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 TIE COMET. following extract is the best account We have yet seen in condensed form ofthe particulars of a visit by which this year will probably be honored; the report of Professor David will relieve ali the fears that have been felt on the subject. A Comet can hardly do much damage at so respecta- ble distance as 20,00O, ,000 of miles.

 ENKE's CoNET, 1S32.-By Professor David, Imperial Astronomer at the Uni yersity of Sprague. A variety of sur misses on the subject of thiscomet hayine prevailed for some time past, and these surmises being of q nature to insinuate its prejudicial effect on our own globe eycnto the extent of engendering pro.