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HeigM of diferent Giaats.-Bryne, the Irish giant, who lately died in London, measured eight feet two inches.

 Cornelius Magrath, who died in the year l760, measured seven feet eight inches.

 Edward Malone, another Irishman, was seven feet seven inches, aud was nearly equal in stature and size to Daniel Carda- nus, the Swedish giant.

 The celebrated Dr. Cheselden, the fa- nous anatomist, speaks of skeleton, dis covered Ill a Roman camp near St. Albans, and near to the urn, inscribed Marcus An- tonius, which he judged to have been eight feet four inches.

 Goliah of Gath, the champion of the Phllistines, (who was slain by Dayid,3 measured six cubits and span, which, ac- cording to Bishop Cumberland, is eleven feet English.

 Maximinius, the emperor, was nine feet high, and in the reign of Augustus, there were said to be many others as tall.