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 sif0Gs eHlhsf st Hp Relnsa ths back, mNis hs hH,- self sat, while his feet rested block of wood at

 tached to the side. Thus accoutred, he saled forth supply his customers with hot rolls, etc One day he happened tn be passing the gate of II paik al the moment the trumpet was sounding for the regI- ment of Life guards to fall in. No snoner had the sound assailed the animals ears, than he dashed like lighnrg through the Park, with ihe baker on his back, into the midst of the squadron! The poor man, confounded at being placed in military line in front rank of the Llte-guards, began to whip, kick

 spur, and swear; but all to DO purpose. His old charger aroused at the sound of the trum- pet, that To him from his slainn was m- possible. The soldiers were exceedingly amused at tie grotesque appearance of lhe baker and the de- pertinent of his steed, and expressing their

 prise at the apparitlon, when old comrade recog

 nized the animal, and informed the corps that the horse once belonged 10 the regiment, but had been sold on account of some nhrmity, few years before

 Several of the officers kindly greeted their old com- panon and the colonel delighted the circumstance, gave the signal to advance in line; when the baker,

 finding all resistance useless calmly resigned himsen If to his situation. The trumpet then sounded the charge, and the rider was instantly carried between his two panniers, with the rapdity of the wini, to great distance. Various evoIutions then performed, in which the animal displayed sun dry equestrian eats At length the sound of retreat was proclaimed, when of went the sagacious crea- ture, with his rider. After having performed his du ty in the field. he resign himself to the guidance of the bride more humble walk of life. /"