... j.WHALE 4flIA enl ournal, the Galedon an Metciuji, describes the ' following gnimated scena, which took pleb'-ff the town of hi Stornowgy, in the island-&f Lewis. An imimense shoal o wbales was, early in thromrning, chased' to the mout4 of - the hbrboour by two fishilig boats which had met them inthe. offing. ?? K..- up 'The ciriuintn . w mmediately descried from the aci shore, and a 64t of ...

... A- PARLIAMENTARY SKETCH. We hope..otr readers will not be alarmed at this ratler ominous title. 'We assurp them that we are not about to become politicalseither have we the slightest intentioof- being more prosy than usual-if we can help it. It has occurred to us that a slight sketch of the general aspect of ' the IHOCuse and the crowds that-resort to it on the ciobt of an important debate, ...

... TNTIi&NC rN -AS1tACE- Itis incon divtbleoto te varta ua~tnd p eW~vvrhtyptft~ - o6f ?? wfo have bfien. bbrn ian bred to ?? idleness, 'what eribefh strifit$ are the lt of those, -scadalotis rogues who Loilftdiie hagi lefti to h ft' fo thmevs Sidh was my fei M jacalstifn wiahen fulo itnefrth 'am of uragent naecesiaty, Iwended mywyt h tonay-f whohadswettgeteranid, -for thufftstlit, pecked up th, ...

... 'CONDI71%fi QP, JJ;SIBj3TYRi, DFt 'T UGHT-1 IN GERMANY; 1X03ILO861iltf Y 1EADtJVT OF NATURALE PIIILOS4YPIL-ADVICE 'T&O:FRA:NOlE; . - ?? On thi'rlfttdipli iat religious doctrines' eie Anavoid.lm -ably'rehle ts6 e'dighitled, ahd'n to brefutdielthir by thbe' Bzih. or by common reas.on LtAiher advocated the right'of ,explaining tite, Scriptures by meansi of ntelligence, and in- 1 ivoked reason ...

... ;MISS; EVANS'AN TX 9AGJE. -i kfr. SamelWikuikios wasl 8 cre ,aper jouyX4 Car1nter of ?? diiensio is; decideiy, bqlqkw the facddle'sie-jdeinyerhp qu the Oii fis Bace Was£,1 Oiud ad shibiqg, Ollpd l4iq ?? carefuqlly ?? inta the 'out'r corner of 4aC0i eye, t4il it formed,a variey Af tthat deacsj tiob,'e'f semircurl8 iuiu~lly krnowjv uas ' ba~ggv-, ;wtOis.' iitaeinejwi4, alljqufficipt for. ...

... Thr (Fromn the Nret Lice Homeo.). I There were people who heeded net the threats of kings, ; but who gave ea to their promises. Tlere wgre other. tpeople who gave not ear to the promises ac kings, but who . owed themelves before their marderous sword. There were yet other people who defied the murdfrous sword of J kings, but who gave themselves up to them to escpe from the hideous teeth of ...

... To ghave. in January with cold water and a blunt razor. To open a letter, thinking it comes from your lady-love, and discovering, that it contains a delicate request that you will let Mr. Tomkins hare the three and sixpence you lately borrowed of him. To go courting while labouring under an attack of the influenza, asd, an the eve of your making a tender declare- tiou, to sneeze, sad, upon ...

... A person in the west of Scotland, who liad engaged in le manufacture of a certain description of goods, then *certly introduced into that part of the country, found it ecessary, or conjectured it might be profitable, to establish permanent connexion with some respectable mercantile ouse in London. With this design he packed up a quantity f goods, equipped himself for the journey, and departe ...

... IRE RECOLLECTIO6 - 01? A UACI(NRY- : I I. - COACH.- 1; . I ' . ' I 'Thoreame more things in heaven aud earth, Horatio, Thar wae dreamt of in your philaEsophy.'-SliuraXrOE. C.ttUAFMI T ?? - Aiongst Sir James Ohyle's faahionable patients was a- puotlemar; the elder son of a peer; vrho; at the early age of tWirtyfir,' had growvn an old man in constitution, and whose POwVera had hcouidmes ...

... In the course of the czar's second iouiney to Holland, in 1716, he arrived at Dantzic on a Suuday, atthe very moment the gates of the city were going to be shut, jecoording to custo.., during divine service. Informed of this circum- stance, the emperor did not wish to lose. the opportunity of seeing the forms of worship in this city, and ordered him- self to be conducted to the cathedral. Tihe ...

... &i SPS.ANB ?~EiR Th . ?? Be What inexhaustible hoad- for, 'speculation do the streets Ol' Lodon' itlfardjU We -never were able to agree with id Stearns fin pitying; the man who could travel from Dan to. Eli e, Beereffebsi anid'say ?? wil we barren; we have not tleS eleve ?? c9maigieratidn for the mai -who can takei up his - that-i ashtandriepeik, pad walk frioqa Covint-garden to'St. Paull's' ...

... I OF A PAWNBROKERS 1 It SHOP WINDOW. attontion of many persona bas, no doubt, b eon fri. uqefltlrattacted to the miscellaneous furnishing of a pawn. orer'O shop window, but a comparatively brief number cve, after being thus arrested on their way, and while ,-,nining the objects submitted to their gaze, gone deeper into the things spread before them than their mere surface, and hare sought no ...