... THE DEAD MARINER.-By G. D. rPXVrE. SLEEP on, sleep on I above thy corse The winds their Sabbath keep The waves are round thee, and thy breast Reaves with tho heaving deep. O'er thee mild eve her beauty flings, And there tho white gull lifts her wings. And the blue halcyon loves to lave Her plumage in the deep blue wave. Sleep on; no willow o'er thee bends with melancholy air, No violet springs ...

... AFs:Rn the solid fare which is one characteristic of the Ghristratp season, one turns with none the less zest to the light an&. varied literary repast which is purveyed in the magazines . We must this month content~otirsslvesi with briefly glancing at a few of the more noteworthy features of the banquet. Prominent in the Cornhlsl is a further good instalment of that clever artistic stork E ...

... | (p3Oo oua OWN CoBBREPONDENT.) * . DIMELBOURNE, NOV. 26. THEzB has been a decided improvement ia affairs theatrical since last I wrote, and though at present there are but two Theatres open, the third (the Princess's) is but temporarily closed. The Royal and the ;Haymarket have both been doing excellent businies; 5i1 fact, I. do not recollect ever seeing such a constant anceession of ...

... :- - I . ! ' .; , ,~ ! , . . I George, Sumner, Eog, has, arrived at the Arebbam. ' -I .M, fltidson,; Esq., has arrived at the Gredullm Hotel trom London, B; A., Fope, Eq.-, has arrived at the Gresham Hotoel from Lotid0ft , ...

... Tf1e Life and Times of St Bernard, Abbot of Clair'vaux. A.D. 1091-1153. By James Cotter Xorison, M.LA., Lincoln College, Oxford. Chapman and Hall. Dedicated to Mr Carlyle, and written, doubtless uncon- sciously, with some imitation of his style of speech and thought, this memoir of one who is almost the brightest ornament of monasticism iswell conceived and well executed. The story of St ...

... Dictionnaire des Spots ou P.roverbes Wallons, par Joseph Dejardin. Ouvrage couronn6 par la SociNt6 LiUgoise de Litterature Wallonne, &c. Precede d'une Etude sur les Proverbes, par J. Stecker, rapporteur du jury. Liege. This substantial volume of Walloon proverbs, idioms, and scraps of the native wisdom of the people; weather wisdom, worldly wisdom, or of whatever other sort it be; is issued to ...

... i: e~ i I A VISION. I saw her:-and the Impress of that sight 'On Memory's tablet ever will remain I -Around her beamed a Heaven of holy light: Sheen floods of glory glistened in kher train. I strove to shun the sacred scene-in vain I Soul-dasrllng lightnings of Delight and LoveI Loud-thundering ifallelsawhs burst their strain, Upon aiy spirlt A.'iB asvk.0 sheial~d.Aboovo Ito On earaph vlo ...

... BboGxAI'sr.-' The Life of William Warburton, D.D., Lord Bishop of Gloucester from 1760 to 1799 : with Remarks on his Works.' By the Rev. John Selby Watson, M.A., ?? Author of 'The Life of Richard Porson,' &c. (Svo, pp. 654.) Longmans.- ' Memoirs of Christina, Queen of Sweden.' By Henry Woodhead. In Two Volumes. (Post 8vo, pp. 303, 330.) Hurst and Blackett. LITERATURE.-' Les Matindes Rovales, ...

... AMIIIUICAN THEATRICALS. NEW YORKJ ?? 3. AT Wallaok's, comedy has continued to draw largely during the week, and the last revival,.. Tho Ivsiba: Hue sband, has been very successful. Og Monday Pauline will be performed at this, house, for the first timo,with a powverful CHt. Mrs. Hoey will appear in the pia'cipal character. AI the winter Garden the engagement of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams has ...

... Gzart aa? lI d TIE COURT. . a e OSBOaNE, JAN. 8.-Tbe Queen walkeld and drove V g out yesterday morning, and drove again in the after- tV 1. noon, accompanied by Princess Louis of Hesse. P g, Viscount Palmerston and Sir George Grey arrived ei a at Osborno yesterday, and hlad audiences of her E M- Majesty. Lord Palmerston has returned to Broad- fti lends. Sir George Grey remains at Osborne. V it ...

... THE ' EMPEROR NAPOLEON - ANiZD THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. I The Mo.idsw, of 4monday, contai s a report of the speech delivered by the 'Erheror Napoleon, on Sunday last, at the distribution of awards to tbe French exhibitorsi at'the International Eihibition. The speech was preceded by an address from Prince Napoleon, as President of .the Imperial Comnission, in the course of which his Royal ...

... no.ifYL ZNGLS2 OP1=RAs COVEHIT GARDEN.L THiEca MANAGEMENT 'OF MISS IL PKeon.5-il. IV. HuIsauSOa, o.t 'lo .an Viidar laolfA' grand opera, SATANRLLA.. T T0.MORdC',i an hna.-alc brilliantly succeesofnl opera, LOVE'S TRIUMPH. lyejnoeslay Rua S1aturlay, liesard Glover's popular opera, R UT 1BL AS. Ec cry VI eninty. the gound original, zoological, comical~hris~tmae rlantomiese, ffittal yi . J. ...