... Air. Irvine soon died, and his family rettiruetl with Claptain Tlipson, a man well knowsn for his taste and talcpts in lyric poetry. In the West of England tbte c~iarges fr post-. ing have heen lowered to s: per mile, and for hay and straw to Is. per night ...

... COnnfOV. Wm. Pearson,- Gent. was at the same time appointed Under Sheriff. Wednesday came on1 the election of Professor of Poetry, in the University oT Oxford, wvhen the Rcv. Edward Copleston A. NJ. Fellow of Oriel College, was elected. The Lord Chancellor ...

... Worceller College, was admitted Matler of Arts. Wednefday laft a Convocation was holden for the eleffion of a Praleetor of Poetry, in the place of Dr. Htirdis, deceafed, when the Rev. Edward Coplefltone, Mafler of Arts, and Fellow of Oriel College, was ...

... phrenzy peculiar to the Writer-.are may trufl to the. Dqfinitiie Treaty, when it comest10 lop ,al such exuberances whether of poetry or of politics. But is not the insinuation here plainly con. . ceyed, that the Islands acknowledged by A Orto are no other ...

... nor fu tla.'- ?? 'LI ?? fibility, of julhice, and ai iruth. Well, ineledcl, lI. lnrr ixi Drp P s t::, thle licence OCf poetry, CjubLi nt i. furs ti. 0-i of Louts XIT. in nave on' ''to Private letters fr-onm ?? go, to cays N than General LclE.rec ar ...

... quay, expreflive l Cmomnacere. This was defigned and painted by l Smith, as well as the beautiful reprefintation of aining, Poetry, and Mufic, burffing from a Cave, as r Sci?4-e by Peace, cxhibited atAckermann's, No. w ol, | a t len.Tth the din of war is ...

... 7th hi May curt. at sa o'clocl noon. hi The.subjecl: of the Dissertation for the prze next year, is ls quijat respefts do Poetry and Elo- tj quence ngree; in ?? r espeits do theay d~jfer; and b. what aie the ch'ara~teristirs of these arts. w During the ...

... ti Mlay curt. at twelve o'clock noon. The fubjel't of the Differration for the prize u next year, is In 'What refpe7s do Poetry and fit Eloquence agree; in 'what refpeds do they dfr; 'snd 'what are the characerylics of ihefe arts.r. During the lai week ...

... To. 11- ADTOR ~y tle MaRN1V CH'ZoNl(LL SIRt, As you have adinitted the poetry of ny brothers Sternhold and ESopkins, I truft you, will not. refufe the following tribute to the virtues of our late Heaven-born Minifler, thloughi offered by a poor Parilh ...

... the Sorin, vwhich produced such enthusiastic ap- li plause on Friday,- ?? Hall, is attributed tyo ?? Can im g's Muse. The poetry possesses great mnerit, and many of the comipliinents are t iilely turned. ?? ' 3 AB.INiAl RLTTl:S 011oil T-oscph T.utler ...

... S. TO TYIiR PRINTER OF rHE CALEDONIAN MERCURY, SIR, Ir has frequently been the fubje&5. of debate, whih6f the fifter arti, Poetry, Painting, or Mu. ic, 'has the greate(I effea upon the pafflons.-In- genuity. will find many arguments in fupport of each ...

... civilized society has e*itr.- Having exhausted the powers of prdse, your eulogist, in his paper of the 19*th, as re~ course to poetry: as thdss: Ha il, Virtuous SoY' of CHATHAA4. hail; May angels guard thy breast, And thro' life's boisterous sea still sail ...