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WATER OF THE NILE.-A late traveller in Egyj speaks in raptures of the waters of the Nile. Fro] his description, we should imagine that nectar wa no longer fabulous. He says that all those wll have tasted the water allow that they have nevd met with %he like in any other place. When a pei son drinks of It for the first time, it seems dfcu to believe that it is not water prepared by art has something in it so lnexpressibIy agreeable ad pleasing to the taste, that it deserves that ran among waters that champaign has among wind But its most valuable quality is, that it is exceed ingly salutary. It never incommodes, let it be drad Tn what quantity it may. This is so true that it no uncommon thing to see some persons drink thrd buckets day !-yNerc. Jour.