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fldd1e-de-dec, iptih falakee eoMascatS.-- An English paper thus remarks upon the English Kings speech:

 The closing paragraph was spoken by his Majesty with peculiar emphasis, How you talk!) and appeared to make a power- tul impression. Reallyl] Twice or thrice during the reading of the speech cloud passed OVER the sun, and thus obscured the page (Do tellO His majesty, per- eeiTlng what had caused the temporary shade, raised the paper so as 10 catch the light better, and continued reading, (You don't say so!) After the speech had been delivered, his Majesty again rose, 1t beats all Nater! the peers, ambassadors, &c., having risen and departed from the House, accompanied a the safae manner us on en- tering, by the great officers of the state and beaseho!d. Oh nlyl!lI His lis majesty was on the throne aboat twenty minutes, the speech having occupied nearly a quarter of an hour in reading" ls it possible }

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 learn by the Wheeling Gazette, Virginia, that a cave was recently discovered on the banks of the Ohio opposite Steubenvile, filled with human skeletons, together with pipes, arrow heads, and pots which appear ed to be composed of ground muscle shells. Ii is supposed they are the remains of the once powerful tribe of Blineoes. The cave Is of the form of an arched vault, within a large rock 15 feet high. The circumference of the cave is 30 to 10 feet, and it's aper- tare only 2 l-2 feet in diameter. The bones are being removed by the scientific.

 Ihe opproacliag Coaief--According to Mr. pontecoulant, a French astronomer, this comet has been gradually diminishing

 n lastre since first discovered. 1t will ap- pear he thinks about the middle of Novem- per, but exact calculation Is impossible from the number of quantities that enter into the computation, the little knowledge we have of the planet Uranus, aud the influence of a resisting medium which tlininishes the longer axis of the comets orbit, and there- fore it's time of revolution, &c. Ii will be visible in Europe from the end of August or beginning of September, two months be- fore 1t reaches its perihelion. lis position is favorable to render ifs appearance bril- liant. But notwithstanding the frghtful pfognosticatons of Lieut.. Morrison of the British navy, it will not seem larger than a star of the first magnitude, with a pale nebulosity around it. It will disappear the by theend of December. Wemust not ex- pect q repetition of the terrors which it pro- duced In the dark ages, when 1t was descri- bed as horri6ilis Gspeefa, 9'c.-Ee. Sur.