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A prophecy concerning Neuspapers.-"Woll, I
went. and It so happened, on that evening. was
the first. and the Duke Of Northumberland cnr,o
second; he had jus. been at Bath, and he was ex.
pata,ing upon The enjoyment, no had had there.
But, added his Grace, 'sthere is ono comfort
could not havo. like to read the newspapers at
breakfast, and at Bath the post does not como in
till O'Clock; that was drawback TO my pleas
urc." so" said Lord Mansfield, "your Grace
likes the comfort of reading the newspapers--the
comforts Of reading the newspapers! Mark nv
words. You and shall no, live to see il, but ,h;.
young gentleman, Mr.. Scott, mayor j, may DO
little la.er-but, little sooner or later, those
newspapers. if they go on as they now do, will
most assuredy write the Duke of Nor.humber.


land out of his titles and possessions and The coun.
try out OF its King. Mark my words; for this
wW hnppen."-Lite Of Lord Eden.