Indian Hail Storms.—­Captain Skinner says, during one in which a heavy shower of hail fell, the thermometer sunk nine degrees in fewer minutes—­from 75 to 66; it rose again as rapidly.  Although it was more than four o’clock in the afternoon when the hail fell, it was still on the ground the following morning; a proof of the coldness of the night air.

Waterloo Child.—­A private of the 27th regiment, who was severely wounded at the battle of Waterloo, was carried off the field by his wife, then far advanced in pregnancy; she also was wounded by a shell, and with her husband, remained a considerable time in one of the hospitals at Antwerp, in a hopeless state.  The man lost both his arms, his wife was extremely lame, and here gave birth to a daughter, to whom it is said the late Duke of York stood sponsor; her names being Frederica M’Mullen Waterloo.  A.H.K.—­T.

The Royal Academy.—­The receipts for admission to the Exhibition of this year were L300. short of what they were last year.  The sale of pictures at the Gallery of the Society of British Artists has been greater than in any preceding season.

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