Taking c Wye.-Mr. H. rich Eng fish gentleman, who in the first year of the Greek instruction was making scientific tour i'll Egypt, happened to be at Carlo when girl, from Candid, nine years of age, was offered for sale. Mr. II. bought the child, sent her to Eng land, and had her educated with great care; and when sic had attained tie age of fifteen married her. On the 7th of September, Mr. II. with his wife, arriy- ed from Malta, and went to her native place, in the interior of the Island, to let her parents takepar in her fortunes. They were neta little astonished to see their daughter after a separation ofnine years as . lady of consequence, dressed like princess, and surrounded with ser wants, but refused, however, to accom- pany them. The Greek revolution af- lords many such episodes which would furnish pleasing subjects for the drama.