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... Janvary, 1797. Confifting of a_vaiicty of rew Articles, and intereling Extrafts— L {7uy s, Biograpl., . Hitlury, Anccdotes, Poetry, Mathema:ics, and every other kind of wie: ul Literatuie, with a fummary account of the moft imputant Events of the Moath ...
... CIRCU's E LAlING LIBR.ARY, conrlitirig of feverai hun- , dced volumes of the lateii books in Hilary, Voy- e ages, ''Travels, Poetry' Novels, &c. which the .d foblfrihers sill pleafe fe&d for. COMMISSIONERS OF SUPPLY, S feveal applications h]rtc been irrdged ...
... Boucher's Difcourfes on the American Revolution- Gifford's Second Letter to Erikine-Arthur Fitzalbini, &e.- MISCELLANIES, POETRY, His roRY, and a Variety of other intereft- s ing Articles. h London; Printed (and publilled by J. Whittle) at the Anti-J ...
... Publilbed, by Angus & Son, A. Brown, and J. Burnett, . Bookfellers, Aberdeen, infivfall oilaa,price Ss. ins oards, I.PICTURES OF POETRY, Hiyaoriwal, Bingraop)cal, and Lierary, By 4LEX. THOMSON Efq; Author of Whift, a poem, and the Paradife of rafte,&c. 2. THE ...
... him repeat feveral of thofe produclions, in his own native Simplicity, I hazard an opinion that he pof- feffes the fire of poetry in no mean degree. The perron to whom I have thus alluded is JAMES TuomsoN in Kenleith, who, though conflantly engaged from ...
... neccifary expenccs, Yofl p1/b~ied, ) Prtce 2Ybrte Shilling, and Shxpsente, 20Und, i! THE ENGLISH READER: N PIECES IN PROSE AND POETRY, Selected from TIE BEST WRITERS. Defigned to aflia young Perfors. To Read .ooi!io Propriety and Elea ; I Pso issprove their ...
... had of A. BROWN, Broadtlret, and the fyv cther bookfelllers. ho ng ECEMENTS OF ELOCUTION; Wi Or, RULES for READING PRose and POETRY. 10 ib- - In two Parts. th With LeJowfelRrdfrosr IhE moji ceeraldauthori. ed The poetical part contains an account of the ...
... Thomfon, ?? hszsminated with variegated lamsps, and having tile ~d following feroll appended en it: Z_ Tutor'd by th-e, herce Poetry exalts to ges an~ d ic forms thle jial~e rsithlaic, imazge, f~Lctinmcnt. eind thoui-lse s-.ever todic. - d An elegant- dinlier ...
... in England, conutaining an accousst of the fea denoominated methodihls. 31. Sketches ofthe hillory of the fine arts. 'rbC POeTRY is felel and original. 1In tsle MISCELLANEOUS DEPAiRT:iENI r are com- prized literary and philofoplhical intelligence, including ...
... F T E E N S 0 N G S, Chiefly in the SCOTTISII Style: With Accompaniments for the Piano Forte, Violin, or Gcrman-Flute. The Poetry by BURNS, RANNIE, A ND Dr. WALCOTT. The Alzsfte Cornpofedby 7011N ReOSS, Organift of St. PAUL's, Abereen., C O N D I T I O ...
... N G S, Chiefly in the ScoTTiSU 5tyle: II ti With Accompaniments for the Piano Forte, Violin, Dift or Ocrmain-Flute. I' The Poetry ly at II BURNS, RANNIE, AND Dr. WALCOTT. Zhe ?? Compofed, ,id idedicated by permziason to Dr On IBUsBY, by JOHIN TROSS, Organif ...
... IF2 ~3 C ;h, Natural History, 9 - 59 0 ?? Novels, 40 - about so o o dis Philosophy, 9 - 3 8 o .. Philology, 1sz 2 Is o rit Poetry (includuig trarviationsj, 68 zs 6 o lil Politics and Political ;F~coooniy, i2 i s o 9 o ec, Thelog00~y, 43 1 6 4 0 ii- Serisions ...