... Hymns for Christmas-Day. CHRISTIANS awake, salute the happy Morn, Whereon the SAVIOUR of the World was born; Rise, to adore the Mystery of Love, Which Hosts of Angels chanted from above. With them the joyful Tidings first begun, Of GOD incarnate, and ...

... CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR. THE mixture of religion and gluttony, of piety and punch-making, which takes place at this season, has often been a matter of serious consideration. If I may be allowed to speak freely, I must confess I am no friend to the numerous ...

... CHRISTMAS -I>AY. The prefent day, fo properly an epoch of mingled ve- neration and joy' to Cbriftiaira, is now productive of ?? fuperadded to thofe feelings by the people ?? the true fpirit of Chriftianity. Through the whole proceedings ofthe French Senate ...

... A CHRISTMAS TALE. a se a >) * ma | of. was, Eb the for i} this 8 his hd. t prefs “C to re I thofe emotions which the events that weresthe fubject of it had excited. Thefe exertions would have taxed the authority of the Baron to the had where, after a ...

... Oit Christmas-Day SUFFICE it, human Wretch, defi d, forlorn. To know for thee the Son of God wa, born ! Smce well confirm ct this general Froth I, a til 100 J. ?? Wonders, and by Mu «VM Blood *, Little avails it to a.ipute the while, If Old or N'W be ...

... TOR THE CHRISTMAS BOLIDAY'S. NEVV V d 1C A 7 arid of Voun» Muid*- This Das jj.'.tblijhedy ° THE Canary Bird - \ The Hcunit of the Beach - , The Budget . V Tne Swallow > 9 Duk, Little Pocey - a The Crefled . , Ti,eSparrjw - _ si Keepel's Travels Search ...

... CHRISTMAS BOXE-t. The following dialogue paffed between an emi- nent China man and a Nobleman's fervant ou Sa- tuiday the 26th ult- Servant — Sir, I wait upon you for the ufual compliment of the feafon, a Chriflmas fsox. Chinaman — Sir, I have dilcontinued ...

... AMUSgMENT FOR CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS NEW NOVELS, ire. Pub Haled by B. Crofby e, , I.onsion, and -fold by B. Flower, Ca:abridg and all other Bookieliars. LirHE WANDERINGS of the IMAGI- I 'NATION, a Nove4, in 2 vols. price 6s. feared. By E. %. VILLA REAL GOOCH ...

... A CHRISTMAS ODE. I'IBSI SIIEPHEKD. AT this unwonted hour, behold What itiikes niv wond'ring foul with fear How all yon ealt is itrcak'd with gold ! As if the op'ning mom was near ! Second Shepherd. I mark it ! — now the ltre.ms unite ! One pillar now ...

... A CHRISTMAS TALE. i Part the First. \ r ' the fufpenfion the Sax>t a , by the governanf e Romans, Adelfrid, a de'e {j °' the Northumbrian Kings of thit .ky> lived in a remote part ,r ' near the mouth of the '°n f,.' was the line fepara' ■' ,1 li, 'r l^e ...

... ODE for CHRISTMAS DAY. AWARE, try Soul! the early Lyre, Ar.d hail, with Song, the wifh'd-for Day; The rioui Theme (hr-u'd tv'ry From every Heart hurt: th unciddtn Lay : us this Day the glorious Babe is born, To captive oft By Stst of old, cheer with ...

... — tirtiii- CHRISTMAS (Ml'l'S. a VARIETY ol Ku.-wini TOVVN-PRINT ?? fiOWNS, 'ids . ?? Norwi ?? only Ms. „y j ; ?? -T. ■ m 1,/. ?? r„r.Ft tends U Fine „,.■!• Ull'ndi.i . ?? Tail,-Chlh,U. Muil-ii I lanilkcrcl.it f- I, t ravat.t Oil, Cotton Wok nd lllack ...