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SUPPLY OF WATER IN CITIEs.-It would seem from some of the late periodicals, that the attention of the Parisians has lately been drawn towards the very imperfect supply of water in the city, and measures are taken to introduce water works. In the report of the committee appointed to examine into this matter, we find it stated, that the supply of water by aqueducts, SSc. in several of the ci- ties of Great Britain is as follows. To each individual there is distributed per diem in

 London, 21 gallons,

 Manchester, 12

 Liverpool,

 Glasgow, 26 !"

 Greenock, 16 !"

 Edinburgh, IF " Of course, but small portion of this is con- sumed, the remainder being employed for washing, bathing, &c. The editor of the journal from which the above is taken, calcu- lates, that for the same purposes an individu- al in Paris does not get more than gallon and half. It would seem that they must be a dirty people in comparison with the Eng fish, even after making all due allowances for the use of bituminous coal by the latter, which of course renders necessary more frequent ablutions both of person and garments.