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ART of PRINTING

... I4fR tof PRIZ'tWGIo. PrbfeforoObierlinbiof the Central SchlooloJ the department of the 'Lower :-Rhine, ati Strai.brh has lately .publithed a work,. entir'ed, A 'Public Exercife of Bibliography, oponpofed as an hiftori. ,cal thefis, in Frenqhl agteeably'- to-'the'e' initiet academic, forms. The fubje& of it is-higily~in, -terefting?,as it relates to Guttenburg, the rear founder of printing with ...

THE DREAM

... -Happy relief- for I wvas dreaming of- ftorms and thipwreck, Of following ills-hard ttruggling for life, Which if preferv'cl-perhaps not to be wifhed For on a Dafert or unfri-ntly Coaft There mcrn, and ah ! my darling Son, are o'oom'd To cherifnihope, or alk a h:rlher fate. Diltafte for life is wrong-prefumptioUs.. Arguing againfl the All-wil'e decree. Yet palliatc the ill, adjudge their mind: ...

ON THE INFLUENCE OF INDIFFERENCE

... . ON THE INFLUENCE 0F INDIFFRENCE. Ser.e-4 y .oW; j-, cais erxjog P¢ff' oiis wilno~re'ol,,& S , Myitd, lut ebolly I attenl T ,eyry wordOhis, tongu amayfpe4e, Without gay hope or ?? : I no more feel the glowing';hee4,1,,.,_. ?? The lengthen'd Si'ghi.-the gu hing tear Nowhe may prait 'eachtfav'rite fair, On'ev'ry charmi Withs~itireudwell- ' Etoteir the t ath ,irj:i d ai-' r,. . And- they have ik ...

THE DEBTOR

... BY FANNY HOLCROFT. Oh, ftranger! heed thie farillhed debtor's prayer, Let gentle pity fnatch him frorin dcfpuiir: 'Tiho' h irdni'd gui It and folly revel here, The guiitlefs aft' ,hed many a bitter tear. And inany a wrong in filence they devour, And frel the iron hand of ruthilfs pow'r I n vain mv woos, my wants, cry loud for aid, 5'ct laws fevere with rigour are obey'd. What tho' for life lie ...

For the HAMPSHIRE TELEGRAPH

... ior the HIAM1PSHIRTB 2ELEGRAPH. TO A BALT PAYMASTER. V ?? your refpecs with lo voir-nng a grace, Your politenefs fil e favour begets; rour attentionsayupay with fo fmiling a face- bl fhort,youpay all bai your debti! A CREDITOR. ...

On LAUNCHING the GRAMPUS, of 50 Guns, MARCH 20, 1802

... On LAUNeHING'lie GRAMPUS, ot. C Glns; AIRC H. 2 . ?? ?? I go .. ' - I ?? C~srze ciher) rp sa La; d c a. On her ivalls ?? of Wdorl let old Englanid rely9 And her foeS insy ?? fo4 ever defy - I-ter fearren are Lal1v, Iser f 'maen 're brave, Anid ?? Bti*sh fas r'safin of the wav; Be this thought in outcairs then, ehefe words on our lips, They ahvays are reasdi To their King ever fteady, Here's ...

Cabinet of Apollo

... taotlnet Jr-4ApiUO. ODE - FOR THE NEVWYEAR. . 20o! from BZLLONA's crimfon cart At length the pint.arg Steeds unbound; At length the Thunder of tde War * - In feftive fhouts of Peace is0'rown'd'- Yet, as -around her Monwrch's 'rnow yBNTAtINIA twinessthe 0lt1e Bough, .old as-ber Eaglefeye is-caft On hours of recent Tempeft paft, Thro' -te r'sde wave ani adverfe gale When free the fpread-her ...

LINES

... L Z PI E S tiY G. S. C AttY, (ifl TitE DEta-T or WSH WZC, WO j DIED) SU'TD-XNLV IN CHILAO-IEU.. Say, ghafty, I ait. and rrtidtefs Deslh, ?? at flop'd Mny SARAU's ?? ?? That Role the rofcs f;or Itecrc-eek; That clos'k rchore cyts \ht*; £c!c.rn'A t? ?? 'that hulh'd The: mufic of hjrxonp'uc, ->n which %uch olLttS Seaphic bur'g.; S iv, whvy fo (:irtial conld'1 It th:iu het Al; why not fend tcly ...

THE WOUNDED HUSSAR

... * X;t WOUNmitb )USSA8. , . . .~ _ . . , i, I , . . AJ~,ne Vto ebtik; of tbe dattt-r Uing Dbanube -l air A~da~dthied when the hitle was o6er: Vi whither} i~t eicd, haft thou wandered my lovet; Or here dde(l thou Weiter, ajnd' bteed on the flior; What voict did I hear ? Swm~as my Henry that.figlhd All mournful the haftened, nor wanderid ihe fsri When bleeding' and low, on thr hearh (he ...

THE HELVETIAN'S FAREWELL TO HIS COUNTRY

... THE HELVETIAN'S F,4RE\VELI. TO HIS COUNTRY. - mr. MLY V1 L.IN : tOKISYC LL TO HIS CO U NTRY. Oh lovely FrLedosm, in thefe happy bow'rs Exulting o-ti trac'd thy fportio'e flight, Anti few thy fatl hand frewinfg tiagranit flowlrs Along the vale, andi on my native height. Thy very thade iskfed-no more I fec hrie form that c::%:rnt'd rie, or the fmile that firld A fair but fatal fpirit chafes thee ...

SONG

... SOXJG. !*02 CLoT TA? )eoi'BD at IX SzACt. ir waiout zitothat weather'd the Storm, V oftiur juftice and gratitude ccaie, ?? ri~,~t 6f :he harboi? sor hearts fail to warm ? is to the Pilot thatz woer'i uas in -PW ^e I FEr ,it exf nesiiasr A tbeion ?? ^a# Pally~hftilkles 4-five to xe;tly To W~f',tbgtl*atiooiot Nxon~ct$tie, ThX-birbutt-'x f hicafi:ohftiy -due. ?? BraoU d4 B ~ X 'revere, Wt,- is ...

A [ill] PROVERB

... a ( a Freyb Paper t~ct~rf~a¢C MiV'4 4,1t? are bright, NVheni p)f-on 12ors actrurt the liglir, Witen gl3narin s n; ftu 11 Of corn, The Temple'sth'6Mhuld toil'd and worn, Orars growilg wlwre :hc Lawyers tilk When Butchers tide, alld Dfutors wdk- *Then ar:~ there many, y~unr and old, And Sratefinetn well the State uphold. C-s. ...