Ye vigorous swains, while youth ferments your blood, ?? fhirer spirits swell the sprightly flood. "Far from the Muses' academic grove Be theirs the task the trackless Thamnes to rove." 'Above, beneath, around, enchantment reigns." Or Thursday these river sports, upon a scale of

TII SPORTS AN'S CAZETTEI EDITED BY "VATES." jSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. A OF I"At PLAY-The Lottery money must follow the stakes, 0 omsoever they may be paid. Again, and aain, we have to t at there can be no deviation from such rule, except where a n was positively expressed that th

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OUR CARPET BAC. DAeCOR.ATIVE AnTs.-In the exhibition of decorative works, in the King-street Bazaar, on one of the designs is a scroll, bearing the following inscription, in Gothic characters:-" En- richments of Coves." This has attracted great attention, and we have no doubt the

Ef RR M A JE S-T-Y-S--THE A TR E _ri. The Nobility, Subscribers to the Opeya.:aiid ?? 16d sfectfully, informed, that there will be so EXTRA' NIGHT, not in- clued n te Sbsripi~n onTHUSDY NEXT, June 6th, *hien will be performed (for the last tsme) Belln' ?? I PURITAN4s Elvica, ?mad

THE PORTFOLIO, NO. 9. (Simpkin, Marshall, and Co.)- The Portfolio for June is filled with topics of the most interest- ing character. The machination against the Serbian Prince Alexander's life, a plot hatched in the bureau of Russian Diplomacy; the Turkish Treaty; the late Revo

pARR'S LIFE PILLS.-Iml)ortant testimony of an old man in his 77th year, received by Messrs. Mottershead and Co., Manchester, and forwarded to the Proprietors of Parr's Life Pills. I, TtosrAs BAsRLOW, gratefully testify to the great benefit I have derived by taking PARE'S LIFE PIL

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ANCLING. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. SIR,-Being perfectly aware that the Era is widely circulated in this part of Yorkshire, I beg to forward you for insertion (if approved of) a list of flies used in angling for trout in the rivers m this neighborhood, especially tho " Wharfe," al

F, ER Al A J El S TY' S THE AT RE:.- JLJL M. st. Leon, hasthe honor to infform his Friends, totbe Opea n the Public, that-his-,BENEFIT will take place on THURSDAY next, June 13th, when, will, hbe 13e~rfomced V(for t~he1 lbast time this season,) Mozart's chef-d'muvref, aitaia, Con