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It must be now nearly a twelvemonth since a scaffolding was erected round the statue of Queen Anne, in front of St. Paul's, for the purpose, we think it was said, of restoring her il[ajesty't nose. Up to this time, however, the scaff'olding remains : statg qguo, and, it is said, the nose also. ATROCIOUS OUTRAGE.-Ol Milonday, the 19th insta-&t, a child, the son of a man named} Roche, getting up on a high bank, on the lands of Sarsfieldcourt, perceived a labourer, whom his fa- ther was in the habit of enmploying, engaged in killing a lamb. The little boy said he would tel his father, when immediately the wretch turned from the lamb he had been engaged with, said that he would take care no tales slhould be told, and seizing upon the boy, cut his Lhroat, so as, however, not-to divide the windpipe. The child is in much danger, but still lives.-Cork Advcrtiser. iAdvertisemrnrit|-;Merahant8 and tradesmen are respectfully in- vited to the examinatiou of the " New !llercantile Assistant (Gene- ral Check Book and Interest Tables," bv Air. WR1IGHT, the Accountant and Agent, of 65, Paternoster-row. Copious tables and calculations on wages; intcrest; all goods bought by wholesale; profits, life annuities, public tunds, wine, spirits, flour, corn, &c., &c., are comprised in this volume; and the approbation be.- stowed upon it has been the most unqualified and general, and its real dtility, when even used merely as a check on calculations in the hurrv of business, will recommend it to general adoption. A new edition is now realy, beautifully printed, and strortgly half. bound, price 9s. It mriy be-seen at most of the booksellers about the Exchar,ge, and ~tin other parts of Lndon; or the publisher will have much pleasure ini sending a:copyfor inspection, on a note be. ing addressed to him, William- Ubfrlton Wright, junior, bookedleri statlonerj and nublishtr,. , ^tpsmte^.xow,.