OF HONDUZAS.


 It will not be contended that the
foregoing can be considered other
than an imperfect and diminutive cata-
logue of the class of vegetable produc-
tions, of which it attempts to speak.
For, with the requisite ability to ac-
complish such an undertaking, and which
in the present instance is not by any
means assumed, it would certainly de-
mand months, if not years, to inves-
tigate with any kind of fdelity the
profuse yarietyof subjects dispersed over
the immense forests and plains pecu-
liar to this part of the world- There can
however be little doubt, but that such
research would be most amply rewarded
by the extent and value of the disco-
veries it would be enabled to make