... liI?Iloctrp. Y CI IYlUDI 0 EN ; lYNION I tiiigiiir tri-iltai fjl/Iregii', (1it CIL iarrdilgarierh iV ,g~i~)Jtdd, an nddel' sI 1iipresui lio 1 ILpii BIatigoririid ddyli ra guru,-rnit nodded Palr oedd wn yr Nghyrnru Ulvnrdld yingeledd rnor gio Itoil dwlybiiv ysuiryw deulu. T1ristori. ?? i'r fiori--cu gadael ( ,vvedi yn anirhydlon, I)yub elvd (i air h or'ch rylion) Al fyr byst ir ?? bcun. ...

... j3octt Ip, SAILM X.C., ARI GY N'GIIANEDIL) Yr hon a awjrir Pi dw 1ik yea yc Fglirys Sfi7l lledig wrth g'ia (Idu'r inu i cc'. 1.-Tydi a filest, Argl aydd (l , I ni i b reswylti 'ielacthi Feliv l ooe i oes, o hyd, Pr byil yn shalh celiedlaeth. '2.-Cyn lionio v mcynilddoedd maith, ' bvd, a'r gwn ith mown uindlob () d rg'w vtidalddeb Dlu %vyVt Ti, A Deuw i ildrsg'wy(ldoldleb. 3.-Iroi diyv i ...

... itilfrarp Nottf-ro. Obseratioles, By E. IN Cleaver: Baker-strrct, lbishitle volume, with its unaifected tile and vitb- out ani author's iname, iakina itssilent and unpreterd- ill wVay. like the hidden rivulet tlioughl a greeri field. las greatly pleased us. It contains the pith and the marrow of a library for those tvito seek to gather only the goodI of ivhat they read, nid covet no excitement ...

... 'J)oet VI). ENG LYX 1'r BiCIhlt au, sei')vriy'dd yr Agcrd.l-long Coniiay t;'aaltc. Y Bivch nur, lle buocb chwvi ?- Ynl Atrilwcb, Yn villid y is eilgi; Yn liurpivil. cis. Unwfl, i mi, Y nla'n ol. 0! rlao'0l oli. Awst .31, 1839. AiIYnouI). leev ar uv ddevie (seJ flin er Eigob l.,a titnr ) or Ain o'i 1uaiigi nleivyddi(di aJ wr ?? i'7 de; c1v un ddiededdu r ?? Mr. Gibbs, Ltonlgnenslllhlulrlr yn ...

... uitcraq) lKolirro. It ot1 Il A P AXN I) A is' vs's( (ia 11' V A .tN'1. Ns OX, 111 ?? -Be SbHtEtRt. NO. 6. Iyas This is a very amusing work. TIre idea of relating tile Ife uand adventures of a Ventriloquist, is certainly a cripital onc, affordittg, as Itis frolics do, abundant subjecti; of rnirrl. There is also an underplot possess. ita solno interest, but we think a scrap fromi the scene in a ...

... 'TIIE ROYAL CARVER. AN ALLEGORl(AL POrEM. (Concluded.) Thus far the Owl; the Bird replies, Wet all your little arts despise; For tho' by stratilgem sad force You from tile queen her friends divorce, 'Ihere is Ilot the least room to doubt, But she at length sill fid you oat, And by n just resentment slhew Woman should not be treated so. WVbat, tIb' your friends nre nmountedhbigb, ; 'Iis bat a ...

... 'The aonnul exhibition of this Society was held atc hei Bull'g I-lead Inn, L~langaefii, onl Wednesday last, 'Thomlas Peers Williams, sq'. MPIP of Craig.-y-don, e Pre-sident, andi Tbhoros WVilliamis, Esq. of Glaln'ralot, i Vice Presidenit fur lie ensuing year.- TFie da'y was chill, squalnly, and wet, but ?? at* lendlrnce of ilie gentry and veomiaury wao very good i flit II wnitlhI I[I dioag. ...

... 11Jirtt ). -- - -. - -. -- -- - - - - - 1 From T'h' I.eyLey the Liureaite.) DI' iOHERt'1 S(V 111:Y, ESQ. Bear thrit that Groat IFliz: in thvy mindd 'A bto ?? it wrock this labric edified And imit who to t 1litioi's voico ?? Wioi le motie ia hope its wilest ungintes piled Ity her own heart, and righteous lleaven ppimovd, Stoed up 1goitistt the lather whoin she loed. Lisy ig ill moeon regard ...