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MONSTER BREwESY.-Barclay's celebrated
Brewery IN London, covers an area of fifteen.
acres. Ii contains eonduits half mile in length
railroads, hoppers. steam engines, &c. enough
TO confuse one. One hundred and eighty seven
horses, each worth three hundred dollars, are
constantly employed. One copper boiler will
contain four thousand two hundred barrels of
beer. Thirty tons OF coal are consumed daily
I he malt bins will contain one million six hun
dred thousand bushels, worth two million five
hundred thousand dollars. Fifteen hundred bar
relS.of ale are made every day and sixty cats are
keP4 destroy mice. This establishment does
vastly more 10 deprive the inhabitants of Great
Britain and reland of food than short crop, ysi
we hear much less complaint about ii.


The FArE OF GAMBLER.-The course OF
"Riley OF Bath" is not one al all unsuiled 10 our
pages The career OF such professor is he
miiy against his profession, and never kad ca
reer so pointed moral as his But we are COM
PEELED reluctantly TO give way TO those who have
better claim 10 the attention of our readers
Let il suffice to say that Riley lived life of the
most gorgeous luxury and ravagauce-that
he was the companion of sovereigns-that he
squandered money with profusion amounting
10 insanity, and won il by good fortune that
seemed connected with The supernatural; nor was
he free from generous and daring sentiments
He, on one occasion, risked an entire colossal
fortune on the hazard of the die against a Rus.
sion estate, the slaves on which he was desirous
of restoring 10 freedom. He succeeded in his al
tempt and accomplished his DESIRE Subsequent
ly hired brief course ofdazzlineIspendor;liv lived
in palaces, continued 10 play, became unlucAy Y
and found fortune, wealth and friends deser
him. AT length, ,'the once possessor of millions
was seen wandering through the streets OF Lon
don, naked, famished and peHniless; and finally
he who had feasted emperors and Jared sumpiu
ousiy every day, died of absolute starvation In
| one of the miserable alleys OF the great metropo
lis. Such is the course OF gameslerl.


[Church of England Quarterly Review.