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frequent whistle of the black-bird, the chatter- ing of the monkies in the woods, and the occa- sional lowing of the stag, walking in his majesty upon the opposite mountain-top, or Bruin ploughing up the side for wild potatoes, com- plete the delight of this delicious ride. But amongst other joys, should be mentioned the vigorous appetite and spirits, which the change creates ; and happy the man, who can get his legs under a good table for the first fortnight, at least. In that time his own ser- vants come up, and become a little used to the climate and habits of the place, and the want of this has been often felt by new-comers. On {= AND NEILGHERRY HILLS. 47 this account encouragement has been given by the government to the establishment of a good hotel ; and, as a building highly suitable for the purpose has been constructed by Sir William Rumbold, to whom the settlement on the Hills is greatly indebted, I trust soon to hear that my brother officers, and the rest of the commu- nity at large, have the benefit of an hotel or club- house, as well managed as that of Madras ; and no higher praise need be coveted by any club. There is one caution which I would give to