Wall. Oh, 'twas but in thought! And not by deed Flor. I've watch'd thee long in thought Wall. Sweet flower of beauty! O droop not thus in hope's enamour'd bloom, Flor. Where is my brother? Wall. Fear not for Graham--his sword exults in battle! Flor. Ye are betray'd By Cumming's cowardice.--My fears prove true, Wall. Be compos'd! And thou wilt live to tell him. Flor. He may weep While thinking of his tenderness to me, And dreams of love---but he will tell thee all ! And I shall be thy guardian angel still In yonder sphere !---I will request that favour Even for thy sake! And Heaven will grant the boon Oh, 'twill be extasy to gaze on thee! Belov'd of Heaven and idoliz'd by men For virtuous independence to the last ! And I shall joy in purity of heart, To mark thy blest career---the patriot's glory And Caledonia's hope! Oh, I am dying With future transport now! Wall. My own Floremma! Touch not affection's tender chord so deeply! I could not hope for such devotedness But, wouldst thou live---we may be happy yet! And Graham shall bliss our union. Flor. Thanks, dear Wallace! For this avowal !---It will cheer my soul Through death's dark vale---and light the path to Heaven! Our space is exhausted, and we must conclude before our coming to the solemn pathos of a winding-up. So, gentle reader, and still more, gentle manager-Good-night, 1821. Monthly List of New Publications. WORKS PREPARING FOR PUBLICATION. EDINBURGH. The Edinburgh Review, No. LXXİ. is nearly ready. An account of the Apograph, by Thomas Reid, together with a statement of the grounds on which the author rests his claim to the invention of that instru ment. Sir Andrew Wylie of that Ilk, by the author of the Ayrshire Legatees. Johnson's Dictionary in Miniature; improved and enlarged by George Fulton, Author of a Pronouncing Dictionary, Spelling-Book, &c. 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