3 APRIL 1830, Page 10

THE LAST MARCH.

ADDED to the various marches,—the march of intellect, the march of education, the march of mind,—we have just had the March of Summer ; which has come two months before its olden time, and we fear, not only come, but gone. An English slimmer is defined, three hot days and a thunder-storm. The triplet of days we have had, and waited only the accompanying bass of the thunder. We ap- prehend we are now in the autumn. The snow was on the ground on the morning of the 1st of April ; a month which we vehemently fear brings up the rear of the March of Summer.