... rank incognito, exercising upon the performers, (all aware of- their presence) that influence, 1 behind tihe cultain, which poetry and music, and all the mediums of. geuerott sentiment award to them.- In proof of the strength of musical talerit, by whieb ...

... thiugs do you ask? Allow me to answer by a plain and familiar illustration . Most of us, have witnessed thtat play of plensing poetry, written by cone of our talented countrymen, in which an a.mia- ble individual, the . rnantent of' her sex and her country-( ...

... i~~nob!6 conse-. quences of national degr:idatiti the ret-ardation cof the nation's talent, and, thle -0i'zenboitraiyerrcnt of Poetry and Eloquence, 6he ilost[ Cascinating and use; fiji studies of humnan Aittibm'ent. Weeura o readers to perus~e w:ith attentlon ...

... promulgased ifi whispers, that the pursuits and duties of the one interfere to obstruct those of the other. 'T'he .study of Poetry, Oratory and Historical Knowledge could not be at any variance with that scholastic course prescribed by the rales and practice ...

... p-lai'n'iffand defenidatit-thtey could liveftugetb~ler in~ r, ,prostitution ,but- not in marriage; and this istthe fctionof~ a poetry which is L-o be sent up so you. ,The Captaict told the o 1-ttle-maid hJas he wasrmarried intv her mistress, 'btt deghired ...

... colleclidn of' Scotch Airs, Pibrochs, &c. caliedi Aibvn's Antholo y, which has little eise Ott- ginal to boi;it of ill the- way of poetry, if we except two or three s, irited songs by Sir Walter Scott. lhe melancholy catastrophe alluderi to in these liies, we ...

... lhatle, Rtaclcroggio thus addresses the King of the Beggarians; we extract this and the following pasasges as specimens of thi poetry:- Stack-Grest Ajax and Achilles, in this cause, I'll be my Ki. g- Be thou or Mrdenelaus Or Agasnemt mo ;- let 13aconio he ...

... elegant wit,' his nianly courage, and all tile splen- dour of his astonishing eloquence. Ile was so born, and so gifted, that poetry, forensic skill, elegant literature, atid all tie Highest atuaitnmeats of bumran genius, vtere within his reach; but lie thought ...

... all the usual Original, Selected, Foreign. Doeimstic, andl Nliscellameons Ar-idles; several interesting Literary asticles; Poetry, Tables. Lists. Notices, &c &c. &c. 'rite f.li ccn- tents of the LATEST MA fLS, and the NEWS OF THE WEEK. The Paper with the ...

... destrouyed by it ;nor can we i-hrlp fsie! ing an indignant regret on seeing the chaee:ls or conclusi.rns of Gray's beautiful Poetry tilled up tio supplied by another, though his friend, and a se io. Jar and a mann tfgenius-or the immnrial Requiu'n of AMlzart ...

... expresses the feel- ing of national gratitude that pervades the country. -lt is besides, we think, a specimlen of r.y iht. poetry, as well~as a proot of the exuetieot ?? C3 of dutty and devotion to the Throne, that arir in ul. cated upon the youthful mind ...

... Genii of History and Poetry, presenting the Works of Goldsmith, and at the same time are introducing the twio oung' men who bear between them a richly furnished Cornut Cppiue, the contents of whieh they are ?? at his feet, while Poetry calls theo attntion ...