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authors, or specify in print, those which he is under the disagreeable necessity of rejecting. At the same time, he must inform his correspondents, that the nonappearance of a piece, in the volume for which it was sent, is not always to be considered as a sentence of exclusion. Want of room, and the desire of giving variety to his work, frequently oblige him to postpone the insertion of poems which possess a large share of merit.

CONTENTS.

ORIGINAL POETRY.

THE Hampshire Cottagers, a Tale. By Miss Mitford.......

To a Lady, who asked the Author if he could really love.

The Valentine Wreath. By Mr. Montgomery.

Song, by Mr. Davenport.....

Prologue to the Tragedy of Douglas. By Mr. Schoen.

Epilogue, to the same. By the same......

The Tellograph....

Thoughts, suggested by the Approach of a Regiment of Sol-

Lines, on hearing a bell toll on a tempestuous night, after

having lost a valued Mother.....

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34

14

16

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Epitaph, for a Child. By Professor Richardson.

Ode on Myra. By the late Rev. Dr. Russel..

Epigram, to a Lady, who lamented being of the Female Sex.

From the French of Pidou. By Mr. Davenport...

An Elegy to the memory of the late Robert Eden Scott, Esq.

By Dr. Ogilvie....

To a Lady, on the Death of her only Child, an infant. By

the late Rev. Dr. Russel....

Epitaph on Moliere. From the French..

Verses, on the death of general Washington.

Stanzas, sent to a young Lady, on a paper round a Carnation.

By the late Rev. Dr. Russel..

Song of the Spanish Patriots. By the Rev. J. Whitehouse..

Elegy, written at Kirkstall Abbey. Dec. 1809...............

Lines, sacred to the Memory of R. J. Moir..

Epigram, to my infant. Front the Latin of Vinian Paterson.

By the Rev. Michael Calamy...

Mary. A Song....

On the Picture of Plato, drawn by Miss W. By the late Rev.

Imitation from the French of the Duc de Nivernois

Epigram, from the Greek

The Will o' Wisp. By Joseph Downes

Epitaph. By the late Rev. Dr. Russel

Boileau Satire VII. translated

Verses to a very young Lady

Lines, written at Richmond. By the Right Hon. John Phil-

Stanzas, addressed to the Bishop of Dromore. By the Rev.
Henry Boyd

Epitaph on his Wife. From the Latin of Dr. Jortin

Lines, to a Lady very fearful of Thunder. By the late Rev.

The first day of Rain after a long drought. By Mrs. Lenoir 65

Ode, on the death of General Romana. By Professor Richard-

son.

To a beautiful beggar. From the Spanish of Cervantes

Justice Jerry, or the Widower. A West of Ireland tale...

Epitaph, on a cross Housekeeper..

Sappho's Address to the Evening Star. By W. J. Roberts
Catullus on the death of his Brother. By the same...

To Mrs. Stuteville Isaacson, on her Marriage. By Miss Mit-
ford....

Death, imitated from the Duc de Nivernois

A True Story ·

To a rose-bud, from which I had made a drawing....

Stanzas, from the French of Pannard. By Mr. Davenport.. 82

Psalm CXLVIII. Versified to the 104th psalm-tune. By T.
Park, Efq.

....

Lines written in a young Lady's bible. By the late Rev. Dr.

Lines on the death of H. John O'Donnel. By the Rev. T.

Sanzas, written in a blank leaf of a Lady's Music book

....

Love's Labyrinth

Stanzas, written in the blank leaves of "Hymns for Infant

minds." By Mr. Montgomery

On one insensible of the passion he had excited

To Master Parr. By Miss Mitford..

Prologue to La Fée Urgèle. From the French

Edwin and Amelia..

Lines written in Ashborne Church. By the Rev. Michael

Part of Horace's 13th Epode translated. By the late Rev.

100

Hymn to Nemesis, imitated from the Greek of Dionyfius.... 99

To a Lady, whom a magistrate declared matchless.

Man. By the Rev. J. Whiteliouse. •

Love differently expressed. By the late Rev. Dr. Russel.. 102

The Secret. By William Carey, Efq.

Lines to H. Hayward, Esq. of Watlington. By Miss Mit-

Epigram, from the Greek·

On a watch paper cut by a young Lady. By the late Rev.

Epigram. From the French.

Elegy on the death of W. Cunningham

Inscription, for the monument of General Moore, at

The Shepherds of Lebanon. By the Rev. H. Boyd.

The Warning, by Mr. Davenport

The Lover of Nature. By the Rev. J. Whitehouse

Part of the 7th Ode of Horace Book I. translated. By the

late Rev. Dr. Russel..

The Amulet. By Miss Mitford

The Firm Resolution. By Mr. Davenport..

To Bertram Mitford, Esq. By Miss Mitford..

Burlesque Epitaph on a very beautiful but high-spirited

Lady. By the late Rev. Dr. Russel

The Snow-Drop. To Eliza. By Whiston Bristow

Epigram on an avaricious Quack...

Sonnet, written in a fit of illness

written in October. By R. P. Gillies, Esq.

to the Rev. John Black. By the same....

to a favourite Author. By the same...

written by moonlight. By the same..

To lanthe. By Mr. Davenport.

To a Friend. By the same..

To the Evening Breeze

On the Absence of a Friend. By Mr. Davenport

On the Bishop of Dromore attaining his eightieth year 172

An Evening Sketch. By the Rev. J. Whitehouse.

Stanzas on Affliction. By the Rev. Michael Calamy

The Country Squire and the Poet

By the Rev. H. Boyd.... 177

From the French of Mal-

Alcander and Evanthe. A Tale.

Epigram, on the Maid of Orleans.

herbe. By Mr. Davenport

Stanzas, to a Gentleman, on returning a book of early Ro-

Self-knowledge. By the Rev. J. Whitehouse.

Hymn in Adversity

Corunna. By the Rev. Michael Calamy

Epitaph. From the French. By Mr. Davenport.

Lines to Sir William Elford. By Miss Mitford

Ode to the Muse. By R. P. Gillies, Esq..

Epigram, on the late divorces in Scotland

Epigram. From the French of Scevola de St. Marthe. By

Adrian at the Tomb of Hector. From the French. By Mr.

Stanzas, sent with Cowper's poems, to Viscountess Bernard,

on her Marriage..

Lines, occasioned by reading the threats of Buonaparte against

England. By Mr. Davenport

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