Nalae cf Printing. .--ln i27a, tie price of a small bible, neatly transcribed, wasy thlrty pounds, a sum equal to at leasi tgor or three hundred poualds of our money. 4 } good and clearly printed bible may LOW De had for tao or taree shilllngs. lis re- lated, that the building of the two arch les of London bridge cost only E25, which is U less than what acopy of the bible sold for many years afcrwards.--- These facts afforda curious eomn1enta. ry on the changes and advantages pro- duced by the extraordinary invention ofprinting, which has done so muchto alter or shake all the institutions of the world wherever the press has lpeared.

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