The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-01

and asked if he had exhibited them properlyl
 "Ah, sair." said the Italian, dere Is no get. ting on here vitOut a monkee and de feedle. ' Cecil did not forget this. Being some time after, at a committee of ways and means in behalf of humane institution. the finds. of which were declining, one member said. We must have popular preacher tO the Chapel of the Institution, or we shall not get On." A second said. 'ssWe must have new organ or we shall not get On." "True," said Cecil, ' as the Italian said. there is no getting on vitout de mOnkee and de feedle." He then told his story, which by the way, cuts wider and deeper than he seems to have discerned at the time.
 F VALUABLEs.-Dr. Johnson once called on Mir. Garrick, in SOuthamptOn-street, and was shown into his study butsunlortunately the door being left open, he strayed into an ad- joining room, which contained his novels and lighter works, which had been presented as a tribute to this admired actor. Johnson read first bit of one, then another, and threw all down; so that before the host arrived. the floor was strewed with splendid octayOs. At first, Garrick was exceedingly angry at find ing Johnson there: and said, tit was priv ate cabinet. and no body was ever admitted there" But" says Jnhnson. II was determined to examine some of your valuables, which l find to consist of three sorts, stu6 trash ,and nsense,-Craddoc's Me- mOirs.
 A paragraph is going the rounds of the pa- papers entitled |" a good story but doubtful" telling how two young Americans, who being m London few years ago were drawn by their curiosity very early one morning to the chamber occupied by the Lords, and as the big wigs and long robes had not yet arrived, they took what seemed to them fit posi- ton: but Lord Holland coming in directly, was good enough to say to them that they were sitting on the throne. This reminds us of the man Ian American,) who retailing his travels in England. said that he frequently called on the King, and ate with the family as it might happen, and was always elegantly entertained except on certain Mondays, when the King excused the mince meat dinner, say ing it was washing day, and the women folks were very busy.
 TAE RoGUE's PARADlsE.-FlOrida must be Paradise for Rogues. On the l6th ult. man named Jason Moore, was apprehended for making and passing counterfeit dollars, and after examination was ordered to he com mtted to prison. A mittin,us for this pur- pose was wade out by the magistrate but, as there was neither jail nor jaier in the coun- ty, this document was ultimately thrown a. way by the sheriff, and the ceigner discharg- ed.
 Extract of a Letter from the County of On tario.
 In addition to dull times, little business, and much competition.the Morgan business, will, I fear. have an undue influence against all of those, whether innocent or guilty who belong to the fraternity. Ant-Masonic stores are e, recting, and know of many who have refu- 'sed to transact business with Mason. Iho- ped six months ago, that the excitement was about to be allayed, but it has received new impetus (perhaps for political tnotives,) and is now raging more violently than ever.- Where or when it will end nobody knows.- Jour. Com.
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