A mole on the left cheek denotes poverty. A mole on the tip of the right ear, threatens the party with drowning. A mole on the bottom of the nostril, foretells the man or woman fortunate or unlucky. A mole on the left side of the belly, denotes afflictions and crosses. A mole on the right foot, denotes the party to be endued with wisdom and eloquence. A mole on the groin or on the right side, denotes good fortune but on the left the contrary. A mole on the eye-brow, denotes speedy marriage and a good husband. A mole on the right side of the stomach, denotes the party to suffer much by the means of a woman. A mole under the left arm-pit shows untimely death. A mole on each side of the neck, opposite, threatens the person with the loss of life. One on the centre of the breast, with a black hair, shows the party given to poetry. One on the hollow of the right signifies the party to be furious. A woman having a mole on her chin, will be a great fall back. He that has one on the left cheeks near the chin, will be a man of honour. The art of Telling Fortunes by Dice. This is a certain and innocent way of finding out common occurences about to take place. Take three dice, shake them well in the box with your left hand, and then cast them out on a board or table, on which you have previously drawn a circle with chalk. Three—a pleasing surprise. Four—a disagreeable one. Five—a stranger who will prove a friend. Six—loss of property. Seven—undeserved scandal. Eight—merited reproach. Nine—a wedding. Ten—a christening, at which some important event will occur. Eleven—a death that concerns you. Twelve—a letter speedily. Thirteen—Tears and sighs. Fourteen—beware that you are not drawn into some trouble or plot by a secret enemy. Fifteen—immediate prosperity and happiness. Sixteen—a pleasant journey. Seventeen—you will either be on the water, or have dealings with those belonging to it, to your advantage. Eighteen—a great profit, rise in life, or some most desireable good will happen almost immediately; for the answers to the dice are fulfilled within nine days. To show the same number twice at one trial, shows news from abroad, be the number what it may. If the dice roll over the circle the number thrown goes for nothing, but the occurrence shows sharp words; and if they fall on the floor it is blows; in throwing out the dice, if one remain on the top of the other, it is a present of which I would have them take care. Dominoes. Lay them with their faces on the table, and shuffle them; then draw one and see the number. Double-six—receiving a handsome sum of money. Six-five—going to a public amusement. Six-four—law suits. Six-three—ride in a coach. Six-two—a present of clothing. Six-one—you will soon perform a friendly action. Six-blank—guard against scandal, or yon will suffer by your inattention. Double-five—a new abode to your advantage. Five-four—a fortunate speculation.