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!Sheridan's Greek.-Lord Be!grave having clenched a speech in the House of Commons with Greek quotation, Sheridan, in reply, admitted the force of the quotation as far as it went, "but'' said he "had the Noble Lord proceeded little farther, and completed the passage, he would have seen that it applied the other way" Sheridan then spouted something, ore rOtundo, which had all the ais, ous, kon, and kous, that give the world assu- rance of Greek quotation; upon which Lord BeIgrave very promptly and handsome ly compimented the Hon. Member on his readiness of recollection, and frankly admit ted that the continuation of the passage had the tendency ascribed to it by Sheridan, and that he had overlooked it at the moment when he gave his quotation. On the break ing up of the House, Fox, piqued himself on having some Greek, went up to Sheridan and asked him, Sheridan, how came you to be so ready with. that passage it certainly is as you say, but was not aware of it before you quoted it." It is unnecessary to observe, that there was no Greek Gt QU in Sheridan's inn promptu!

 Panthers killed.-A Monticello, N. Y. date of 29th Dec. says:

 "TwO Partners, one measuring nine feet from the nose to the tip of the tail, the other smaller. were killed a short time since in the town of Bethel, about seven miles from this village, by MT. Nelson Crocker. They were two out of drove of nine, probably emigrating from our woods to a warmer eli mate. One of the remaining seven was bad ly wounded, but not so much so as to be ta- ken. Our hunters have pursued them, and will give good account of them.