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xIt z I gentleman who was paying his address- es 10 lady, at length summoned up suffi- cient courage to ask if they were agreeable to her and whether he might fatter himself with ehanee of success. The lady re- piled Stfipes7-telling the gentlemen to transpose the letters so as to form out of them another word, which word was her an- swer. The reader who can find out the word need never fear being aonplstssed by a lady; those who cannot must either persist Ell they overcome the difficulty or may give up all thoughts of wooing.

 E1ecrable Rertariiy.-Extract from a private letter from Quebec:-"A Newfound- land paper received by the Wansbeck at this place on the 2osh July, states that the editor of the Public Ledger was assaulted in the streets and bott his cars cut of!tr The Governor offers reward of 500l and the Merchants also 500t for the discovery of the perpetrators of this horrid deed. The editor of the Ledger (Mr. Whinton) has distinguished himself by his attachment to the mercantile interest and the cause of good government, and has brought down upon himself the atrocious vengeance of a party whose villanous conduct he reprobat- ed, and whose wicked intentions ho ex- posed.-.N y. Corr. i Enq.