MONTAGU.

| P.S.-Whilst the foregoing was on its way to you, rest;” as it appears to point out the site of the scrip-| ture Ara, of which Kitto, in his Biblical Cyclopædia,

it further occurred to me to remind J. M., it is no says, “ It is most probable, however, that Ava was a

unusual thing for birds to carry birds; viz. that type of Syrian or Mesopotamian town, of which no trace can filial piety, the stork, and her maternal care and tuinow be found, either in the ancient writers or in the

tion. The eagle, who bears its eaglets on her wings, Oriental topographers.”

“ teaching their young ideas" how to fly. The powers of the cuneiform characters are, in Eng

And why, I would now ask in return, should it be lish, as follows

thought a strange thing that this the monarch of birds, kkk, hki, hki, anm, ava,

with no voice for song himself, why should he not atha, khān, wn, wi, at, awki, awki,

delight in this little warbler pouring its sweet notes into atha, n, kk, kk, atn, kak, kak.

his listening ear, and encourage its familiarity, and

bear it up to where its own unaided powers could not The writing is in the Arabic language, and the literal

sustain or protect it, there to cheer and to solace his translation as follows:

royal mate in her craggy nest; and the eagle himself The little palace (is) a falling into utter decay of the

encouraged, with wing vibrating with pleasure, to soar men of Ava.

still higher, and to “sing” still nearer “to heaven's The stones of the khan of Wan, alas! being a grievous gate" the praises of their and our glorious Creator, as trouble.

it is written, “ Praise ye the Lord in the heights; praise (In) the valleys no men (in) the pleasant habitations. | Him, all ye feathered fowl: let everything that hath N.B. In the first line, hki repeated denotes utter ruin. / breath praise the Lord"

breath praise the Lord"?

These por

These reflections have afIn the second line, awki repeated denotes the forded me so much sincere gratification, I can but thank greatest grief.

your correspondent for having elicited them. H. M. In the third line, kak repeated denotes the houses of both rich and poor.

SIR WILLIAM BETHAM, no inconsiderable name in T. R. Brown.

our literature—who held the office of Ulster King of Southwick Vicarage, near Oundle, Oct. 11.

Arms, Keeper of the Records in Dublin Castle, and

Genealogist to the Order of St. Patrick, expired sudEGYPTIAN EXCAVATIONS.- Monsieur Mariette, a denly on the morning of Wednesday, Oct. 26th, at his gentleman who is making antiquarian researches for residence, near Blackrock. He had, on the previous the French Government, and who lately made some evening, been out driving in his usual robust health, very interesting discoveries of tombs and underground and the event was wholly unexpected. temples in the vicinity of the Pyramids of Sakkara, is now actively employed in excavating on the north side

CARTHAGENA.--The Times of this day, denies that of the Great Sphinx, near the Pyramids of Ghizeh, evi- | Carthagena was taken by Admiral Vernon, or that it dently with the object of finding an entrance to a temple was taken at all, notwithstanding numerous medals or tomb.

were struck to perpetuate the event of its capture by Alexandria, Oct. 19.

six ships. What is the historical fact; was it so,

or not? St. BARNABAS' Day. Current Notes, p. 83.- Your Did Napoleon, as Consul, dissolve the Council of Five correspondent Y. S. N., who inquires for the authority | Hundred; or was that a fiction, to confer on him a for the rhyme,

similar celebrity to Cromwell, who dissolved more nobly “ Barnaby Bright,

the Long Parliament? The longest day and the shortest night,” | Did Napoleon cross the Alps, with the French army, may be referred to Ray's Proverbs, edit. 1768, 8vo, as depicted in paintings and engravings, in every grade p. 39. He will find some account of this festival in the of pictorial art; or did he follow on the following day? Festa Anglo-Romana, p. 72.

| What are the facts ? Leicester.

W.K- Y. I Nov. 1.

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CRYSTAL PALACE. -Has it occurred to the observa FITZWILLIAM MUSEUM ANNUAL REPORT. tion of those intrusted with the erection of that stupen

The building is in good order, continuing firm and dous building, that placed on the summit of a hill, com

stable, without settlement of any kind. posed of clay and sand, a slip, productive of most awful The sculptures, antiquities, and books are in good conresults, is more than probable ?

dition. The same may be reported of the pictures, with two or three exceptions.

The state of the engravings is in some respects not so UNITED STATES INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT.

satisfactory.

Since the last report, the collection has been enriched by A VERY important question has arisen, and is yet to be a set of casts from the Halicarnassus marbles, presented by decided, at our ports of entry in the United States, that Lord Stratford de Redcliffe. deeply concerns everybody interested in the international Twelve elaborate copies of Mosaic pictures still extant in copyright question. Last year, Mr. Norton, a young and the Basilicas of Rome, and of dates ranging between A.D. enterprising New York bookseller, and a well known friend 492 and A.D. 1292, have also been received from Mr. C. R. of international copyright justice, made arrangements for Cockerell, R.A.... receiving from the publishers of all the leading weekly, A facsimile of the fragments of the Hieratic Papyrus at monthly, and quarterly British journals and reviews, im- | Turin, transmitted, at the request of the Duke of Northumpressions of the editions of all their issues, to be dispatched

rJ. Gardner Wilkinson. early by steamers, and distributed in the United States A collection of Egyptian antiquities, procured by Mr. A. B. before they could be reprinted by the “pirates” here, and Cheales, M.A., of Christ's College, during his travelling at rates too low to make piracy any longer profitable. / bachelorship. When his invoices were offered in the Boston Custom-house, Mr. Pitt's watch, presented by the Right Hon. R. A. and duly sworn to, they passed without difficulty. Thé | Christopher, M.P. next parcel arriving in New York was stopped at this A manuscript in the Tamul language, presented by the Custom-house, under the pretext that the entry was a Rev. T. Brotherton, M.A., of Corpus Cbristi College. false one, since the publications were invoiced considera- The Syndicate regret to state that the two pictures lent bly below the publisher's prices in Great Britain. It was to the Museum by the late Mr. H. Vint, of Colchester, have argued that a fair interpretation of the ad valorem clause of been removed by order of his executors. our tariff of '46 would reckon the duties on the bona fide The north-west room on the ground floor has, during the cost of the article where it was bought. Mr. Norton proved past year, been prepared for the reception of the Univerhis invoices to be true. He even hurried off to England, sity Studies' Syndicate ; the expense of laying down the and has brought duly authenticated aftidavits to the fuct. permanent subfloor being alone charged to the Fitzwilliam Our revenue officers compelled him to pay not only the Fund. regular duties levied upon imported books, but 10 per cent! The number of persons who have visited the Museum more in consequence of a villainous clause in our tariff, during the year ending April 30, 1853, amounts to 36,356; whereby the importer of English publications which are and it is gratifying to add that no instances of damage, stolen and reprinted in this country is obliged to pay 10 loss, or misbehaviour, have occurred during that period. per cent more than the regular duty. It amounts to this,

Cambridge, Oct. 28. then, that the Congress of the United States offer a reward of 10 per cent in the shape of a bounty to every literary Chained Books. Current Notes, p. 82.– The books pirate in this country. It is shocking to see robbery le. in the Town-hall Library of this borough were chained galized in this way. Certain parties in this country steal, to the shelves, until about a quarter of a century ago. and reprint, in cheap and shabby form, the leading British Leicester.

WK-I. reviews. Thousands of men and libraries wanted the English editions; and the English publishers preferred to King JAMES VII.-Can any of your correspondents fill large orders at the smallest possible profit rather than indicate his direct descendants, with the sources of addihave this pirate game played upon them in broad daylight. tional information

tional information?

Three of the royal families of

Three of the royal families of Mr. Norton is now fighting out the battle, and probably an

robably an | Europe claim an equal descent from the abdicated moappeal will be made to Congress this winter, which, I trust, after fair and full discussion, will result in the enactment of

narch, whilst it is understood other royal offshoots exist. an international copyright law.

Strathmeglo, Fife.

David GALLOWAY. New York, Oct. 22.

STATUTES.- Who was the author of “ Institutions

| and Statutes of England," of which an edition, “newly SHAKESPEARE's Merchant of Venice. The follow- and verie truly corrected and amended," was printed by ing allusion, “ If with the Jew of Malta, itfstead of coyne, Thomas Wight, 1601, duod.? WILLIAM HARRISON. thou requirest a pound of flesh next to thy debtor's heart, wilt thou cut him in pieces?" is found in Essayes

TO CORRESPONDENTS. and Characters of a Prison and Prisoners, by Get 11. W, communications in reference to Vax Os, await fray Minshull, of Grayes Inne, Gent., 1618.

him; will he forward his address ? John Milton, the poet, married Elizabeth Minshull, Páddy from Cork, thanked ; Renaudot's Gazette, 1631, the grand daughter of Geoffrey Minshull. He was a French news-courant, published in quarto, doubtless received as her husband, at Stoke Hall, in 1662.

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