We understand that the Eg...
Wre understand that the Egypitian Tomb will be re- opced in Losdon in the ensuing spring, 3Mrs. Belzoni having hired thac -e.v extensive premises in I,iace..er.squarc, which wereformRerly oczipied by MT. Strohlingl the painter. The tormb uill consist of tlbrcn chambers, the last or which will represent the grand apartment, L-hac the calebrated Arregonite Soros was discovered by Air. Bel. -, ad it is not improbable that this roatchless relic of antiquity will dcocre the chamber itself, as the conditions of its gale to Mr. Sor=e expressly a!lowed of its being re-purchased by Mr. Belzoni or b5s I=itS at the suim osiginally agreed upan in Egypt The chain b1_rs vr prearzing under the direction of Mdr. James Ceourtine, to wham he tar2 of the tomb at Paris was intrusted by Olr. Belzoni, b:m he sEarted Upon his iapless journey to Yez. The niedelt of t umide. &, various drawings of the splendid ruinsin-Uliper Eg-Ft an7d N'ubia, together wtith the remzaining antiquities,. new iri hez p;cscs:iea of lrs. Belzonf, will occupy the enErance.rtom; and vc have n0 doubt, both frogs the interest of the exhibition neard fram lthe symnpathy vhich the fate of that enaterprising eratzir has excited, dhnt the resalt wi fully antswer Mrs. Bel. ,,F 3r =t unguine expectationS. It is, indeed, for the stlppart of mr. BcIzani's agedmotherand numero srelatives at Padtua, that wts. Be2ZCYi is now exerting herself The lover of Egyptian lore wif re.~nice atthe above infonnation, and especially the tunthorof R # fiwroi ihosenotes at the conclua-on of hi5 second volume wea ivc *t'e fsl owin extract:-" There Typhonte detatils of sepul. cwraldecoratinn belong to the tomb of iPsammie, or rather of Yc.o exhibite by Mr. Belzoni; the undoubtedidentity ofthis wambD, end die muldttude and importanco ef its symbols1 render th.eir Sae arsriicus prientian to-the fel1o*er of Egyptian studie3, .in it6ex- :iht3j1 15i,aia withdraw fronm EngLnd.' ae >znafcn Irxs shlowtn frvm the "Phonetic characters" that 11gipDsinuister Necho wr ba tenants of the tomb, but Peto. r rm t C bronclo,