... E1 PIRAM.. kT fi BluSICIAN and DANCING.MASTEIC, 96hO de-' camped with Cash awubscribed for a Alusical- Pgblication. HIS time was tquick, his tortch1&vas-fleet) Our gold he nimbly flger'd; , Alike alert were-hands and feet, His movcnzeads.have rot liuger'd.. Where lies the wofiher of the casevu'` A moment's 'thought :detects it ,; gis practice has beern thoiough ban, A chord will be bis exit. - ...

... - , ?? -dft .1f.-POETRYa I * n :t ?? 'LRVE- AND TRW FLO.WJRS.. ;; ?? trunes jl~fg past,,wh~ei! iloye¢esylong, ,s Andqssipfno~ersbe hbabat,4b p eri ?? e'raise,4 hius bisti bodr'al ig PAriTi~ril-ban 1,l4hadend fldwers, That blest i First known to men, li4omei~al~d th ~iry dPA,, 'As his own rnativ~e~haV~Q eoultdgive, ?? dahde'ehdilay , r;. ' ' To bless his sway, Came many a captivenymph and ...

... d'ohoETATO oil` All a-ed Sire II ;Ibtt eaccful I li N et'i, e Isile 'thc ?? inli,:i stiare; Aua ttc'er le; ?? asdon as ye And fancy *s I tmiaftient of pi Sou4ght th WOMAN. Aroni tieC French of LA FoNTAIXl . The Vouth held the v.1ryidgscene +;uir, to forcswi w ilj. In jov and wo dlo k'st jiul) Ii't' v. tis , , 13 it W',jfltB I ' W I ?? Y 't at ?? VC inier is fav'rite chijti Ileguild his eye the ...

... PO EfTRY. >~w r~t' (hr, S~llJUY~~l ut 1SIVEtill ldtlltt'iby wint I~*fttl AAIOC ~tI'r ; II Iilft jittle tolaitne, illt(tldtl'd ?? for Ctilltiitfl &LRoln tiW TI1~ Si, to 't'wleel'~ Years., Ito lic~rlwy coliteti to r (ituret. o rom tilrt, tie -ot ''lsbttellleS alad l'ooLa, ad apted.tt glshotI'~O frort thert JIt'ei foty dl feroin at gre'at variety of dhtn-et goish Ill a tiC tt 'W ...

... 6 ?? ?4n B?.g, -1, I . I ?? I I i? . _. ?? -1. j Hops gotai ..47 esa iih ?? Arapk~itWW~i~d~d ?? eaded y ?? one tellging ?? ~tteotil'ei4 iii 'yaadl~ltke points,; edged'b a slnghtptcyi of ti- srei white sllk. I ho sleeives d-la. At *ani'elrsle, Wditih ~d~uibe,,;1 bilhlg mancc~fsera edged' 'w~iththie ear ep'oyrxtk ks'li An-ie-'oni'ue's .at: the Fm dert ?? t he' skis t. TIh e hield tdy' ...

... PO ITR Y. COME O'ER THE HILLS. A SONG. COME o'er the hills, my love, with me, And as we wander, dear, st, I'll fondly whisper o'er to thee The wish that lies the nearest To this fond heart, and you vwill see No selfish views deprave it, ?? that it only beats for thee, And those fond hopes you gave it. I feel that youth and joy may fade Like suis in yonder blu.o, love- But ol ! I feel that I ...

... POH'TRY- /kr1.e~tngn'.c Fo'.rgot Me Vot.. for 1S28. ri'E film in is from that elegant and higely oll lsbc.. ?? eitltleill the .'oraee Me Noit, a COtinliitioli olf ?? inl'qiit c ieOsreOe(I.7 Ia ?? s)I piopesiil Iii itI i th I g iapi hle art, as aIlnirabIV to a(ldlpt it for its 'rte'Ided p1n:l01', the reweopsile IiS of ?? yoath, aitilhe ?? of 1tielitarl ?? L-iflondly tffectiol: T111; ...

... POE TFI.Y YELLOW LEAVES. T H1 leaves are failiig frorn the trees,, 'Tile flowers nre fiudirig all; ?? chill and boisterous is the lsreeze, ;ore hoarso the ,waterfall; T'e sky o'ersslliatlel lit5v with clouds, Lael~s, gre', nand walsled, and pale; 'Tim alist-fto 5 spreals its hoary shiodids O'er imsisi tairin grove, and Vale. How lapse our yealrs away! Iidw fade 'rlhe ?? of thlO sirld! Onwvard ...

... T'Pr, CAsiT .-2Afurray, Landon.-.-Seldomin indeed haE a Vifu telightful collectioin of original poetry issued from the prest t1hnr, is contained in thle neat volume befole tis. Thtre arer so~ral exquisits charades fall of poetry, and given it the mnhst astiasitil verge bsy Mr. Praed. Nothing cdll exceed the elegance ot' tih follithik-it is pet'haps as graceful a comnpli- ient i as was ever ...

... . WEST'I I GALIIIERY.: Tilis ,pIPendid~ Gajllery, from. uitproptilt eilifliifi( niot to be i oqulictl juto, lus, been duorted to ?? ispa~sid, ltistild y1oti lu g o' ie et to Come, tile 111111IIIlIl depository of Eniglwo I 'Jim Sale co6mielited uh Fidit nil thle 100 ass meiic iriwdcd by till thei iiitr a jid p41i1 '.of tlij,_ftin ar-ts in, 1 ,ndon,. At one OAIt' k thc Sale u'om- niliseed, litd ...

... VARIETIES, The English Church.-T he author of a phamplet On the aonsuflpti;rn of Wealth, bl> the Clerqy, makes the exp1*diture for the clergy if the churcib of england & lreland, 8,896,0001. for 6$00,000'hearers;' for '4,600,000tfall other denornina- tions, 1,026,0)0L. ; total orF 21.000,000 of hearers, 9,920,0001. Total for the expenditure on the clergy of all thebiest of Christendoin, ...

... P0ET 1It Y. ~lE O~~RdRAVI& (A F'atph~dA.) A N1). Is it o'cr? MA, yes, VhAI eyc W hici s0111'e ?? no0w with gpltindoaril xafi rmo c move itl diek.it lover's sigh, No inure ia lover'a hetirt sball ahed. NO Wor thnIC t voice, with nCceT9I Lsndi , Shail I ?? tht breast Vith iVoC dIktress'd, Wia.:!cinr bas ?? cold gras entwviued * The ?? by MW'90 (ftCI j'rei WIhat mournful steps the cliur'clvnd ...