MITIUR S ETTTI.EMENT


size a id lpluiiing to the female. The
fui'+ri is nearly blark, having only a rew
dan rin white Ifcuherm on the il-wer part iof
iLs bWd. The lalttr is of a deep ricti
crhoceln e r(Ilour, w \vi variegated hpota
of while and black on its neck anid pi-
IiiunF. Tlie'shapc of both' is dlircaely
proportioned; and the crest which in
plar ed nm the head in a longitudiala farmw,
ild which r d whir 1 d Nhen Iheir talent in
isexcitted, givwi to both a stately aud III--
ijcsic nppBearance. T'rlin blirda r iuo hie-
come rfrectly donMiesicat esd, going about
uil)d r.dini t amiliarl with poimlry, &r.
'hirv are vxtrrnely iminpaiesnL of cold,
which renlirs their renumial to other
coillrie to ble sldniu attended with

 Of the same order may lik jLrMwi
hiI eruded the Pcii li me Cr inaia, or ,Qu m.
Ml it i- nanmd in trhi part of ihe w.orld.
In appearance Ihi bird hai little to rernm-
medj iD. b111 it i% cagerlyh soTght for on