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1) The first is ii collection of insects from the most remote period; which has been latterly greatly i increased by ail extensive collection from south America, the East Indies, and the Cape of Good . Hope. This Museum is much indebted to Captain Woldikc for his beautiful collection of European birds, which he has presented to this Museum; they consist of about eleven hundred; the collec­ tion of reptiles in spirits is very remarkable. 2) The minerals deposited here, are highly deserving of observation; they are from Iceland, Fairoc, Greenland, Hungary, Austria, and England, and there are also ingots of silver of a very consi­ derable weight from the silver mines at Kongs- berg in Norway. This Museum is open for the amusement of the public every Wednesday and Sunday frOm eleven until 2 O’clock. THOTTS PALACE. In this Palace is a fine collection of pictures, which belonged to the deceased Count Moltkc of Bvegcntved, they were collected by him in 1792, and since greatly increased by his family; the present Count Moltkc caused this collection to be opened for the inspection ' \