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Ma. NoAH's LECTURE We presume thu, the
Noahs Lecture on the Restoration Of the Jews,
will be US large as that which attended the Ora,orio
on Thursday. The subject 81 the Lecturs-gradu-
ally increasing in interest throughout Christendom
for centuries--besins to the highest import
ance. The indications respecting the Jews have
been marked and wonderful, in all sges, ald they
SEEM throughout their long and eventiul history, 10
have been shielded BY On especial destiny, which,
although sometimes itself cruel, has never ceased
its active and protecting agency. Mr.. Noah, as one
Of the fathers and teachers Of the Jewish people
canno, fail 10 give Us discourse as Instructive Us
interesting. The Lecture may be regarded as the
plea Of the Jews, uttered TO the world by the mouth
Of one OF the most distinguished OF their number