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Premature Latcrnen.-A distressing Instance of premature interment occur red last week in the heighborhood of Old street, St. Luke's. A poor woman and her son were violently attacked with cholera, which in the case of the latter very soon terminated, as it was supposed, fatally; and after having lain apparently lifcless for few hours, the body was buried. The poor wo- man also shortly after gof worse, and became insensible and motionless.- Having been kept as long as was consid- cred safe, she was put into coffin 10 be buried; but just as the undertakers were about to screw it down, she revi- we'd, pushed off the lid, and very soon recovered. Having anxiously inquired about her son, she was informed that he had been buried for several hours, which made her very uneasy, and she insisted on his being cxhumcd. Her desires were, after 2 short delay, com piled with, and the horror of the spec tators can scarcely be imagined, when, on opening the coffin. 1t was found ihe child had turned round, and torn its face almost to pieces with agony, having, it must of course De supposed, come to life in this dreadful sitlation!-Phl. Gag.