LITERARY 0rECES.
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LITERARY RIO rECES.


After the Goth MaYncxt, tic Saturday Herald,
printed at Baltimcrc, by Mi Samuel Sands, viii
change its present iori, being folio, to quar-
to sheet, and resume the title Of the "North A.
merican, or Weekly Journal @. Politics, Science
and I.itcraturc"-to be issued every Saturday at
81 per anlum in advance. We have no doubt
the North American viii be 4 valuable weekly
Journal, as the proprietor is disposed 70 spare
neither pairs nor expense to render It every way
entitled to the patronage Of 4 lbera public


We will, with pleasure, receive the names oil
any persons who may feel disposcdto pa'ronise
the NonrH AMERICAN


The ".4riei, Q,H Ladies L,tefary Gasettc," n
se,ni-monthly publication, has just issued from
the Philadelphia press, published for the Editor
by ElwooJ Walter, No n, Markct.st.


The ARIEL is intended 10 be an interesting
and agreeable companion for tho Ladies, devot-
ed to Literature and the Arts containing sy-
nopsis of all that is passing in the polite, the
fashionable, and the literary world, with sum
mary of news. Original Essays, choice Tales,
select pieces Of Poctry sketches of female char
lctcr, and other pleasing matter will occupy its
pages.


The Editor promises that no labor or expense
| will be spared to make it cheap and valuable
yster in the hands ofhterary ladies'. Measures
have been taken to secure the best periodicals OF
the day, from which extracts, calculated to i'm
move the female mind, Will be freely taken He
is determined to make it acceptable TO the La
dies. the uncommonly low price at which it is
published one DOllar yearly, must place it with
in every ones reach.


sufficient patronage is extended, the Ariel
will be issued ,ceckty, at the end ofthrcc months,


The subscription is payable in advance, and
all letters must be post paid, and addressed to
Ellwool Walter, No. Il, Magket-st. Philadel'
pha, who is Agent for the Editor.


Any person who viii procure six subscribers
and remit the money, shall receive copy gratis,
for one year.


CJ'Subscriptions received at this Office,


II the Boston Centnel, there is an account oi
agirl i'll the cotton factory at IIolliston, whose
hAnd WAS drawn into the Picker and torn to pie.
'cs, 1t was amputatcd by DR.. Miller, who states
nat four other cases of the same description
have come under his care within 4 few years
The mcchanists ought, if possible, to obviate q
danger which has given such terrible lessons OF
caution. In the case of Nancy Larkin above re-
iered to, the sum of $500 was raised by subscrip
ton, and placed in gentlcman's hands for her
use and education She is only Is years OF age


An unknoy,n individual has presented the
Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of st
James Church, New-York, with the Church
and three lots IT ground recently owned by
'Ae Irish Presbyterian Congregation. Cir
cnnstances had deprived the Lutheran CON
gEregation of the building they had erected
0fpublic worship.


Legal aidiatAcnon.-JutlgeS Stewart, OF Ten
DAsssee has tecitle,l that if you play for 6aHf
notes it is no gambing-but if you play fo


money and pay in bank notes it is gambling
and indictablc.


Il Baltimore, .aprit H.


~. a coroner's inquest was also held Of


thursday near the first gate on the Yorl
turnpike road, by Lambert Thomas, Esq
over we, the body of new born coored NAL
nllant. Verdict of the Iury-"supposed t.


nave come to his death by the hands of hi
n mother"


~, ne lava frigate has been completely re


p''eu at Charlestown and will shortly sal


"teheve one os the vessels on the MeGiter