POETRY.

'oR THE LIrcHFIELD ENQUIRER.

JABIN sUBDUED.
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JAbAN SObDUEDS

 Judges, iU. The host of Sisera rush'd forth to the fight, - Like the waves of the ocean in number and might; And their falchions fashd lightning, their carions loud rang, As squirting their war-steeds 10 battle they sprang. Like rock 'mid the stood the host of the Lord, And they shrunk not from meeting the proud ioeman s sword

 And the clan of Sisera fell thick in the vale, Like the sere leaves of Autumn when swept by the gale. For the sword ofth Omnipotent ashd mid tire fray And the chiefain and clansman promiscuOus lay; And the steed and his rider sunk cold in the flood OfKishon, whose waters curl'd purple with blood. Vail! wall! lOrdy CanaaD thy glory hath fled, For thy warriors mighty lie scatter'd and dead Aud the sheen of their falchons is dimm'd, and the cIang

 Oftheir clarions is husd which proudly rang. s SEDLEY.