... When clouds gather fast, and the prospect all dark In gloom, and in shadow is closing, 'Tis sweet 'mid the scowl of the tempest to mark A spot where the light is reposing. So 'tis with my heart, in the lone hour of grief, When sorrow and anguish enfold it; I dream of thy beauty, then comes my relief The moment I seem to behold it ...

... SERLINJ SEPT. 10.—His Majesty the Emperor of Rus- sia, in consequence of a slight indisposition, did not set out from Schwedt till half-past seven o'clock yesterday morning, for Munchengratz, a domain of Count Waldstein, in the circle of Bunzlaw in Bohemia, with a fine palace or castle, where his Majesty will have his interview with the Emperor of Austria. We hear that his Majesty is ...

... AN EPITAPH IN FALKSTONE CHUBCH-Y A It D. A house he hath, 'tis made of such good fashion, The tenant ne'er shall pay for reparation Nor will his landlord ever raise his rent, Nor turn him out of doors for non-payment. From heavy taxes too this cell is free To such a house, who would not tenant be 1 ...

... SIR,—According to promise, I now hand you a few extracts from a brief journal made some time ago, during an excursion (through part of Wales) in company with an esteemed friend- Should they meet your approbation, so as to appear in your excellent paper, they may be followed by others from the same source, or by similar communications, from Sir, yours, &c., Redbrook, June lIth, 1833. H On our ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14-^ In wheat the market remains nearly as we last noticed, and tb trade in barley is nominally as we then quoted. Oats, beaDSl peas, and other articles of grain, remain without alterations. ...

... THE SOVEREIGNS OF RUSSIA AND PRUSSIA, AND THEIR ADVISERS. There are two circumstances which have of late impelled the Muscovite Cabinet to seek that by craft, which it would other- wise have been its character to have attempted by open interven- tion and force of arms. The Revolution of July, 1830, is, in its consequences, utterly opposed to the principles on which the steadily-cherished and ...

... On Wednesday evening the Hon. Sir Nichohs C. Tindal arrived in this town, and immediately opened the commission. On Thursday morning divine service was celebrated at St. Mary's church, after which the business of the assize commenced the Hon. Sir N. C. Tindal presiding at the Crown Court, and the Hon. Sir John Gurney, Knight, at Nisi Prius. The calendar contained the names of eleven prisoners. ...

... THE BALLOT IN AMERICA. To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin. SIR,—Mr. W. Gore Ouseley (son of the Right Hon. Sir Gore Ouseley), who was for several years a part of the British lega- tion in America, in his very valuable and highly important book, entitled Rernarkson the Statistics, &c. of America, lately published, speaking of elections in America, says (p. 13) — We may, perhaps, ...

... A curious correspondence has been just published in the Irish papers, arising out of the dismissal of a Colonel Blacker from the commission of the peace, an event which, under all the circumstances, supports the gratifying hope that the Government intend even-handed justice towards that long-oppressed country. The gallant Colonel ranked as a champion of the Orange faction-a party that has so ...

... I have been young, and wild, and gay, To all but beauty blind And sighed all night, and sung all day, To ladies stern or kind I've told my love in manly prose, I've written it in rhyme; And now I'm crowned with age's snows, The scent of yonder withered rose Recals that pleasant time. 0 then were hopes that chased my sleep And fears that made me thin And many subtile wiles and deep My proud ...

... Hampden will appear in our next publication. II Benevokis is unavoidably postponed. Lambda is quite wrong in his conjecture. 'The request of A Friend is one that we can rarely find time to grant; in this instance, however, we will acquiesce, and he shull hear from Us on Tuesday. ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE. Monday, Dec. 2.—Our supplies have been, since this day se'nnight, of English barley, malt, and flour, Irish oats, and foreign linseed, great; of English wheat, malt, beans, and peas, Irish and foreign flour, and foreign barley, good of English oats, Scotch and foreign flour, Irish and Scotch barley, and, with above exception, seeds, from all quarters, limited. The ccm ...