... Orginal WOEt. I DEATH. - Hrw many t'ihiimJ touldat 1Tou hare, insaliale grare y Death ! thy far and shaduwy land is flied with a Pale and spectral Land, And comnest thou yet ? Spare I 0 spare! Nor rifle our home of its young and fair. There are old and feeble Crowding thy way, With their faltering steps and locks of grey These for thy summons wait and pray, Then take nut our loved and young ...

... Our ,c'rrap 130OL OR EXTRACTS FROM RECENTLY PUBLISHED WORKS, AND PUBLIC JOURNALS. DBSTRUCTIVE ENGINES IN WARFARE.-As a recent invention for blowing up and destroying ships or towns has of late excited considerable curiosity, the annexed extract from the travels of Count Falkenstein (Joseph II., Emperor of Germany) will be read with interdst:-* A native of Dauphiny, by name of Dupre, who had ...

... Olu Itrap 130o01, OR EXTRACTS FROM ILCIENTLY PUBLISHEIID VW'ORKS, AND PUB3LIC JOURNALS. No ONE'S ENEMY BUT HIs OWN, liappcns generally to be the enemy of every body with whom lie is ill relation. The leading quality that goes to make this character is a reckless imprudence, and a selfish pursuit of selfish enjoyments, independent of all consequences. No one's enemy but his oWE runs rapidly ...

... I lAht '? of jFasionable lift. We understand Sir Walter James, Bart., 3. P. for Hull, is about to lead to the hymeneal altar miss Ellison f daughter of Mr. Cuthbert Ellison, and sister to the late Viscountess Stormont. The Marquess and Marchioness of Londonderry will I leave Italy on their return home as soon as the health of the marchioness will permit. By a letter from Naples, dated the ...

... *Electrb 1?;,Ottrp. I THE TWV7O PATHS. The patis of life ale rudely laid Beneath the blaze of burning skies ; Level and c )ol, in Colujtered shade, The church's pavement lies. Along the suilerss forest glade Its gnarled roots are coiled like erime Whiere groats the 6rass * ith freshelrtig blade, Thine eYes tnay tracl the serpent's slme Bct there thy steps are urlbetrayed, The serpent waaits a ...

... Orginal v Itt I S O N G. A ruthless spoiler is old Time A ruthless spoiler be; Bie mows down the strong, as he passes along And spares neither slave nor free. A. Tuthless spoiler is old Time I A ruthless spoiler he; Deep lines he will trace over beauty's face And quench merry childhoud's glee. ,A ruthless spoiler is old Time A ruthless spoiler he, Fond ties he bath riven, linked hearts he bath ...

... Farfetics. PAY OF A SINGER.-Mddle. Rachel is engaged by La- porte at £E120 per night, and £15 for expenses of her daily a stay ilI London. Mr. Murchiunson, the president of the Geological Society, f has left his house in Belgrave-square, upon a tour to the s Ural Mountains and distant parts of the Russian empire. I We understand, that a brother of the poet Cowvper, just I deceased, has ...

... Ifteraturr. L London p blishea s can forward their worksfor review. addressed to the Editor of the Hll1 Pxcket, to Mr. C. MITC11ELL, 12, Rted Lion-court, Fleet-street; or to Messrs. LONiGMAN and Co., Paternoster-,'ow, to be forwvarded in .12r Bro zon's pa. cel ..N. o periodicaIs or serials w ill be noticed that are nat recei'eedregularly. DOCUMENTS AND s'TArEMENTS RESPECTING nlTl sULPHUlt ...

... V.-~ . I L- .A Sggested by seeing mzy youngesi ULtiCl aslcep wiiA wildflowers grasped in its hoaod. BY MRS CHIIALES TINSLEY. Blessed be God for flowers! Por the bright, geotle, holy thoeghts, that breathe Prom out their odorou, beauty, like a wreath Of surnshine on life's hours! Lightly upon tiine eye iHath fallen the isnootide sleep, my joyous bird And through thy parted lips the ...

... ,z5, elected loomp. CONTRIBUTIONS FOR A NEW WinG GARLAND-No. 5. LITTLE JOHN FINALITY. (From Blacrkt 's ooMagazine, for April, 1841,) There lives a )ord, whom men may call A mrrsel of mortality; In mind as well as members small, Though Whigs extol the stature tall Of little John Finality. Upon the Bill I fix my foot, lExclaim'd this sprig of quality: No further urge the rash pursuit; For, ...

... *dectaj 1,40ttry. I THE VOICE OF LOVE. XY OJLOTHUR J. r. sUSIT.. When day-liglbt fades Thro' the dimn aredes, And the grey moss paths of the lonely woods; And the evening star Ir trembling far, In the deptIh of her dark blue solittudez- Oh I then 1 come, On the feathery [oa m That cruows the i'lughing westein waves, With a sweet low hyinnu In the twihght dim, To lull the dead in their ...

... I 4 - , ~ur 5Erap 9300h, * Olt EXTRACTS FUOMK RECENTLY PUBLIStED WOIt1cS, AND P'UBLIC JOURNALS. WAR43URTON.-'Fhe passionl fr sarctasm was Warburton's besettingsin., When hopreached the Propa~atiu Sermon in the-city ot London, he introduced into his discourse a beauitifully worded, prayer for the divine bletsinig on each of the civic authoriites. At the dinner given the same i vening at the ...