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Among them were the following :-l. Cath oilc teiief Biii passed, and 0'Conneii in Parliament. ?. Reform in the representa- ton, and Cobbett sent in as q member.- 5. Change in the Administration; Lord Broughanl on the woolsack, and Mir. Jeffe- " Lord Advocate of Scotland. 4. Rev olution in Poland, and Warsaw declared free. 5. Charles X. driven out of France, and living in exile in Austria. 6. Laiay- cite as the head ofthe National Guards, Sc. Several minor facts, equally remarkable, were anticipated and also came to pass.

 Not the least curious IS the fact, that this Argus, {doube the size of the evening pa- perl was nearly all written by MT. Buck highlands own hand, in day and night The substitution Of heticn fer fact, conf pletely baffled the Stamp Office, and large as was the impression, nearly 100, ,00o hav- ing been distributed, it paid handsomely, tor 1t contained great many advertise ments, (not fctions) for which large prices were charged, and not only was the stamp saved by it's having no news, but no duty was paid on the advertisements, as the same kind of paper was never published again, and therefore 1t was not a periodical. The Stamp Office could say nothing, ex- cept in the elegant phraseology of the ac- complished Sir George Drinkwater, Kent, that they were "regHlarly hoored."