An Ode to eight Cats, belonging to Ifrael Mendez a Jew

Songs fung in Harlequin Fortunatus, faid to be written by R. B.

Sheridan, Efq.

To Major Caulfield, on feeing him with his Party making the

Roads of Communication in the Highlands of Scotland, by

W. S. of Coriarig

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Extempore, on Lady Buckingham's fitting in the Yatcht's

Boat in the Beech of the River Dee, by Sir Alexander

Schomberg

To Monf. Rouffeau, on his Book against the Stage, by Richard
Berenger, Efq.

A full and true Account of the dreadful and melancholy Earth-

quake, which happened between twelve and one o'clock in

the Morning, on Thursday the 5th of April, 1750, with an

exact Lift of fuch Perfons as have hitherto been found in

the Rubbish. In a Letter from a Gentleman in Town to his

Friend in the Country

A fecond Letter from a Gentleman in Town to his Friend in

the Country, on Account of the late dreadful Earthquake;

containing a Lift of feveral more Perfons that have been

fince found in the Rubbish

Catalogue of Works in the Prefs, and thortly to be published

Verfes addreffed to the Duchefs of Portland

The Duchefs of Rutland, on reading fome extravagant Com-

pliments in Poetry on her Grace

Epigram, returned with a Manufcript Comedy to the Author

Verfes, by George Keate, Efq. to Capt. Bligh, on reading his

Narrative of the Mutiny on Board the Bounty; and of his

Paffage in an open Boat across the Pacific Ocean

Jeux d'Efprit

Tuesday after Dinner, at Bath; or Pierpoint Street in an Up-

roar, occafioned by a late Impromptu

Impromptu, on an unpretty, middle-aged, malevolent Female,

who lodges, feeds, and fibs, not a thousand Miles from Pier-

point Street, Bath

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82

ibid.
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84

90

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106
ibid.

107

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III

The Bard

To a Lady in a declining State of Health

Songs introduced in the Proceffion on laying the Foundation of

a new College at Edinburgh

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113

114

ibid.

115

ibid.

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120

Milton's

Milton's Ghoft, an Elegy, written in the Year 1790, when a

Report prevailed, that the Grave of Milton had been difco-

vered in Cripplegate Church-yard, on which Occafion the

fuppofed Remains of this famous Poet were dug up, and

fuffered for fome Days to remain exposed to public View

Invocation to Praise

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125

Addrefs to Thomfon, the Author of The Seafons. Written at

Richmond

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Elegiac Verfes on the Death of Michael Bruce

127

Authentic Account of the late Victory gained by the Bonzes

over the Affociation in the Kingdom of Triuna

129

Verfes to the Memory of Gifhop Strickland, written near his

Tomb, in the northerly Ifle of Carlisle Minfter, by Henry

Fitzwalter, a Monk of Widderhall

142

Song

146

Infeription in an obfcure Part of the Garden of the late Mrs.
Clive, at Strawbery Hill, on a Pedestal fupporting a beautiful
Urn. By the Hon. Horace Walpole, now Earl of Orford

To Mr. Horace Walpole, on his Infcription on an Urn dedicated

to Mrs. Clive, by Peter Pindar, Efq.

Verfes addreffed to Mrs. Tickell, at Hampton Court Palace, by

her Brother Thomas Tickell, Efq.

Westminster Theatricals. Epilogue fpoken by Mr. Bunbury,

in the Character of Eudocia, in the Siege of Damafcus

Verfes on a Sheet of blank Paper, by the fate George Thickneffe,

Efq. Head Mafter of St. Paul's School

ibid.

147

ibid.

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150

To Hope, à Sonnet, by Miss Helen Maria Williams

Poetic Addrefs to a Lady with a repeating Watch

152

ibid.

Mrs. Crefpigny's Grotto. This Infcription, which is from the

Pen of Mr. Fitzgerald, adorns a small Grot in the Garden at

Camberwell

157

On a Present to the Author of two Impreffions from a fine an-

tique Seal of Helen, fent by a Lady of Fafhion to her Daughter 158

Stanzas written on the Failure of the Application for an equal

Representation in Parliament, by Thomas Day, Efq.

Extempore, by Dr. Trotter

Thirty-eight. To Mrs. H-y, by Mrs. Charlotte Smith

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160

ibid.

Con-

Contradiction

Inscription for a Gothic Nitch, lined with Ivy, near St. Austin's

Monaftery at Canterbury

New Affociation

To Chloe. By Peter Pindar, Efq.

Sonnet, by the fame

Paftoral Ballad, by the fame

Advertisement

Lurking Love, by Mrs. Piozzi

A Song, by the Earl of Carlifle

Epigram, on Archery

The Inconftant

To Mrs. Helen Maria Williams, on reading her Novel of Julia

Now or Never, or, A Reveillée to the Church

Imitation of a Spanish elegiac Sonnet of Garcilafso della Vega

Sonnet, on feeing Mrs. Merry in the Road to Ruin. Written

by Thomas Holcroft

The Patriot Fair, a Song, by the late Chriftopher Smart, M. A.

of Pembroke Hall, Cambridge

Lines added by Mr. Haftings to Trickle's Luciad

Epigrams upon a late Promotion in the Church

Imitation of Horace, Ode II. Book III. firft Part

How to write one's own Life

Liberty, a Pindaric Ode, by Charles Crawford, Efq.

Epilogue, written by a young Gentleman of Bridgewater, and

fpoken in the Character of Violante, in the Comedy of the

Wonder

The Mayor of Bridgewater having refused a strolling Company

Leave to act there, the following Prologue was written by a

young Gentleman of that Town, and given to one of the

Actors to speak

A true Account of the providential Escape of David Kegwin,

on his Paffage from Calais to Dover, failing alone in the open

Boat, called The Poor Man's All, Burthen about five Tons,

formerly a large Ship's Long-boat

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212

214

Song, written by James Thomfon, in his early Years, and af-

terwards fhaped for his Amanda. From a MS. in the Collec-

tion of the Earl of Buchan

The Epistle of Penelope to Ulyffes, from the first Epistle of

Ovid, tranflated by Henry Siddons

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224

Addreffed to the Shade of Thomson, on crowning his Buft

with a Wreath of Bays, by Robert Burn, from the fame

225

The

The Earl of Buchan's Invitation to Sir John Sinclair, of

Ulbfter, to be present at the Festival of Thomson, 1791, from

Humorous Epistle of the Poet Thomson to a Friend on his

Travels, from the fame

Chatterton, Verfes on his Choice of a Trumpet in his Infancy

The Hermitage, iufcribed to a Lady

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228

232

235

236

237

ibid.

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239

ibid.

240

241

ibid.

242

243

244

To a handfome young Lady, who talked much

To Sleep

The Wish

On a pretty young Lady, who appeared much in public

To Delia

To the Memory of the unfortunate Chatterton

Authentic Copy of the Prologue to The Way to Keep Him.

Spoken at Richmond House by the Hon. Mrs. Hobart, written

by the Right Hon. General Conway

Authentic Copy of the Epilogue. Written by Lieutenant-gene-

ral Burgoyne. Spoken by the Hon. Mrs. Damer

Village Politics, addreffed to all Mechanics, Journeymen, and

Day Labourers, in Great Britain, by Will Chip, a Country

Carpenter. A Dialogue between Jack Anvil the Blacksmith,

and Tom Hod the Mafon

The Goitre, a Fable

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Lines addreffed to Victory, in Confequence of the Succefs of

Marquis Cornwallis and his Army against Tippoo Sultan, by

E. Cornelia Knight, Author of Dinarbas and Marcus Fla-

minius

Ode for the New Year, performed before their Majesties at St.

James's, by Henry James Pye, Efq. Poet Laureat

Lines addreffed to Statesmen

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