Star.
London, England, 1824-11-05 00:00:00

ORIGINAL VERSES BY LORD BYRON.

The following •eras were written by the late Lord Brum, in
the Album of the Union Hotel, at Chamouni, near Geneva, and
they are now printed for the Brat time

AU hail, Mont Blanc ! Mout en Vert, hail !
•
With thee I can emaciate still;
And, should all other pleasures fail,
I'll stretch me by the murm'ring rill,
Or into solitude I'll By,
And commune with the DIM? !
Far from the pride awl scorn of Man,
The worthless objects of their care,
The works of Nature I can scan,
And sometimes bold, yet fearful, slam
Express those feelings kindly given
By the benevolence of HEAVU!
Alone I come ! alone I go !
Alike unnoticed and unknown!
Prated by a weight of lasting woe,
From East to West by tempest blown;
No rest ! no peace ! until I fly
From Time into Eternity !
Yet why? Yet why should I complain,
Are not some other joys my own ?
Joys which the multitude disdain,
To duller, happier souls unknown!
tes, t will bravely dare my lot
Until I die and be forgot !
No need to add my humble name,
Meer mentioned yet by babbling Fame;
Few will demand to whom belong
These transports of a Child of Song,
One who would wish, with Poet's fire,
And daring hand to sweep the Lyre !

LORD BYRON'S FORMS
The following are the sums paid by Mr. MURRAr to
Lord Broom for his several Poems:
Child. Harold I. /I: . I€6oo
111. . 1575
IV. . 4100
Giaottr . . . 525
Bride of Abydos . . 525
Corsair . . 525
Loa • 700
Siege of Corinth . . 525
. .

. Nash,* . 525
Lament of Tasso . 515
. Manfred . . 515
.
Beppo . 525
.
Don Juan I. 11. . 1525
111, IV. V. 1525
. Doge of Venice . 1050
fiardanapalus, Cain, and Foseari . 11011
bl. aseppa . 525

Chinon

£15,455

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Caledonia, Lnmsat, from Greenock ; Salty, of Maryport ;
and Lee, of ditto, were totally lost on Miramichi Bar, on the 28th
of September—crews saved.
The Ulysses, of Maryport, wasion shore on Miramichi Bar, but
expected to be got off.
The Albion. Lowrie; and Friendship, Ramer, from Berwick
to Grangemouth, were totally wrecked, near Dunbar, on Tuesday.
The Dunmore, Connurr, from Sligo to Liverpool, has been car-
ried into Fieling Harbour and scuttled, and cargo sold.
FALWOUTAI, Nov. 3. —Wind W. to N.W. Sailed the Aurora,
Baax, for Madras and Calcutta ; and Four Friends, Itoaxars, for
London.

Poarswouen, No•. 4.—Wind W.N.W. blowing strong.—Arrived
his Majesty's ship Dianrem, from the Mediterranean. Sailed his
Majesty's ships Cuawrion and Patmoaa, on a cruize. Remain the

it;vara boutid as before.

DIAL, Nov. 4.—Wind N. W. to W.—About ten, A. n. with the
wind at N.V. the Sarah Christiana, Duchess of York, Regalia,
Carl Johan, and Two Sisters' with several brigs, sailed ; the rest of
the outward bound remain. Arrived from the River and remain,
the Thomas, BILL ; Prince of Coburg, THUS/MIS ; Castle Lachlan,
Satre; Miranda,WlLoooosa; Lovely Ann, BST'S' ; Diana, Bsuivit-
WAITE ; Hiram, BSOWN Roulyn Castle, Haman ; Lyra, RR*.
; and Eliza, JOHNSON, all outward bound.
M• AGATE, Nov. 4.—Five, e. a. It has continued to blow strong
front the Westward all day, so that the Columbus and the steam-
packets still remain at their anchors of here. Also off here, the
Nile, DAVlSON,_from Montreal. _

LIVIRPOOI4 Nov. S.—Arrived the Friends, —, from Quebec
Jessie, Douses, from Bay Chaleur ; and Mary Ford, front Pictou;

The Morning and Evening Papers of yesterday re-
published with the utmost gravity the Greek news contained in the
non-official part of the Monitcu► of Monday, which they had all
given the day before from the Journal les Delmar of Sunday.—British
Putt.—This statement is incorrect, so far as relates to the Seen.
-We did not republish any article yesterday that had appeased the
previous day.—Eerros of the STA a.
In the Court of Chancery, in the cause NATASH V.

!Also and others, President and Directors of the Alliance British
and Foreign Life and Fire Assurance Company, the Loan CHANCIL•
Loa has granted an Injunction to restrain the President and Direc-
tors of the Alliance Company from effecting Marine Insurances, on
the ground that the Directors had no right, as against the Plaintiff, to
employ the partnership funds to carry on that branch of business ;
but the LORD CHANcictLoa said, there was nothing to prevent those
members who chose it, front forming a new partnersh p of Marine
Assurance.— We understand that a new Company for this purpose is
immediately about te be formed by Mr. Itertsincuno and Isis friends.