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.asioa VI the city IS estimated al about 900.
900 persons.


The Canandian Spectator mentions. that
one-seventh part of the soil of Upper Cana
tla belongs to the Episcopalian clergy, who
however at present minister to only one
twentieth part of the population. This fea-
ture in the system of course keeps large
portion of the country uncultivated aud
large part of the people dissatisfied.


Fahe Nose.--A French surgeon has late
ly restored to an individual his nose, which
had been frost bitten during the campaign
in Russia. The usual mode was adopted of
turning down a portion of the skin of the
forehead for the purpose. The result is ve-
~ satisfactory. The detormity is scarcely
observable, and the scar in the forehead,
conccaled also in some degree by the hair,
has almost entir ly disappeared. What is
very extraordinary, is, that the person Oh
whom this operation has been performed,
II tcrs 90 lis forehead all the SENSATIONS of
his false nose; The nerves of which arc in fact
furnished by .hc nervous branches intended
for tie forehead.





1Hc fLesS Piober diScoresed--Ihis ingcn,ua
contrivance Of NJ. kempclcn, which has occaSion-
cd so much cGriois conjecture and excited so
much interest in the principal cities of Europe,
and in various parts Of the United States, after
period of nearly sixty years Of doubt rs 10 the
mode oi its operation, has at length been dscov-
/ cred b. accident TO be merely the case i'll which
human agent has always hcen concealed, when
exhibited 10 an audience TINS discovery, as VIC
learn, WAS made by person who had not formed
any plan orlesign for that purpose; an accident
: Al Circumstance exposed 10 his view the conceal
cd agent, as he emerged from the case, Just ai-
ter the cnnclusion ofau exhibition OF tho Auton-
aton.---B Ball. G0@.


Captain Price, or,bc packet 1hip I.onis;ana, at
New York, from Ncw tiilcaiii, nIct i'll thc MssIs-
! iippi, afternoon Of the 9Th inst the steam boat
/ Post l,ov, having in tow, tie u. $ iutter, com.
maudcd 81 Captain Jackson, and pnatcai
! schooner, her prize, Capt Jackson informed,
that he captured the pirate the day previous
She had been ii chase oi, and fred into the
American schooner Isabella, From Vera Cruz,
with specie and passengers. Tic pirate va,
living al the &. W. Pass, and sent hrr boat Will
t. men TO intercept the Isabella at the Pass
The Gutter took tho boat and men, as well 4s
the schooner, having on board, with the boats
crnw, 80 men and officers. The Register ct IN
American schooner, bound from Mobile or Pen
sacola to Vera Cruz, was found on board the pi-
r,tical vessel.


The New-Orlcans Courier OF the 9th May iias
the following paragraph or this subject


'.tl'he stcaia boat Post Roy has just come w
with the Revenue Gutter Louisiana, Capt. Jack
son, with her prize the Columbian soop Bolivar
which lately entered the port Of Mobile with q
Spanish ptizc The prlyatcer manned by thlr
ty-trcc men was amusing herself with playing
the Dga.c in the passes of our river. Sae hao
olreedy taken possession oi the American scAr
! Antoinettc, found from Mobile TO 1ampico. and
WAS trying To capture schooner from Tampico
which has come up az the same time wih the
Pest Boy, and had 40,0oJ dollars on boaar !!
: when Capt. Jackson made his appearance.


Aniastancc Of part;c;de,-a crime SO atrocou'
that some nations Iiavc hesitated 20 admit eyer
the name into their codcs--occurred on the l5t!
nit. in Poultncy township, Ohio, in its mos
hcinous and hideous form. The circumstances
arc related in the 81, Clairsvc paper, thus;
"a man nv the name of Samuel Henry. had ;
dispute with lis son, youth aged about II, II
which it appeared the after received chasise
mcnt. The next day they were together, whcl


the dispute was renewed. loWHluS eNe'dlb
the boy went to the house for the gun, undc
: prctencc Of sho ootng u bird. lie came within j
: feet of bis iather-rcstcd the gun on the fence
!, took deliberate aim, and fired. His father sav


him running off, and he was also seen by others
$ The old man lived about two hours after he re
: ceivcd the wound--and spoke several times =
1 The Coroner's Jury find that tile deceased wa
i shot as above, by his son Robert Henry, and tha
e the said Robert coinmite ed the murder with vii
3 ful intent to kill the deceased. The boy ha


not been apprehended, but effective measure


are taking to secure him"


Fortunately for the honor OF human nature
i frcmarks ofthc National Gazettc) al enormity c
-, this description is rs rare as it is awful 1t cor
stitres warning for parents not less than fo
children We cannot believe That the wrc'chc
:, lad would ever have been capable OF this dcGre


of guilt, if even slight attention had been rai
' to lis morals and associations.


: PARKER'S PANACEA.
u The Proprietor of Parkcr's Panacea Ina
the satisfaction Of laying before the public
! the following recommrndatory notice OF hi
+ Medicine from Dr. Edwin A. Atlce. high


ly respectable practitioner in Philadelphia