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LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 18G8.

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The extraordinary heat of the weather has at
least supplied us with a little variety in our usual
topics of co -,versation. The weather is always the
awkward Englishman's best friend in society, and
this year the high readings of the thermometer, and
the disagreement of rival observers, the effect of the
droaght, and the prospects of the harvest, have in-
tro.llc.:d several new elements into the old routine
form. We have had a taste, if not of the pleasures
of the tropics, at least of the sensations of S)tlthern
Europe, and unluckily we eannot, or will not, ac-
coinmodate our ways to the occasion. We march
ahout in the heat of the day, clothed as if it were
an ordinary summer, and the consequences arc always
unpleasant and often very hurtful. We shut our
shutters and close our windows at dark not to open
them till long after sunrise, and then complain of
the heat of the nights. We Anglo-Saxons take
some time to adapt ourselves to circumstances, and
our American cousins are faring worse than we.
They have the heat, like every thing else, on a larger
reale, than people in their latitudes elsewhere, and
in comparison with their accounts of the general