... Jim's (Sir R. Keats), Temeraire, Conqueror, .luvineible, Rodney, Sultan, Ajax, Centaur, Kent, Repulse, Bombay, America, Minstrel, Sheerwater, -Richmond, Dart, and Quail.—lt was generally reported at Gibraltar, on the stst ult. (when the Argo and Hyacinth ...

... batteries of (Iran, near Valencia, by the boats of the Minstrel, Capt. Fepon. A fifth vessel was taken possession of, but boron. tuu.tely grounded in coming out, when she was re.taken, with three of the Minstrel's men on board. This, with one man wounded, was ...

... MOUNTAINS,—3 vols the fourth edition.—Price 13s (id. boards. HIGHLANDERS, & other Poems, foolscap Bvo. Ts. 3. MEMOIRS of an AMERICAN LADY, —2 voU- Bvo. printed Ka'lautync, prioc lt>s. extra boards, the fourth edition THE MINSTRELSY the SCOTTISH BORDER; ...

... Mr. Brown’s Marksman Thursday, September 17, a Sweepstakes of SOgs. cacti —Once 1 I 2 2 Mr. Waukliu's Sprrtre 1 Mr. ch .Minstrel Sir H Halford’s Wistow 3 Mr. rh Vesper 4 Fifty Pounds given George Osbaldeston, Esq.—Heats about a mile and a half. Mr Henson's ...

... accents despair Or spirit groaning from some yawning tomb! 'Tis sweeter notes my ears salute And in gently die Hark ! ’tis Minstrel wakes his plaintive flute tunes his some romantic lay ’Tis fled: the Usurper of Throne Swineshead slowly brought in feeble ...

... ime with disdain silently steals link from hath alter'd lookest ill vain l iu ever LISES TO MR Mil--! Mail flow’ry Hard! Minstrel hail! of the Lute darling of the Muse come to court the strain Which fiatt’ry speaks what them art feeble trembling string ...

... the American war Sir John previously elected Member of Parliament still glowing wirh same for the British Navy returned to professional duties during the year 1777 th frigate by Captain Williams ship ordered his old patron Iord Howe on the American station ...

... half Mr Watt’s bay by Tramp— ‘Mandane Mr Gascoigne' chesnut Comus out Thomasina Lord Fitzwilliam’s chesnut Dismal by Woful— Minstrel Mr Peirse’s grey by Walton dam Wizard to on Mr Watt’s filly Won easy Sweepstakes of 20 guineas each Last mite and three quarters ...

... in mute lyre in bower the heart of the hero to move Or kindle fond at evening’s soft hour the wild to freedom and where is minstrel woke the sweet where is maiden that o’er the lay ! lie fell the blazing they her all pale o’er the water away She’s gone ...

... glories Tho’ hovering o’er thine splendour And all glare that render the charmed hours rears her throne power beauty shone old Minstrels hoary awoke strain love of glory ne’er shall till halls again— Knights and beauty up the dance in mystic mazes Rut there ...

... rare valiant knights ladies fair Own’d Music’s power ye companions— !— votaries ! charms divine : the they fly to hall For minstrels claim the care courtesy beauty valiant knights ladies fair Still sweet Music’s power making— A machine lately been at Iausanne ...

... While Nature gives delight thy name will live page a lasting cenotaph won Which an admiring world will freely give Suffer a Minstrel humble and unknown His artless tribute of respect to pay Tho’ thy tomb’s strew ’d with roses fully blown Permit him there ...