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A VI:EW, OF CIVIL SOCIETY. 149mandft).rgectileral defence, and aH instinctively .. rallying in cornmoncause!. For, however independent, and even hostile aplong themselves,however repugl)antand repulsive,the common sense of interest is sokeen and sensitive,that theyraUyand combine on the slightest touch.And to oppose and prostrat~ such ,a forJDidable power, here, are. onl.vplainisense andsouno policy f One public intel'est agai,nst, t~ousand&of private! What flowers of eloquence would be raised against sncb.feehle voiees!How hopeless would he their efforts*!To conclude, however, with La Mancha.-La Guardia is said to heafeature of considerablegeologicl!,\limportance. It lies atsorne distancefr~;. the, .road; and investigations.in this line, as is weIl known to thosesmitten with a love for that science, are not so readily dispatched asthose of botany. It is, by primitive formation, a round hill, one side ofwhicbbas dilapsed .nearly perpendicularly. Hs name ex.pl'essesthe use.to which after-times have consigned it. U pon thesubject of the agriculturehere, and this is. a wheaten tract, live stock, which occupies somuch of the farmer's attention with us, gives him very little troublehere. Ip regQrd to his tillage, he goes out from bis village afield in*,These obs:ervations carry their date in their check. Would they were obsolete! They are Dot arrivedtotbatftappy$tate'yet:ya eonqueror! Wlw then is to say thatmiracles have ceased? 1nregard to the present sribject~ however" thesam.e year has:given Izera kingqf Izeroum chotce ~ one who thereforeholds the sceptre 4y legitimate title. The hand ofProvidence c~uld alone have guided .matters' diffusive of such an extent of moral good; could onlyhave ba,ffle« the assiduoûs.and mischievous iugenuityofinfatuated mortals, in their blindtle6s, lahour­Îilg, and labouring in vain~ to conbavene. his benencent dècrees......The author has spoken of theSpanish Bourbon dynasty as they wel'e, tohis eyes. CircumstancesJ1ave .now be