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LIFE of FREDERIC IL, KING of PRUSSIA
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The following pithy epistle is taken from the
Aberdeen 'Jerald. We suspect the character of the Con-
servative is mis-printed. Should it not be " a waste-
al l ?" •

Dear Sir,—What is a Conservative, but a save-all ? a Radi
cal, an extinguisher 1 and a genuine Whig, a pair of snuffers ?
Yours, A FARTHING RUSH-LIGHT.

Yesterday forenoon, as two laden coal-wag-
gons were pas•ing each other in opposite directions in the
Lower-road, Islington, the driver of one of them by some
accident got between the two, and had his body crushed
in a most dreadful manner ; be was taken into a surgeon's
shop, and ultimately conveyed to the Middlesex hospital on
a shutter, groaning dreadfully.
At Chaumont considerable remains of Roman
constructions have recently been discovered. They con-
sist of a wall about 100 feet in length and 3 feet in
thickness, divided from distance to distance by five other
walls. Near them is an ancient oven, at the mouth of
which some cinders being found they were removed, and a
middling.sized medal of red copper was picked up. It
bears the effigy of AwromNus Pius crowned with laurel,
and has the inscription :—M. Antoninus Aug. Pius.
On the reverse is a goddess with one hand stretched out,
and holding a cornucopia in the other.--Galignani's
Messenger.
CORPORATION REFORM.—A petition is at
present preparing at Hull, on the subject of municipal re-
form, the object of which is to place the close corporations
of the kingdom on such a liberal footing that they may be
fairly open to such of the inhabitants of the cities and bo•
roughs of the kingdom as may be considered by their fel-
low-citizens best fitted to till the municipal offices, without
distinction of sect or party. It is, we understand, intended
to intrust the presentation of this important document,
which may be considered the first of a series, to Mr. HILL,
the new Member for litill...Lecda Mercury.

Mr. Joseph Brook stated, that on returning home
on the day in question, his wife gave him the bill of
exchange, which he considered part of a genuine tran-
-action. Ott the 17th of Svptember following the
bill was returned dishonoured, mailed with the
words " the acceptor is nut known." Witness im-
mediately went to the prisoner, and informed him
of the circumstance. He -aid it was very sir tugs,
but that Carew was out of town, but would be in
London in a few days. Witness went to the house
pointed out by the prisoner as Carew's, but no
such person was known there or in the neighbour-
hood. Witness then made inquiries as to Duff, with
the same result. Witness then went to Messrs.
Watson, the army agents, and they declared the
bill to be a forgery. In a few days after witness
went again to the prisoner's house and found it shut
up, and' Darby missing. Did not see him again
until December last year, when witness met him on
the corn-market, and caused him to be apprehended.
Several persons gave the prisoner ant excellent
character for honesty and good conduct.
The Jury pronounced a verdict of Guilty.