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.An ertraordiary equihage-Among the
crowds of peasants and others who flocked to
Camden Town, to witness the ascension of
Mr.. Rossiter in his balloon was that of men
dicant without legs, who moved in sort Of
sledge with four wheels, drawn by two dogs
harnesed and decorated with bows Of blue and
white ribbon. They dashed along with his
vehicle with all the regularity of a curricle
pair. The novelty of the equipage produced
much mirth amongst the spectators and which
ever way he drove he was followed by a
strong retinue of the nobility. In passing
through the turnpike gate, the toll keeper
was half inclined to make him pay for four
weeled carriage; however he was suffered to
drive on, as thelmoney takers where in doubt
wethertheyhad any claim on equipages ofthis
extraordinary description.