... Cabin c t o f Ap o 110. ., ERSES . . *N t.GI! NELsoN'S SSTRI)KIN, HBS TLAO.. As the fierce eagle, hov'ring o'er the ieft, - Peels-all a parent's fondnefs in his breaft; And o'er the wide ekpanfc of earth, fea, fkies, - 31xplores the profpet with attentive cyes; No objc6 hoffile to their fafety fen, He proudly glides on the foft air ferene, Defcends, and o'et thecyry fpreads his wingp, -Which.t ...

... ,VAPEIMES OF LITERATURV, SCIiENCE, Op. Thle Royil F-lydrogralitbical Ofice. of Miiadrid' has' pol- bl Whled, by earomti md of thte l'ritice of tlte p'eace, in tili Gov, Gazotte of eba cccity, cic 'following norice, relative to ja h difeuvery recenucly macdc in the South Sea: -1 The hiilet (If La Palo, belolgicig to thle Pitilippinte Compainy, anid corn- ,ticS riancled by Don Johln Ilpift ...

... T'HE FAIR' IN IIYI)E PARK.i On~ Thur sdav, sh~ortly after the processioni had ger .passed A~psicy-house, the am usements of the in I fair c ommencedl in good earnest, Wie say in of Egood earnest, because for the last two or three |of l (ldays business in a partial manner has been going Inless ton. 'Vise alteredl appearance presented to the the eye this slay finn tam ~t w e hall observed the ...

... FASHIONS FOR DECEMBEIC. I .. . . - - (Front the London and Paris Ladies' Magazine of p Fashion.) tl Mueh simplicity is observable in the make of dresses, the ornaments, however, are various in gimp, passe- q menterie, byrinthes; but the most elegant is the dea- telle de velours, which posseases the advantage of I mat=hing the colour of the dress. Embroidery is also onsik, cloth, cachemire, ...

... - pHRpEN oLOGY AND-BUMF§S. - -.-Esat~TL h -PHRENILvUU1 ?? j Por, -Y ANTI -U - . t Were I a D3rrjn,. giftod by tbt asti 4 - To search th edee Tct55cb of tle iheart, To ?? its paislans, toueh its inergstcns-a'. e And make those feel who never t£re ofe'f . ., ?? Unsai i like Pope divinelV sinaof tf 1. His morals guide and' allhis fots ) !esal., Like Thimpad 4 paint the saeasdpntih year. ye With ...

... :OW-D' Y'-Do AND GOODSBYE. rltA.. - ?? - n. . . One day Goodibvc rnet iot ?? Too close to sbun saluting; - t so the rival sisters ievv, - Wo* kissing to disputigig. Away! says llow-d'y'-do, your mcin Appals my chearful nature; No name so sadi as yours is seen In Sorrow's nomenclature. '%Vbcn'er I give one sunshine hour, Your cloud comes o'er to shade it; - hen'er I plant one bosom flower, Your ...

... v I , ?? t L i , - . _. K, .olFL, rANCY.. 'ritten onbtli& cover of an. l1dk-tau& t nade from S6halr! peatl' Mfulberry Tree. DR. H R1r O.i OF T;NN j o ?? Sweet relic fprung from Shnkcfpar's hallhw'd tree, ove thou a fount for imnitortalat\ Spirit divine! fonme facrad brer l i~lipilC With kindred ?? conuqctial fire; The golden fruit frorn ome n'tw fcion raife; n'ad on his Mu lbelrry ingraft his ...

... PORTSMOUTH. SATrUtRAIY, MAY 12. , . _ ye i A R .i- ' . ,, , W, An&ov¢ ..y sZ Ie .inwds Laftlc..May Y4 t tradingS . .. >.' May 4: Titchbfeld .. . May 4 'a ..ndon .M.'ay 4+ Sver1y Miy ij . May i4' Thote aeqitlernon who if 4berally entered into a Subrcrip- b -tion fOtjthe sea E 08ryeti, may tave their Mhoney returned to- theib, by, applyaig to tlieir rcfpecive -Bankers. ...

... theSeaman claims-his country's praifei For deeds of defperate venture done; And Britain hails in grateful lays, The trophies by his valour won. No brealt but owns the\wclcome debt, Each gallant Seaman's hard-earn'd due, But let old England ne'er forget) The Soldier is her bAlwark too.- When France her marfalil'd myriads pour'd O'erfateful Creffy's tented plain, The fable EDowARD's~arms relor'd ...

... By permission of the Right Hon. Sidney Herbert' M.P., the delightful pleasure-grounds and gardens of Wilton Abbey were on Thursday thrown open to the public for the great Wiltshire horticuturtsl exhibition. Many thousand persons were present, among whom we noticed many members of both houses of Parliament, the Bishop of Salisbury, and upwards of 200 clergymen and gentlemen of the county. More ...

... NEWEST LONDON & PARISIAN FASHIONS | FOR SEPTEM11BER, 1841. I If /1t.1 - ILe rat- .w , . . ctor (0i1?n te World qofFPshiton, ll17ontl, .Ajayavine of et/e Ca'rfsy of 4Jondo ard( Ptj s. . .lot1. BOilietv.-Drawn bonnets of aspn e green ou de sOle, with the exterior ?? i ith a demi wrtath of velvet foliage, in various shades of green, and the interior of the brim trimmed with moss rose buds and nce ...

... A -VOICE FROMI HAMPSHIRE ON THE FAT CATTLE SHOW. (F'ron Punch.j Mn. FuNCH, ZUlR, ' It' you plase, zur, I be a Hampshire Varmer I writes to you cause I knows you -wunt wind any plot beeun a scollurd, und ool excuse bad spellun acd all tlat. Lookun over the peeaper 'tother aearket day at Whiachester, I zec a coluint ' the Pa'ize Cattle Show up it Luuntana. I wanted to know what a sed aaout ...