... Mr. Percival, im his of the island of Ceylon, speaking of the Indian Tchneumon, creature, in appearance between the weazle and the mingoose, says, it is of infinite use to the natives. from its inveterate enmity to which would otherwise render every footstep ...

... Can alone speak the jor of the mind, | with agoils Full often they only dissenible the guile Of a heart sullen, cold and onakind. Oh! think not that pleasure no longer cen glow, Where gloom scems to darken the eye, Pull often the brow speaks the language ...

... SNIITIIFIELD. MONDAY, April Owinz to the supply of Beasts on ask in this day's market being. comparatively speaking, good, the Wl' a tier somewhat nufavourable for slaughtering, and the attendance of dealers by no means numerous, the Beet trade was e ...

... he Amid haw NNW b memos, if ; ' and as he was speaking the words, he bit him a stroke which made how jump again; yid Cakndrino held his race, mad got alcug as m be could. Buthilraw° thaw taking stone, said, ' And I wowld gine him a blow over the back ...

... Italian Brigands. The Chevalier de Angelis, in paper on Italian Manners, just published, speaking of the brigands, relates that one of them, covered with wounds, and having lost a leg, continued to defend himself against the soldiers by whom he was attacked; ...

... accounts from Italy speak of the decline the .TJ c ' ,H * era * a anticipate its early disappearance. • from Naples just received says,“ change has been made the quarantine regulations since their first estalishment. Isolated cases of cholera, however ...

... ??? F ' RS -— The rcat Merest « Ono , eadin of Silk-manufacture m Vnr el(j speaking:,thc for the repeal wrought down yester\\ c of poor persons employed in ?hbourhood of the House of „ ' was thronged with them in V 1 to ever y a venue of the House, ...

... which we advance against him—what are they com- ■ pared triththe deliberate deception which avows ' when Ac speaks that strain ? But def ...

... fever, was detained till October lOtb. A letter written from this place early in October, of which the Bishop speaks, has not been received. His other letters consequently give no account of the proceedings here, except that he found no suitable place ...

... Sarrrox ball given by Mrs. Challice of Cambridge, of which we have before had occasion to speak, took place on Tuesday last, when the whole passed off in an admirable way. The arrangements of the mayor and the stewards gave general and ungaalified satisfac- ...

... TO THE MEMORY BISHOP sad to speak of treasures gone, sainted Genius call'd too soon away, Of light, from this world taken while it shone, Yet kindling onward to the perfect day— How shall our grief, if mournful these things he, Flow forth, O Guide and ...

... Remedies for Fits.—For a Fit of Passion.—Walk out in the open air; you may speak your mind to the winds without hurting any one, or proclaiming yourself to be a simpleton.— For Fit of Idleness.—Count the tickings of a clock, Do this for one hour, and ...