CURIOUS DISCOVERY-Last we...
CUToUS PhISCOVERY.-Last week, as somne workmen, in tle employ of John Day, Esq., wcre digging the foundation of a farrn -house near biggleswade, they sudrhenly xtruck upon something hard, which, upon investigation, proved to bea helmet of most ecx- quihite workmanslhip. After the earth had been partially cleared away, they discovered some human bones; this induced them to nnake further searce, and shortly after they turned up a ponderous mnets1lic substance of an oval forn, like a shield; a fer inches lower they found more human bonr-.; and before night, when the whole was cleared away, they distinctly made out the skeleton of a man-and lhorme, the man appeared to have been clotiled in a coU1- plete suit of armnour, which was nearly perfect, thougih sonc- what disjointa.. He appeared to have been of gigantic stature- the sword, wlich was very ponderous, Jay at the feet of the borse. On the following morning, whilst pursing their occupation, thc workmen discovered some other skeletons of men arul horses, all Mtanding in an erect position, clothed in armour, and nearly as per- fect as die firs; which was dishovered. Mfr. Day, with great libers ity, is proceeding in a further search, as from the positiothof the skeletons already found, and the marshy nature of the ground, little doubtis entertained but many more will be tound, and that it must have been a whele body of horse which unfortunately fell intosome snare of an enemy, and werethua swallowed up. People are flocking from all thc neighbourhood toview the relics. [AdvereiSesunDt.1-LAST M\osEr..'s or LO1RD BYON.~-The ix,ar,r;erof&ltnday-next, A>uSt 22, vwill contain Dr. Bruno's An&wer to the-atemeuitln the Westmitster Rceriew, respeeting the last ilIn~ncati'datlfOLord Bgron; allegedIto lefirriis?e4-by Mr. etcher, h1is L,ordship's conflileni servanLt. P"ubished by Jobn }Hunt, Exa,n iZ7tCr.o;Ce 88, Tavistoek.street, Covent-garden.