... LITEIIAIlURE. A Srsvrcs or ?? ACrsc 1. Soat;pa . Ilr Professor Lisars. hirt 11. l'silisurgh, IS39. When the first prt Of this valuable work vna published we exansinesl its merits at cosisiderabla 1l-gsl. WVe i ,sist cl on the adinirable descriptioln of discase, ?? of the operative departmient, and on thi Imppy illustration of the various poinits by ll-xe- cutedl plates. The second plut, wihich ...

... BTsf.ry.S ;3lIISC.r..StL rno Sr `TEilU Enc. ?? are armazed at the accumulatiorn of soul-stir- ring incident uith which Harrison Ainswvorth in- vests almost every clhapter of .lack Sheppard, the attention never for ta moment being allowed to flag. IHowever much this may be in its favour al- pearing monthly, it must be rather agaitrst tile story. ,we slhoultd suppose, wben collected anul ...

... POr, TIY. T H E S SL N. When from his gorgeoas chambers, Walks forth the ki ng of day, Night, roused from her slumbers. Affiglited. hastes away. Then sweet and lovely is the sene,- Al smniing, bright'lling, mild, serene. S ee ! Pagan c 'imes ador him; Sooll as he gilds the day, They lowviy bo before him, And wililling homage pay; And supplicate, in humble pray'r, His favour and protecting care ...

... A foos r itev trhasidse' sullstiessoon. London: Longmaii & Co. im A work of this kind, according to the statements made by theoar noble chairman, and the Secertary totbe Society for the Diffu- sion of Useful Knowledge, has long been wanting. Theo pre- sent volume is published to supply the deficiency, and, judg i ing from the variecy of copies which it esubretes. wre should say that tie object ...

... Literary and Scientific Notices, Stalitistict Arrsscti qt' Scoelnd :No, XXIII. Edinburgh c f William Bllaeckwood 8: Sonls. Ticis ninviber contains statistical accounts of ten panrishes, iO Dumbartontshire, acid four in Pertlishire. Tho whole is exe- citted with great care and ability, and contains much Interest- ( ing local inforutatioca. The account of Mouilin ecntrtccts a Ia4 short notice of ...

... MIUSIC. Tl'rl TNU ..IFN riT-' `clr.iin, '12 - TI.r Tu Atl- PI1T. WVri telu t'i caai),lsueli. cle~2l'ate' to tio li1 t I lmlw lrahlhe 010 i.ri of l.dhit.n 1, Th.ar I--r t 1. ?? nt:agws. Lonlon: Crarner, Addisul, & lleale, 20)1, l'g-ent Street. rhe above song. tile words or which anpeare:i in Our last lnuiier, has jnst beeu set to n21125ie Or v Tery spiritcel andl popular t escri ption. The- ...

... PO ET RY. LIFE AMONG THE MOUNTAINS. BY 3ARY HOWITT. Tur splintered, Northern mountains lay All round about my mother's dwelling, All full of craggy hollows grey. serd Where iee-cold, sparkling streams were swelling. te Upon the mountains lay the snow, dil, Far-gleamning snows, that melted never; thet And deeply, darkly, far below, pal Went sounding on, a lonely river. Day after day, the ...

... ADELPIII TIII..ATRE. Through11 the bills of the (lay the Iranager an- nowuices, that the : Rival Kinights is to be with- drawn after Saturday night. On the part of the pub- lie we beg leave to protest against this, for many will be disappointed if this fitmed burlesque is not per- formed at leaqt for another week. While the detnand continues unnbated, certgsinly the supply should be kept ...

... P n-r TRY. tlNES FOR THE IllR''ll-DAY OF A FRIEND. This day thine eyes first op'd to weep, In this sad vale of tears; This day, first from oblivion's sleep, Awolke thy future years. Oft as the fleetiug year revolves, And nlaire hailk its spring; Bright propects melay it still unfold, New blesigtigs to thee bring. With fr ewds, with happiness, and health, . 'sag. usaylist thou be blest; May ...

... I I - Ml( ?? 1rm1m31t \t -1 l3l 1',t.t::It tI' Lprilciphsale.ad olijictsuf tlf- 11Iight1 ble foidl laid befbre tile nala- r nac.ilv.' M..P. for tile C'itv. III na ncI 11111ir i.delye'd Ii- departure Itt ~ i~ ei would lbe exchiilod. the lit- III.Sr .loli Rw1i!i~nii Sir JIamte Spiittal. ;.-i irt!1 11cr. Mlr leiouic, Retv. Dr Johnii Ia M-~'''lu1nmet of' Berw..ick. Rev. Mr Alex.'- If I tr S vt ...

... AD)ELPSI I THEATRE. Now that tile close of thle present season is fast apprnaellaing, each ' ploor Player is earmustly clin- 0 pliivid in cottsidcrittg lionw lie or shte iniy hest enlist t, tile iublihc favour in lilt or her own individual cnsc 'I prviu to ihet partang night, andi is anxiously 1 eiigaged in making selections from the chequered it race of' titentricid representations, to ...

... L,'ITl, EA U II;;. 'fite hait iszue froii the cheap aind elegant Itrc,;% of tie Mcmr. (Chamfjcrut'- I -r reprint from thi s'4 th cdli- tiot of Mtjitepl'-. flutadetit. ?? lin F>,ypt, ArabLia P'etra'a. andI tin' 1 lliiV I.:inl. 1Vie notit. id ttili l-i e'littioti of tlii:; virf.k as it caime froiin the LuI'tlll ?? itt the ( I;rIv Ilirt 'if thid eair. We ile-ived touchl ?? a-,el a; 1iriormitiioin ...