... enrapturd May. The Butterfly, on phnions bright; Launct'd in full splendour ozi the day. tneonscious of a mnother's care, No infant wretchedue- she knew But, as she felt the vernal air, At once to full perfection grew. Her slender form, ethereal, light. ...

... un- rivalled for precision, and excellent ill performance. * This day, onl the evening of which the mortal re- mains of oulr beloved Princess and her Infant *Yere r consigned to the solitar' 'tomb, the shops h1ave belen close shut, and business of every ...

... few days has had the most beneficial -effects onl vegetation, and nature will, we hope, shortly glow in all the beauty of infant abnndanee, anld decorate the smiling landscape in her richest garb ?? Journat. Friday morning, between one and two oclock ...

... en- b de- otiored to effect a reconciliation to itO ?? . c] I'hey again fired, when Lieut. B. was severely, it is lb ugtit, mortally. wouinded in the body. 'The ball hi had not been extracted yesterday evening. St 3ALNsIoN-.HOusE.-ANet' Mode of Swindling ...

... imprisonment in Bodmin gaol. The strongest proof of the healthiness of the Metro- polis was given in the sweekly bill of mortality ending 27th Jily. in which it was stated. that in the 97 parishes within the walls, there was not one burial. M1elancholy ...

... as the mpea5les and chlp cougb are so prevalent. If lbe 'rrhiation of the .gaoi cooes with any other disorder, *eiy fev infants iecovei. Mothers ought .eter td .ba without t'fe AMERICAN SOOTHI G SYRUP. Id ihe Suisury; for it a chIl4 wakes In the nlght ...

... is superiorto all other remedies for the Wind, Purg. ings, Convulsions, and those Disorders in the Stomach and Bowels of Infants, which prove fatal to so many ul. der the age of two years. It is equally efficacious in Cholics, Fluxes, and other Complaints ...

... .A.J. isq~ our life ?- t is,,ePn' a vapoir, which appeareth for a little trnAe, kand then vani-keth YES-aUl may grace our mortal.day, 9 T*at warms tle heart, and wins the eye, And gives each arhdet sense to 'sta.' From rapture to satiety. ?? --g orygrapdel) ...

... LOZENGES. IT is a fact established by the annual Bills of Mortality that one half of the children born are cut . before attaining seven years of age, and the fruitfill sourceoftthis mortality is found toexist in that foul state, of the stomach and bowels ...

... ?? o eve. y C'lass! wvbat more accordant wvith your exiersensibilities can we propose than to assiyt in say- ?? hlipless Infants! L 'Jfu/luxing is al Lxf'ractfirom oue of time Alanaserijts read at the Mleetiny at Mr. HTarvey's. i' .tahiet from a 31lemoorial ...

... Friends,-As a small tribute of gratitude tff the inventor, of CARRINOTON's LipsE PIL6s, and for the benefit of my fellow mortals,, I am induced to declare that I have found very greal benefit in taking tbem. For upwards of tweaty-fine years I have been ...

... with those of some other persons, and having examined M1ills, who said that his intention was not to give Mrs. Pre- vost a mortal wound, bhit only such a one as might disable her from keeping the appointment which she had made With a gentleman of Chelmsford ...