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Mas. JoEEs THE FEMALE IMPosToR.-All our readers without doubt remember the performances of one Mrs. Jones, in Rochester, months ago. who by large stories of high connections in England, in dncei youth named Hunter to become her husband whom she pun,iered of what little money he had, in. solved him largely in deht, and then decamped. communication in the Rochester Evening Post states that she has been performing similar impositions in Toronto. She there represented herself heat cook in the late Sir Astley Cooper's establishment, who she said had left her an annuity "f 100. This soon increased to 300, and named Lanesboo' believed her story, and married her. 4 letter from Toronlo to the Post, gives the follow ing summary of her exploits and adIs that she has since been heard ofat Albany.

 'After having deceived her husband by stories about 100000 being left her and that Lord Liver pool had sent over his steward to bring her home; after having got number of others credit her story and trust her with money; after having, in the midst of sickness, given to the attending minister, of her Christian resignation and pous trust in her R-edeeinsr; after having enjoyed herself by driv- iny in acarriage, under contract to buy it; afier hayininyprepared her husband to go to London, tp attend to her business; after having borrowed pair of blots of the wife of tho tailor who made her hus bands fine clothes; after having guled every body, she decamped quietly by the Transit morning in the first of this week, just before her husband have started for England. suppose she has carried oii about t 30G, aud has gonr to play off the game of cheating the guliabes of soms other place"