... THE SEA KINGWS BURIAL. Ad ---R -1 T I n.1 r. I (Fronm the Lyeujf of th1 , 'My strength is failing fast, Snid the 'Sea King to his men, I shal1 lever sail the seas Like a mariner again. But while yet a drop remains Of the life-blood in DIy veins, Raise, ohl, raise me from the bed;- Put the crown upon my l4ad - Put my good sword in mv haiand And so lead me to the Etransd Where mY ship at ...

... NEWSi 'IEWS !!-A SHANACHlUS. SA- ,, : . , . I,, ,^ O'Cannell's glorioas, Tom Steele uproarious, And young lre-censorious about the riul; I The Conciliation haul of the nation In dissipation they say is spint And Fame, don't tell her uial of fhe clloar,' Can never swell her patriot train agi7i ; For he got paymer, for food and nriment BULt t For dhrink-he did'nt like the gin. ?? I Captain ...

... A N'EW NAVAL DRAMA. - ,1 ,NL~vV iNavaL pRaMaA.- q THEATRE ROYAL~, WHITEC-HAPEL ROTUNDA. t'MtnKtNcs HAS BEEN FORBIDDEN 4IN BRITAIN'S NAIVY. TARS AIND ENGISWHMEN!1 UP AND RALLY R RO1UND? FITZ-fRLICR'S- NEW .DRAMA,. THE SEAMAN' S PIPE,,k OIR, THlE BATTLR ANJDTH BREEZE. ACTI. .S A SEAMAN'S 'LOYALTY. The &yet' represents the villa~e 4!rve-a, the Xi'lla& eiiarch in the -midst; on. the lsft, DAME ...