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 serving In ate foreign paper. account of mag nlhcent hsFaTy 'Onss recently given D, the Messrs. Chambers oi Edmburg. at which there were some t"o hundred persons present. and among them some of the most distinguished of the British Lilerati The account contains description of the immense establishment oi.these gentlemen and of lhe number of Pr'nte' sheets they annually issue. We gather from il the following particulars. Their buildings are very extensive and ssrsa stcss kgs-in their O'ndTy alone they employ t0o handrsd persons. The circulation of Chambers Edinburgh Journal is NIns. V 1hO@ssnd weekly. and they issue annually se~sn Nnii!ions Of printed sheets! From this concern. ol Course they derive prlncely resenus and are able occasionally to give champagne and cold chicken to

 the poor devils of authors who furnish the fuel to keep up the steam, We have no doubt they felt ve- ry comfortable after the soee and left impressed with very elevated actions of the hospitality and courtesy of these Princes of Publishers, the Messrs. Cham. 6ers of Edinburgh.