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... his age, Alexander Tisomfon, Efq. well known in the d, literary world, by his Whift, lParadife of Tails, a Pidlures of Poetry, and other ingenious performances. ml At Edinburgh, Robert Arbuthoot, Efq. Secretary to the he Hon. Board of Truitees for ...
... in his 4.5t year, Alez, Thomson, ELsq. well known in the litcrary world by his Whist, Para- disc of Taste, Pihlures of Poetry, &c.'-At Edinhgur-,h, Robert Arbuthfot, E~q. secrctary try the Hon Board of Truitees for fisheries, &c. in Soutlanld.-Ycsierday ...
... cha. rader of whatever flows froin'the hand of a mafter in his art ; whether the art be the art of' eloquence, the art of poetry, or the fifter and l'Ubordinate alts of painting and niufic-namely, fiiplhcizy. To this, whicl is only a general reafon for ...
... well- combined movements, than for its originality. All the airs and duets were encored, with the exception of one, Of the poetry of the Enter- tainment, it mna be fairly faid to be fuperior to imoft produffions of a filmilar nature. 'The Paragraph wvas ...
... Princes Qf very diffinguilhed talents and virtue; . arongf 'thiefe, Auurenigebe, celebrated in hiftory, and the drainatic'poetry of' England. The Invafion o'flHindoitan by K odkilKbhan, a Perfian adventurer, 6oeyears.ago, cruthed the Emjni'e of thefe ...
... buQl of Mr. Fox is honoured with fome I ro beautifullijnes from the elegant pen of the Dutchefs of d° 3e Devonfhire. (Sec poetry.) t On Wednefday evening the Margravine of Anfpach, and a fll felea party of private friends, repeated their theatrical en- ...
... mufl have eclipfed FJNGAL and ZEMoRA! But the ghoff of OssiAN bends from his cloud to hail the Chief of Wimbledon! .Whatever poetry might have faid, however plain profe brings back' Lord MELVILLE, who went forth to deifroy at a blow half the French flotilla ...
... fome fienal example of fkeill antl in- m-pidity. Day after day affords proof in confirmation of our fuperiority, and thoughi poetry, it is not fiction, wheni, in tire words of our national air, we empha- ticallv fay BRiila/re rules the wres ! i t;>f c ...
... Heaving faome fniall vein in this sway mylfelf, I have done the beft I could to tranflate it faithfully into. rhyme, if not into poetry, which as far as the purpofe of cOmmitting it to memory is concerned, may anfvier nearly the fame purpofeX. By giving it a ...
... Long-acre. Thefe new vocal produflions, toge. ther with the celebrated Polacca, Thine eyes mir love fo brilliant beam, the poetry from the German of Blumenhaws, the mufci by Voight, and dedicated to the-Right Honourable Mifs Dillon, rank high in the turecal ...
... was pne of the moft eminent tn wime r it, learning, and philofophy. But in the ~gofthe ArtAt and Sciences, in HiRory, in Poetry, the difeo. very of any loft Writer, either in whole or itn part, would. be *noed a& olt valuable aequifition and treafureand ...
... (Late of PortLea.) At this facred feafon of the Chriftian Year, ieme bri t ~otize ol a produ&fon 'here, with a vei; of tr::e poetry, the Ifares of t iilical learnmng, the glow of irrie reli,:iJn and the moit polithe - orraenert of literary fcience are Cr ...