... ?btllcEtO C HARITY. BY OaoTtte, J. LEE STTEVrZs* Where pleasurei beam, where joys abound, Where happy hparts alone are fouand, Where even love m 1y deign to be, Tbere still is room for Charity l The brightest eyes may brighter smile- The warmest heart. may warmaer glow- That fromt enjoynelnt, turn a hile, To dry the tears of wrant and woe ! And where unhappy discord re: -ns Where passion ...

... Satin Yarirties. The Commerce, under date Vienna, 28th nilt., announces the failure of the banking-houlse of Steine and Co., one of the most considerable in that city. His Excellency Lord Granville continues to improve in health, at Villa La Jonchere; but, under the present aspect of affairs, the noble earl does not contemplate returning to the hotel of the embassy. Col. Howard Vyse, author of ...

... it joada 11 of Jffc. ? W-11 - - Earl itzrailliain, the l-Ion. George andi the Ladics Wentwortlh Fitzwilliam, havec left towni for Wontwortl. The Earl of Tyrconnel has returned to Cowes from a short cruise on the French coast. Earl de Grey, (President of the institute of British Architects,) Lord Wrottesley, (President of the Astrono- mical Society,) Lord Mlollnctafe, (the Earl of Carnarvon,) ...

... - our trap Mool. OR EXTRACTS FROM RECENTLY PUBLISIIED WORKS, AND PUBLIC JOURNALS. STEAM NAVIGATION TO INDi.O-Thie Oriental Steam Navigation Company is carrying into effect some improve- ments in the communication with the Levant, Egypt, and India, which are the result of a mission to the East of one of the directors, for the purpose of obtaining information. By the improved arrangements, it ...

... 05clecteb jpoctrp. A LONTG WHILE AGO. (Fromn le Potuictrl Resnaitos of L. B. L) Still hangeth down the old accustom'd willow Hiding the silver underneath each leaf- So drops the long hair from some maiden pillow When midnight heareth the else silent grief There floats the water-lily, like a sovereign Whose lovely empire is a fairy world, Tha purple dragon-fly above it hovering, As when its ...

... ,jjoreigjr v~arretim. AN AmERICAN JUDGE.-J. H. Canr, judge of Monroe county, Missouri, died suddenly in a drunken frolic, at that place, a few days since. He was a man of property and distinction -New York paper. The Alsace states, that during the first week of the present month, some gamblers of distinction, at Baden lBaden, broke the bank of the rooms there five times run- ning; occasioning ...

... illpacyett of gasbionable life. In _ a.- TuE DucuIESS or KeXT.-Hler royal highness's return to this country fromn the continent may be looked for about the third week of next month. MAcDAM CATAt.L.NI.-.WC inserted last week, a para- graph, stating the death of this distinguished and anmable lady. oti die 2f0th ult. We have been since pleased to see the following paragraph in Gtignaeni's ...

... Yavfetfis. A recent decision of the Germanic Diet has authorised I. WXagncr, the secret of whose electro magnetic machine it has lately purchased, to take oat patents for it with any foreign governments, before communicating his invention to the public at large. Al. Liszt left London on Saturday morning for Ham- burgli, being engaged to perform at a grand musical festival w hich was to take ...

... litcraturr. I P London peubliskers ean forwatx their work'sfor review, acddessed to /ie _7ditor of thie hlittl Pooket, to Mr. C. MITCHELL, 12, Re(d Lion-'ourt, Fleet-street; ol- to Messrs. LoNcAItAN and Co., Palernoster-ro2v, to be foirwarded in ie'. Bdrown's parcel Is'o periodicalts or seroals wilt be noieet that are not received regutarly. THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW. No. 70, for July, 1S ...

... - I I afluaturc. 2-,2 1 21' London publishers can forward their worksfor review, addressed to the Editor of the Hull Packet, to Mr. C. MITCHELL, 12, Red Lion-court, Fleet-street; or to Messrs. LONGmAN and Co., Paternosterrow, to be forwvarded in Ilfr. Browen's parcel . N.. .. Ao periodicals or serials wiltl be noticed that are not received regularly. FAMILY SECRETS; or, HINTS TO THOSE WIIO ...

... Zfjc ffille --Irts. ILLUSTRATIONS to the woiks of Shakespcare,-by G. F. Sargent. Part ir.-London: 1Hows and Parsons, 132, Fleet-street. The five plates in this part are all of a very high order of merit. The first is a scene in Windsor Forcst, repre- senting Hernes' Oak, ivith Falstaff and the Merry Wives at the Trysting. The noble tree is admirably brought out in bold relief; and the three ...

... afterature. Lem Londoi publisiiers can for-vard their works for review, addressed to the Editor of the Hull Packet, to Jr. C. MITCHELL, 12, Red Lion-court, Fleet-street; or to Messrs. LoNGomar and Co., Paternoster-roae, to be forwar ded ia -lr. Brown's parcel No periodicals or seria.7 weill be noticed that are not received regyUlrly. BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE. No. 309. July, 1841. ...