... . A GLEAM OF SUNSHINY. By if W. iOriNCsEt.LtOW. 'his is tlhe place. Stalid still, my steed, Let me review the scene, And smmnion from the shladowy Past The forms that once have been. The Ponst ntl] Present here unito Beneatih Timhn't flowing tide, Like footprints hidlilen by a brook, But seen on either side. 1itre runs thre highway to the town; There the green blno descendis, Thrortlg which I ...

... ON MR. HERBERT'S HISTOI1CAL PICTURE, T7ie Ieeciyei)dentisasseriny Liberty of Cancience, in the Wrestminster As cacefly of Dicieeeo. BY C11ABLES NIVWORTHY. 'Tis a rich grouping! an assemblage vrand Of Portraits, painted by a master-hand. A bright creation of the Artist's mind, From history, racts collected and combin'd, Of holy me, that dared t' assert, defend Treedoan of Donsiesce, and its ...

... |. -- FASHIONABLE INTELLICGNCL The Earl and Countess of Wiclilow are at present, journing at Ventnor, in the Isle of Wigbt. Lord and Lady Listowel %will not return to ~land th, season, but their house will be occupied by Lord and Louly 14 donald. The Earl of Portarlinnton has arrived in Lond his seat, Milton Abbey, Doretshir e. The lon. Mrs. George Browne has issued Carld r a soiree dansunte, ...

... lIER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. TO-MORKOW EVENING, March 21, will lie performed Verdi's highly auccessful opera of NINO. Ninus (King of Assyria), Signor Fonwsari; Idaspe, Corclli; Orotaspe (High Priest of the Tern-lie of Isi»), signor Bot.-lli; Abdallo an Officer of the King of Asevriai, 1 Fencna (Daughter of Ninus i, Mademoiselle Corburi; Anna (Sister of Orotaspe), Madame Bellini; Abigail (a Slave ...

... . T UIE 2E E :NG 1S. . bg to Dv ; D.B m Lain. . adlmini er Tb. strs HkisneondsgleainI1 hthere i- :- Jn hjeaven's deep sure, *the ho ia . And the silver moon Iisamiengn, inforr; r * Onin blo steps belowr, or niol .-Oome fcrib,neo*e, snj dearW, intend a h o d~aier near thee lItw, -severe ?? wfhispered vowsB thou hcarcst, e Ni * -A faithftii loier sighs. hfr ua Il y fonder casement kneelibg, ...

... THE UNION MAGAZINE, No. 3. This new periodical maintains the high ground which it has from the first assumed. It blends excellencies rarely found now-a-days in unison, and exhibits an amount of vigorous talent to which much older publica- tions cannot aspire. Who the writers are we cannot say, all the articles being anonymous; but they bear internal evidence that they proceed from practised ...

... MUSICAL INTELLIGrENCE. LEIPzrG SUBSCRIPTION CONC1RTS.-The most in- portant musical ivesltsi in Leipziz, are the celebrated sub scription concerts, which are goinx oil prosperously under the direcijqen of Dr, A1LRxDF. r9s$OJIN. At the tihirteinth eon- cert tlte progritnrm;l wjtj9t is follows :--BETlTov'EN's SYIII- phony in F, No. 8; ?? and, from ?? * Cretion, by Mademoseille EISLen VOOEr,; ...

... (From the Atlas.) The nation has reason to feel much indebted to Mr. Evwart for bringing into discussion the duty on foreign books imported into this country. If nothing else result from the conversation that ensued in the House, we have at least obtained some insight into the relative value set by .Ministers upon various descriptions of articles likely to be imported into, and, we onay add, ...

... inducing the Bank of Franee to increase the number of branch banks. We find the following in the Journal des Debats: — The Bank of France has just come to an important decision. It is going to establish four new branch banks: one at Strassburp;, one at Valenciennes, one at Nismcs, and one at Mans. There will also be fifteen institutions of credit in the different departments belonging to the ...

... era IIECOLLSrrION5 or MisTTANY 8savict, is 1513, 1814, AND 1515, sad OTIROUON GesuisY, HOLLAND, AND Faasce; INCLODISIO eONS the DITAILs OF TEll DATTLas Op QUAvER BRAS AND WATIR5.OO. 'By tn- ThomaS Morris, late Sergeant of the 2nd BattalIon of tho 73rd ary Regiment of Foot. London: Effinghinis Wilson.-Fow books are more aitrartivo than pereoflal narratives of military or naval nts adventure; ...