... THE RHYME OF T1F D1ROWNED CHILDE. Froml tihe Enquirer. TTwas ane childe sat latfin on ane banke, Eke ase merrie childe was hee; M ?? the daffodils and willows dlnk, ' Thit growe by theriver.Dee. I-tI plaeed'ane foot in the crystall Wave, - And anothir oswthe lea; For. le longed hi6 snowy limbs to lave Iin the vaters of the Il)ee. Ah t heedless childe-lhis desperate skrene, As ane in jeopardie, ...

... PARTY POrl'lly. I1h' TMfr RIINAIIKADI CIRCUMSTA,'NCES -AITEND- INOe TIIF QUeEF N. JWIhen GCifhrd coni m-nced his attack on the C)ueen, Loud ra rled the thunider, red liglst'nllgs verr setnt Whne Copffy *uurntesl ti all he proved bgld been done, ?? I'war alwost -a ruteal eclipse of tbe r ilu; t1: the svio2le of the case we may clearly remark, Accusatiun in thunder, and proof itl the dark ! ...

... TT4rP . O;Nr. V F' \ATOR. Fr.o 05 Ad~oic, t, foli; tt Letter ipi PUs.n. And nowe, with no deiignt to quiz, co! I'll tel-l y:an What this husines' is. cm.i 'fibis route, inglorious toil and ?? Thiat weari tlhe body, not the brain.- li M ichi state in many ca~ei,-itere WI) Much Wes is meant than roerti the ear, i Jistt listen, and you'll find a knack 'tis c oomatered by a little practice.de Tlo ...

... TntE -TATUrr frl.On. Stanasizi, sarlposed to be rikeetd bq an FEnd.'. Once miore, tah !tulrn, nd totich the lyre,0 ity AndI wake that wild impassion'd stra in; it- I feltedelirating'hirie eeyv 1iq, Yes! evcr y swell, arid every word, ?? ?? a ilympattleuic chord, C. Anid conjures Otip with viewless' wand,( MY early days, roy native landI ir Tis sweet, unutterably sweect, Upna tar andi foreign ...

... The rollowing verses (in iriitation of Colerilge) though replete' eith'i nalhd are6; ate of 6ipfritdlittour; and happily the maice is die'e'cted ilair1st th charifctr of .one Who m ay, with piserfect c6mpla etcyt :allo* his eouintry- .men to enjoy all the fun of' the squib, which can never, in .the slightest-degree, diminishi their affection for and admir- -ation of him:- Up ?? said the ...

... .- 3 - Dill CAT'TLt'iiO . .. . . . .- - -_ . 5 * .. ' n Cornpetitionls fot ?? givell bV tile * - ?? tt' Scotland, and the, $trai }iEndrick .: tu ral Club, in order to encourag4% tlp. breecl otf 1cra Hiorses,, Mitch Cows, and ;'hueep. toolk place a-t i.ry- a14 o)n l'uesdlay the A current. NotVwithstandling the rotirait' stltte orf the vaewher, the1 showv Was attnmledt R .:ir rc ,semla~e Oi'ut ...

... A new historical Trage(ly, under the title of Wis1- lace, was last night produiced at this Theatre. The play commences at that, period of tile hero's life imn- mediately preceding the battle of Forfar. At this period the jealousies of Catirnin had succeeded in raising discontents in the minds of the Scottish No- bles, at the elevation and honours paid to M'allace, on whiom the author ef the ...

... AN MlCi4TAii3Y, L&@a hen re, tne. Io- den rge ad. be the tht ow- di. ntt hal- be. lpil ' ly, er- Ive bly 1,) rng re- his ect WLi. re-. in'. tto .12. tar Hge )re It ad lbt SUXG BY TRE, M1PB- =Ttcoa g~arow- ?? Come with rii'e,1iwd vewiiti Conle with meand we will blow LotW of Bdboles'd-iivfe' ?? Bubtles, 6ji ht as ever hbpe- Drew froIP tancyoi from soap; Bri t6-s er th - SoattiSaSent From its ...

... ~!N1,VF a - - - - s I I - so -- It is stated that the first actions betwixt the Rus- i siaus and Turks will most probably be on the banks of the river Pruth, which runs south through Mol- c davia, and joins the Danube on the borders of BMs s sarabia. Preparatory to the description of the scenes which are likely to occur in those territories, our readers will not probably be displeased to have ...

... xi r S. (Fron the GreerlOck Advertiser.) To 'Isiia.9 I played upon the fiddle in my 3routh, And oti-as o'er its strings My b)*W I drew,. In all the sober sadness of dull 'troth- The powvers of Music frequelthl knew;- My sister 13!arbara, iii a dreadful frigit, StoppIng her ears, to some far corner flew,- Mv tabby cat gaped wide with all her tnight, Forgot to purrr, and oft begfan to inefw,- ...

... LX ttKA1~t~iL. WILLIAM DOUGLAS; or the Scottish Exiles. A Historical a Novel; 3 vols. Oliver & Boyd, Edinburgh.. 15-2G. s This is a peculiar and extraordinary publication. At the a outset we'thought it homely;' but we soon found that this tb extreme simplicity of manner-was the means of allowing a greater scope to the fancy and eloquence-for he is often r eloquent '-of the author. We shall not ...

... CORN AND CAT1lOLICS. i 1 , l_ iL_ OPT - - ; t ~From. thei Timnes.)3 $t~pfiseu7tde ?? Mfr; T'wtss 5:Mosre. Utrumr horum ]DiriiS'bOrUm.4INCEBR.R AuCaows. What! sIM ?? two infernal questions; That with our meals, our slumbers mix- That spoil our tempers and digestions- Eternal Corn and Catholics1 Gods-! were there-ever two such bores? Nothing else talk'd of, night or moru- Nothing in doors, or ...