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Sign is o'er sari eyeikhi sail soft tireless,
be deep, Asp sleep, se se to be saligkppetA,
Leek like thy brother, Dsath—.welleigageilkwis its
Far thee Issas kappies, se it aleglief we. holm" • 'ma
Are happiest of all within the reels sinsod
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Of thy stem sileet, Red easrakeeleg twig. „,14,
Aisle he sores—hide the play alai. qiniirt .a r
Alums o'er his festers% es the sevltiee gust
Crisps the selectee, lake that Isy es eels
Baena the sesoutaie shadow 1 or the blast
Relies the eutussa leaves, Hut drooping elk*. .1
Faletly sad assiostless to their loved booths.
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Pros what I rouse his' It saes psis bet if
I /aids. kis to heavier psis ? The (see
Of this taselsous eight, the grief toe of
Ills ssaad, tbserh alight, say nose all this, awl shake
If. sure to easilitse kis is welfs. Nu:
Let Pales use her owe tuataras, seams—
Ad I await to seated sot disturb her.
SARDANAPALLI• -•

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Not so—although ye maltiplied the et
Aod pee them to me as a realm to share
From yow sod with you! I world mot aro parebam
The empire of eternity. Hence—heart—
Old hooter of the earliest brutes ! and ye,
Who heated fellow-creatures sa if brutes ;
Oast bloody ntortals—and sow bloodier
If your priests lie not! And thou, ghastly beldame !
Drippirig with dinky gore, sod trampling
The carcasses of lode—away! away !
Where am I? Where the spectres Where—No—that
la no fake phsoloto: I should koow it 'midst
All that the deed dare gloomily raise op
From their Mat* gulf to daunt the living. Myrrh !
111 I' MINA.
Alas ►thou art pale, sod on thy brow the drops
bather like eight dew. My beloved, Muth...
Calm thee. Thy speech seem, of 'sabre world,
And them art loved of this. /Se of good chose;
All will go well.
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'Ti. flesh t 'reap—clasp—
Myself that which I was.

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closer, lilt I feel

At least home we
For what I sat, sod ever mist be—thine.
OAR AAAAA ALIN.
1 know it now. I know this life @pia.
Ab,llllyrrba! I have hoes where Ise shell be.
amiss*.
My Lard!
OMMANATALVIL
« been VAN, inivo—whenp wenatawr
Awl Kiosk are--..-11•1 I did net doss it so;
1 tbooilk 'twits wishing.
STRIIIIA.
So it k; move
Vats the timid, who aatieipota
That which way never be.
lIARDANAPALUI.
Oh, Myrrh& if
Sleep shows seek this's, what easy sot death disclose

A : „ .af

I know no evil death can show, which life
Has not already shown to those why lire
Embodied triages,. If there be indeed
A abort, whore stied survives, 'twill betas wind,
All nnineorporate: o► if there flits
A shadow of ibis eitatbrons clog of clay,
Which stalks, artethisika, between our meta SIMI harms,
And fetters us to earth—st least the phantom,
Whaler► it have to fear, will not fear death.

I AAAAAA PALOS.
I fear It not ; but I have fels--have men—.
A legion of the dead.
And to have I.
The duet we tread upon was once alive,
Avid wretched. Rot proeeed what hail thee Ikell!
Speak it, 'twill lighten thy dimm'd mind.
lARLIAN•PALVII.
Netbought—.....

Yet panne, thou art tired—in plan—enbausted; all
Which can impair boih strength and spirit: seek
Rather to sleep again.

IA AAAAA PALOS.
Not row-1 would not
Dream; floors% 1 know it now to be a dream
What 1 have dreamt c—and roost thou bear to hear It!

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I ear hear all Wert, dreams of life or death,
Which I participate with yur, in semblance
Or full reality.

PARDANAPALUI.
And this loak'd real,
I tell pee : after that these eyes were open,
1 saw storm is their Might—for then they fled.
DIVRILHA.

lay en.
BAIRD AAAAA LVI.
ISW, thai is, I dreamed myself
Here—lse►es—even where we are, guests as we were,
Alyself a host that deened himself bet guest,
Willing to equal all iu social freedotn;
Hut, ow ray right hand and my kit, instead
Of thee and Limes, end our ciestons'd meeting,
Was ranged am My left heed a bairglity, dark,
And lewdly could nut recognige it,
Yet I bad seep it, though I knew but where ;
Tlie features were a giant's, and the sle
Was still, yet lighted; his lung locks curled do**
Oa his va►t host, whence a huge quiver rose
With shaft-beads feasher'd from the eagle's wing,
That peeped up bristling tlemigla his serpent hair.
I invited his tio till the tins which stood
between as, bit be answev'il it—
Ile took it not, but stared upon me, till
1 trembled at the glare Alibis eye;

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I toned frees sae face to iillegra, t
The hope to find at last see Abel I *sow
Ere I saw theirs but so—alt tweed upon Me,
And stared, but neither ate coin dank, hut stared,
Till I grew stow, as they seemed half I. be,
Yea breathiag state, for I felt life is them,
Aod life in me : there web a benid hind
Of sympathy between do, As if they
Hari lost a part of death to come to me,
And I the half of life to sit by them.
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At fast hMO marble a• they, when rose
The hooter and the error ; and ensiling ea men.
Yes—the enlarged bid sable aspect of
The hunter eittird epos mr—l should say,
His lips, for his eyes moved not—and the rams.'.
This lips retitled to something like a smile.
both rose, sad the erowa'd Acores me each band
Rose also, as if apiag their chief abodes—
tlere mimics eves io death—but I sate still:
A desperate courage crept through every Utah,
Aid at the lest I hard them not, but lauglid
Full is their phaetons feces. But then—tbea
The heater laid hand on mist: I souk it,
Asa rased it—hat it melted from my °.a,
While he too vaitioled, slid left Nothing but
The memory of a hero, for he loak'd so.
And was: the ancestors of heroes, too,
And these re less.
sxstaanarat.us.
Ay, Myrrh', but the woman,
The ORM& who meassierOsfro lam arms war,
And beret soy lips up with bet smisome kisses,
And, aiegiug dowel the goblets so oath hand,
bleilmoghe their pekoes liked aromsd us, till
Each lorued a hideous river. Still she eking ;
The other phantom., like a row of Statues,
*Weddell as is our temples, bet she still
Embraced me, while I awash from her, as if,

la lies a her remote deserndast. I
Hod been the MN Wiba slew her tat her incest.
Then—thew—s chaos of all loathsome things
Tlietwig'il thiek sod shapeless : I was dead, yet feeling—
Hariod, and raised agois—eunsauwil by wishes,

Ponied by the denim wad witbeed in the sir !
lea. Aa nothing fwriber of
Save that I lowfd for Ate, end wwwgia for thee,
In all thew. steaks, and woke aad foaled tbee.

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No shalt limn Sad me evvr at tby side,
Here anal hereafter, if the kit may be.
But thigh not of these things—the mere creations
Of late events acting apes a frame
Unused to toil, yet over.srrought by toil
Such as might try the sternest.

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I Sterne !main.

We understand that GM)Mitt BROIWNtiIo,
of Cams. county Limerick, h.. made Ante-
ments to hi. tenantry in the vicinity of Cork, since
1815. of 75 per cent. beside. remitting arrears of
upwards of three thousand pounds. By the
sod benevolence of such a landlord, comfort
and happiness are enjoyed by every family on his
estate, every incentive to depredarson removed, sod
the tranquillity of the coubtry preserved.
On Friday Mr. WiIOIST. of Rougham, Nor.
folk, showed a Galloway Scotch heifer in a yard in
Smithfield, Which was a truly wonderful animal,
probably the fattest and heaviest of her kind limit
ever was produced; her bone wait remarkably fine,
and for beauty and general supe►iority, she was
called The Queen of Scots.

On Monday as Colonel FIELD. accompanied by
several other Gentlemen, were settling ■ race in
Hyde Park, h►s horse, by some cause unknown,
took fright, and gulliipped off at full speed ; but-10
the exertions used by the Colonel to check hitt!, the
animal fell and broke its leg, bruised its collar very
much, and otherwise received material injury. The
Colonel was conveyed home in a Gentlemen's car.
tier. The horse was a favourite one, and of great
value, and by the Colonel's orders was immediately
killed, to prevent the agony the pour annual must
have experienced.
Soon after midnight on Friday, in the adjacent
preserves of the Edel of BEISTOI. and T. MILLS.
Esq. at Kahan), in SulLlk. the gamekeepers with
their assistants, in number fifteen or sixteen, fell in
soh a party of eight or nine poachers, rill armed
with guns ; a desperate encounter ti,ok place, the
result of which was that bin of the poachers were
apprehended, but toot without their receiving and
indicting tome severe harts.

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.The fii4edy of Aftteeeti woe reprises.. hot
ht at this literate for the purpose of ineosipteree
611 s thnievrow. the rata" Lady whose 41140 14.
• Naar., last Week, was so decidedly sueetsaftit,
in the fishier daytime of Lod, Itioebeit&. Thine ih
test is the whole of the drains • charitctrr rr.
yoking so read sad 'inswing a dieplaY of normal
power in its teptesvertetihe sit OA bold cteettoa of
SIIAESPIbIII'i dada* riney, This finished 'Stock of
• rt bon& Cu so young turd unpractised a
tar throttle honosts Ole uudertskinK wee
• mon slidostle one and the haze/done umbra. of
the ouselloint Wean to hove awakened, as inderti it
wee to Wand that it Ambit!. 'blue degree of
apprehension in the minds of this young Lady's
Moolle, for preVioue to the tising.of the curtain for
don oosouleticribent of the play, Mr. Court! oust
raheinni sod spoke the frillorsiog address, front the
pas of the Hon. Gooses LAUB
tlewhen the eta withdraws its beams oh high,
rising star is beauteous In the sky,
And these, ertio soot admired day's eorireassi
Can gladly view the lesser genes of olght ;
/a, though that lustre's last whltis heaved the rays
IIW 'towing health en Shakspeare's loftiest lays,
ire yet guy hall that light *bid' now Stolid beer
To shine where Might, si 'Frailties 'bow lwriAlk.
Vadietlog potAtos sod clui.e following Amor,
A tattler to ibe slaking frame,
I 11981 ha et • very day,
• itroorlt oil tool oat pourtroyT
• woman! eporaiog every fear,
• AM, feeling list mattes woman dear,
• •-”sieprin' tios's tusk, sad roserina mind
• NNW fore this awful wiesater of her kind.
• 'Ma let use cabin 'i.e en trees suppliant's free,
Tell her you will not Manse, hat kindly 'cheer,
And it her failing posher shall speak too plain,
What ye awe saw yoli veer say see again,
Wen her hold effort shall command appletope ;
Tis fall is honour—if in Honour's rause.

To compare the effort of an inexperienced debt.
hot° with the splendid realisation of the thsracter,
which could only be effected by the matured talent
of that illustrious ornament of her profession allud-
ed to in the address, as

"I What we bare meet, bat seer may see *gals,"
and to make her perf.ciinn the teat of a youthfnl
aspirant's merits, were indeed the excess of unge-
nerous criticism. Dismissing, therefore, as much
as way be, from the mind, all recollection of by.
gone excellence. it may with truth be said, and
must in justice be admitted, that the Lady Mac.
bed of last night was a highly meritorious per.
forinance, and will give a flatteriag addition to
the fame which Misr EDMISTON's previous efforts
had justly acquired her. There was a grand
and lofty dignity running through the whole
performatiee, to admirable keeping with the
spirit •f the character. which gave an air of
importance to every act and word that kept
th• whole attent,rm constantly awake. The most
striking scenes were, that following the reading of
Maebeiles letter, her ensuing interview with him, ,
the scene' which concludes the first act, and that
which follows the murder. in the latter, the
passage-
-

" Infirm of purpose'
Give we Use oaccers; the sleeping; awl the dead,
Are bet an pictures t she eye of childhood
That fears • p.isied devir'—.

the-subsequent one-
4. Sly hernia are of your colour ; but I Awn* -
To wear a heart so wh te. • • • •
A Mille water draws or of chi• deed: r tTti• •

How col is it them
were delivered with an accompanying look, atti
tilde; tone, and action, truly fine; and drew down.
the most enthusiastic plaudit*. Indeed, Ihrooghont
the approbation of the audience was both liberally
and judiciousl}• bestowed. Of Mr. 'OLIN'S Mac-
betli, the established merits and well-known excel-
lence leave us no room for further remark. than
that it was et•ety way worthy of his exalted repu-
tation. Mr. Coocea played Muer/toff with praise-
worthy energy, vigour, and manly baling. The
remaining characters were all respectably filled.
Our grotesque friends tie Witches, with their fan-
tastic tricks. afforded the usual measure of diver-
sion to the high heaven of the galleries; and the
exquisite music incidental to the piece was delight-
fully executed.
The farce of The Romp followed, presenting in
the Priscilla 'I mainly nit unexampled fund of
comic entetbournent.

THE ovine etc.
Last night a new bulletin. in two acts. entitled,
The Milliner's Apprentice. was performed for the
second time it this usiustne little Tittotry. The
following is a brief 'sketch of the story:—
Galen, a country apothecary, anxious to have his sos.
Bob, a regalarhred surgeon, sends Si. up to town Isiah r
the career his uncle, Frank, to he apprenticed. The latter,
having lust a part of the money which had been intrusted ii.
him fur the purpose of plum the apperatim fee,
and not konwing what to do with Bob, happem to siert
wills a mils-milliner, who °rem to tabs hiss se as
apprentice with the remainder of the mm. To this
his uncle, after mow hesitation' etimests. Just at
this time Miss Polly Gish/118, an heiress, arrives at the
milliner'. shop is Chespside, accompanied by her guar-
dian, Mr. ragged, a sugar baker from Plymouth, oho is also
brother to the eraillini es wife. She is here introduced to Sir
Harry Riegle, • fashionable fop, to whom her gaardisa hail
~rested she Mooed he married, Du emiditinn of receiving
• premium of 1001. Not liking the match, slit purposely
Wreath Sir Harry at their first isterview; anti beteg wea:y
of bet gosrdiss's authority, determines to leave him, sail
support herself by her ueedie-week for the few month*
which were to elapse previous to her getting poseroiolt of
her failure. She applies to • shop it the west red of the
town for employment, which lianas to belong to the some
milliner. Here she meets with Bob, who makes a favourable
impression on her by his !Kinross sympathy is bee distreas;
however, in r guardian arrives, and again takes bee Nader his
postection. Bob's father now mines to lowa, mad acciden-
tally ~ousters his son carrylog • boa of millinery to the
house of • lady of quality to whom Sir Harry Footsie is
about to be @serried. Miss Polly sad her (Mardi's, olio is
resolved to call Sir Barry to an account fur baring for.
mien leis ward, ariive snow after. An amicable 'remove-
meat takes place, and Bub receives the baud of bliss Polly
with a fortune of 2,0001.
111 the character of Bob, there is some scope for
MG Ornate's farcical abilities, partieitlatily iii
the scene where he commeores his prufevsnittal
career. and that of h:s meeting with his father.
he displayed them to the utmost advantage. Miss
S. BOOTH, in Miss Polly Gunnell, delighted every
one by her vivacity end playfulness. The degogee
air with which she uttered her sea phew*. 'sated
a great deal of merriment.
That favourite novelty. Tom sad Jerry. concluded
the entertainments of the 'seeing, which were re-
ceived with warm epplaase by a crowded meditate. I

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rollitusiikr, D114;0114' le.
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wase bolt Seed befri.e the bishdays. IN
iII Costa* was ereedilied the whole 4.f the 414, ~
In hawing motions, tot no isolere4 Okerpl to the .
p.irties 4`04101r a 1.4 1 .
At the riling of th'e Coert. • lady of the name
Of Stubbs (se he were infoniudi tube to adders
his Lordship. ... .
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The LIMO CAA mcgl.l.6lt lapsed her that he
could ion hear her their. 4

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Ttosnorrow (this day) will be Petitinst day.

WORT OF ILINGII BENCH,
sow sever, Damlsm IV.
kiewv LORD Neer Ju.tice end Croke. *kir ;O.

tisk true V. SPGILLIKAY.
This was so iodicenient sgaitivt owe D fendaot.
Mho lived in Suffolk-low, Cannon-were. It
peered he was chosen incpseatihait for the ward
WsUmiak, but he refused to serve, on the gion,, I
that be was obliged to go to America On In. oo.i
affairs.
The hue fox tbs prosecution being regula 'y
proved.

Mr. POLLOCK. for the Defendant, stated Ow he
was obliged to go ab►oad, and his wilier io ti ode
wu hetually at present set slog the uffiee of Church-
witrdels.
The Loeb COMP Jusitct aside that fart might
have its weight hereafter, but it oat no lewd 'ie.
levee.

The Jury found the Defendant Gssifty.

MARSHALL b. Titl.ott.
The Plaintitliu this vitae was a broker ; the D -
feodant was s shipowner. The Plaintiff sgret,t
with the Defendant, that his 'resist!. called t'.e
Caaadiate Packet, shuuld he put up fur a voyage t.•
Antigua. touching et Madeira to take to a general
cargo; but after the vessel was advertised, and part
of the goods for her engaged, the Defendant troull
not permit her to go the voyage. Toe lor.seot
action was brought to recovers eomitettswitm for
the loss of commission which the Plaintiff
sustained.
The defence set op mss, that the ngreement ova
only conditional; wid furthet, that the Plaititlf
had sustained no lose, as the goods destined for the
Ceeadien Packet sere shortly afterwards shipped
by him on board the Petite.
The Jury found a verdict for the Plaintiff—
Damages 1351.
POLICE.
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Nd*-11111 Re?.
Yesterday //two Aloe Arden sleety's.. a Anal 'semi-
belies, charged with befog coacernad with* man of the WWI
of there) mid two others, is nablissig • Dm.* coach on
morniug of the ht holast, eriirisg so the Golden Crow,.
Charimperoso, of all the Iberia metained to the bock how,
particularly a box Coalmen% Wher sod other crab iv the
amoset of 114101.
It appeared in evident* the morning as shuts
Maul, the Dmeir mu* eating to Lonom was attuked
thehe robbers, followed by • *mull cam drove by soother min,
em daub* in reutioese to 'mete, the property that wed ha
stoke from the comb. The three rohhers followed mad
attacked she mach about too smiles to the Cent owe, in-
yoad the Elephant sad Cowie, by plables is. Milt he the
back past of the coatdo, mod Nob sat alt the lettere ant
psekages, skid. bring emmittell was observed by a bot-
cher travelling frosts Ibuto stew is Losdros,. bet who qua
afraid to attack this demons'm gang, eir to give say alarm (In
the wind of the mach at the Golden Our, Miring-emu,
the rubbery was discovered ; and Mr.-11.1es, the proprietor
of she smack gave Information at the ahem slam, and ten
jonrrahy she touch was retested but to the spot where the
hatcher, from itocheseer„ described the mithery to ham labels
Ware, where, in • mellow, she while of the porker* and
luggage which bad beta mks from the coach, wish the ex-
ception of the cant en I • id a Orval deal be:, wish irm dump
at the routers, &c. eoesteielog silver, be. to the amuset of
halt., which it is supposed they were aware of the value if
its contents, as the other packages sad parcels were searmity
examined.

John Davis, an intrlligent coostable belungieg to the
other, woo emp'oyed s.. trace oat the ...littera sod property,
and from • deseliption of the robbers and private iiitnrieb-
tine which he received, he easpemed a young mso of shit
mane of Thor* to be the ringleader of the gang, who het
knelt resided in Weiuminstee, bet *so nut revisit, as td
the street. On the 4th inst. he wet iota Westminitest
pursuit of Thorn, awl as be wes passing theistic h Dame-
street be met Thorn, whom be had known 114 foie for fog,
years as a repute) thief, and told him he wanted I t*.
Thom, in reply to the 060 r. termed some surprise. noel
an appesrinee of Inoticenee of say charge being against hie,.
Dania proceeded la search him, and took from him Ma
pocket book, watch, ke. sod joist as be was shoot to foie.
Mm to a hove, for the purpose of patting handcuffs on him,
he made a sudden start, and ran through the streets awl
courts leading to the Abbey. Davis pursued him. and sew
Thom retunt to Daermstreet sad eater a knew, ism width he
pulsed hiss, and there is every mama lo believe that Then
started afresh through and over souse sheds at she Meth u:
the home, an I prevailed oa the ialsabitants of • hove, is as
adjoining street to let Mal miss through, imposing opus
them a tale that the officer who was pursuing him wise
for a charge of a bastard child, and by shit fahricativoi
mostrived sßretostly to escape. Davis discovered tb.t
the boom be bail entered iii Deere-street was Thorn's
✓esidence, Where he was milmbitiog with the Pelmets,
Nary Anne Jordan, fad in whose epsilon-10, • small Ito.,
new was foiled, *hick was proctored imiterilay, as well
the boa sod rover which toolained the immense w.alih stoleo.
Prim the marks on the box it was evident great violence
had bees Goad to *pew 11. There were al.n • great tar if
cif articks of value, together with a an otter of yirliti• h.
keys, the foram" of which the Prisoner rho:flied as her us
when apprehended, hut yesterday she disclaimed the ro-
pily, sod mid it belonged to a young man of the ease
of Williams. and member, whose linen she wee to get 'emb-
ed ; ehe dot out know any thing about them, or where
they lived.
Mr. Miosliaill, the Sitting Magistrate, ohm.. Ved, glut-he
straggly suspected she was coaneeted with thieves, and flat
she was Ira.liag them on to the gallows.
A suspieloor circumstance stated against *Moro wait, that
its the day after the rubbery of the cosi h he W 24 lash of
money ; but it, miewer to that it wee seated, and believed,
OM he bad had a sum of money lett bins *bleb be hod re-
teived.
Mr. Harmer attended for the Prisoner, and contended tie t
55 there was no principal in the rubbery in custody there
eidsld be no accessary, and conscomenily three was no charge,
made out agaiest the Primmer; and Mr. Ilona, the proprietor
of the roach, not being able so swear that be belbresel thl
Primmer was emu-treed as a principal to the robliney„ she
was discharged—the properly, however, twin detelised till
a Cuter. day.
4sovipg Infienhole was committed for trial, charged with
Meallug thiity yards of elitetitig, hr. the property of Mr.
)Broke, of Totteobans.coort-rued, busier mid habionlaaher.
The Prisoner was stopped with the props-11y in het owe-
somilie by Avery and his party of the patrol su WeslSmith-
held is the events* of the lltb inst.
George DrielJkhl, the keeper of. mitre 'hop is Skirt-tame,

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