fllTThe ‘Sir.ok or Br.t.aftADB,' which wo repub-liah below, is doubtless the most remarkable specimen or alliteration in the English language- It is probably familiar to many of our readers, but wo presume they will not object to seeing it in print again. The last few lines may be improved greatly.Siege of Belgrade.An Austrian army,awfully arrayed.Boldly by battery besieged Belgrade;Cossack commanders, cannonading come,Dealing Destruction's devastating doom:Every endeavor engineers essay,For fame, for fortune, fighting forioua fray; Generals ‘gainstgenerals grapple—gracious God! How honors Heaven heroic hardihood!Infuriate, indiscriminate in ill,Kinsman kill kindred, kindred kinsman kill!Labor low levela loftiest, longest lines,—Men march 'mid mounds, 'mid mules, ’mid murderous mines,Now noisy noxious numbers notice nought.Of ootward obstacle* opposing ought:Poor patriots, partly purchaard, partly pressed. Quite quelled, quick qaaking, 'quarter, qoarter!’ quest;Reason return*, religious right redounds, Suwarrow stops such sanguinary sounds.Truce to thee Turkey! triumph to thy train,Unjust an wise, unmerciful Dkrain!Vanish rain victory. vanish victory vain!Why with wo warfare? Wherefore welcome wore Xerxers. Xemenes Xanehus Xavier?Yield, ye vouths! ye yeomen, yield your yell! Zeno's: Zarpnter'a, Zor water's zeal.And all attracting arms against appeal.