... BY THE HON. AIRS NORTON. And lie not thou CaSt down, because thy lot The glory of thy dream retionibleth not, Not for h;erself was wiimaa first create, Nior wet to be man's idol, but his monte. Still from his birth his craddled bel, she tends, The first, the last, the fithfsleit of friends Still finds her place in sickness or in woe, Humnable to eomfort, strong to unorlergo Still in the depth ...

... LITEI{ATURI . lTHE LETTIrS 01' [InhRACH WVALVOI.E. VuI. IV. London : Richard Bentley. We earnestly invite attention to this the only full edition of Walpole's inimitable letters, so rich in anecdote as to the character and conduct of the leaders in the political and fashionable circles, dur- ing the long literary career of their witty and withal most fascinating writer. This volume carries ...

... aNOWV T'IrS ItIIARIT IS FREt-v. Sy I have liv'dt, andlov'il t, inadnese, lie No othel joy wias mine- sh In srrow, as in gladisp, hi Mv verv soul woog thin0e I Aml; tini, friend~liip, glory I ea All all whirh bomre a narin, At olanir were fled before thee- Ai Yet tlhou wvert still the samne. G But will the heart foieever, te With no return, drenar on ? lI WVill pride not wake to sever tlt EL'ih ...

... LITERA-TITRE. Tie WVoRKs OF Slit . L.. BULWER, Dart. Vol. V. London: Saunderu & Otley; arti Bell & Bradfute, Edinburgh. The fifth volume of this beautiful and uniform edition of the bright and attractive creations of flu]- wer's genius, includes a portion of tihe beautilul and discursive tales, entitled, ?? Thle Pilgrims of the Rhine, and the poetically philosophical sketches included under ...

... LITERATUIIE. BEN-TLEY'S MiSCvI.CIANY 1`1t JU1rY 1840. 'The London post-bag thanks to Rowland lull's sagacious scheme, has just brought us Mr Bentley's entertaining periodical, the contents of which We have devoured with greedy baste, reserving a inure leisurely examination for our next cup of Bo]hea. The exciting story of Guy Fawkes, of course, first claime(l our notice, the two additional ...

... TilE EDINIUnRiGrI itlavyrso.. No. 144. Jly 1840. Edinburgh: Adam & Charles Black. An able disquisition on Tile Present State and Prospects of British India, opens this very interest- ing number of our Scottish Metropolitan Review. This paper is evidently -written by a person deeply versed in Anglo-Indian allairs, and it will well repay an attentive perusal. Notwithstanding the value anl ...

... FORREST. THE AMERICAN ACTOR. (Fromn Thle Stage. By Aified Buan,) With the exception of Mr Forrest, there is no American performer, whom I have seen, that hasg any right to expect on the London stage the favour ovhiclr has beers extended to English performers on I the principal stages in America. I put out of the question any nonsensical matter of hospitality, which is tile duty of Ill ...

... apNiC 11T OF MR ROBERTSON'S PUPILS. ,iJ,)/VStuirlayh I- lib, the Young Lallies attendling \lr flib', t.,i'o A a I ?? gaove the laot f the SOri io; Cone,,i,, *vhibh t ey unu;illv give to thler friends, at the close el' the season, The eancert iil!1lencedl 1y the ppr fornmance of ort axcell izt Fantai lii Czeroer, il vs huh he hns, with Mria lelicite, Iilrinlw ci S0011! | ltiitilhil S. ltii it ...

... 1HAYMTARKET TIHEAT RE. 1',e b nve hlrd lre rec rdin7 of scome triumnpl:;ant aepjrerrrinre r ol' vmr':i l 1citiricters to 'vhli hi PiS. lso.s it 1.i rigt, both inliereint and icr litnrj ; but his lir-t atterrpt in th;! lirirroct r of' Miebeth, his clrst ill Lfondon, at leivct, and, it' be did it els h *l-erv, ric:h lierlornrarinces cV n o lry be cosid(lerc ! in the ?? of (lr2:iS nh rsarI -u is ...

... ADELPITI THEATRE. Thie 'Misses Siith Imlade their first ulppeararree for :11 season on M'ondaiy eveninrg, in ' Rural Felicity I Th ?? r hey were iii errpit1! voi(e`, Vsld sun.lU a v:iriety of' son-s and i r itts ?? inner as to draw florth ih tilo'i-d ?? : oa- nllilni i,1i apholsiue of a llulnerou s and dleli1itel aunlieuce. After the comedy, a new melo e. dramia, called The Tempter, or the ...

... Ai-:LrITI TIhEATRE. Te ?? ffourdis tragedy of The Massaere of Glellce . ' ~ici Iva- so ?? succssrmil ill T ,-Ial, . Pc;rolduzel at our smnhmer til mtre on ?? omet wvith tbe most ?? t ?? ?? l:mng'iage is chiaste and beautiful. en n ?? the poetry wbich completely I ' i jn I us eaptive time a minds of mmi who feel t ?? -tmijit interest in, or admiration 0of, the ro- ; ,tic el n I heath-clad ...

... INVE11NESS SfEWP AND WOOL FAIR. 0nr a rirari nxl~ mrat wsis h,,d last rieck at thle Statedi Perriod, ConItlICOig ORi 'Thursday tire 9th insiant, and t.'rra ier r thle 11Satrdariy following. 5NO samples of rrrl rir .ireip are '.'ibrfito'4, hiut tho qualities of the dif fe rent flor eks an the Higih landa, both fleece andi car - clse, aire r IIknrr rrn tir the ?? dp alor ra nai manur- ...