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 Old Storace {the father ef the cele- brated composer) had nearly lost ali hs teeth at rather an early period ol his life. This, to one who was decided is s high liver, was great annoyance. X dentist of eminence undertook to sup ply the defect. he drew the few teeth which remained, and fitted the patient Milh an entire new set, which acted by meats of springs, and were removable at pleasure. The operation " as so skill fully performed, and the resemblance so good, that Storace ilattered himself that no one could discover the decep. ton. Being one day in company with Foster, (a performer in the Drury Lane orchestra, and one celebrated among his companions for quaintness and hu. mor,) he said, "Foster, I'll show YOU something you never could have guess. ed.'' So saving, he took out tho ivory teeth and exclaimed in triumph, ssthcre. what do you think If thai?o Nonsense surprise me, replied Foster, knew per. 1Actly well they were false. ssHow