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... fubjeds . d-. The, age of poetry is noi gone, Mr. Editor , but po. ets cannot work without materials, and if Miniflers ate chofen that have not a' nane, it is not our fault if they muff be excluded from the honours of poetry, and if we muff deny even ...
... qualify l him to fit on this Cqmnittcee. He w;aIS fpl)yojed to know more of Cocker than of Congreve, more of 1 fads. than of poetry. While he might be tin excecd- ingly well informed peif on in plain det:tils, lie did not pof1efs that knowvkcdgc of the ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... s are riade offmnall cooLrs& -Ciszen LEi Gouvr has been appointed as a fiblti. tute to Mr. 1) LfiL4, to lecqure on Latin Poetry ia the College of France. T he public in general, as well as firangers %who vifit the Metropolis, complain loudly that tbeyrareld* ...
... he Su maries of Politics, the principlM topics of each of which are merely pointed out. -VII. NOTIcES OF NEW Book's,.-Il. POETRY.-IX. JURIDICAL PRO- CEEDINGS.-&. LIsTS of various ?? lItellgence, whether foreign or dozoestic, can never be verj important ...
... the 64v4tlh of the ?? (A. C.89.) in the Rigrn of.Lea, fato of Btflius.-Z. LeXi- ; il of St. Cyril, of Alexandria--,3 Greek Poetry, accompanied f 1 antient Grefk AMultca; Notes.-4. Ditto,ditto.5A. Tu'e Works a ?? of N~aziansunix * Fealrts ?? of the. Gofplds ...
... Domestic Official Papers, 36;- of In- dia Papers, 6z; ot'Essaygs, ai; of Critical Notices of New Books, 39; -of Pieces of Poetry, 15; of Juridical Cases and Trials, 42; of Lists, 22: and, amongst these are the two lists of Books, containing the titles ...
... him, when his audience flag, Brother Hiley, Brother Brag! Nothing could exceed the effect of this exquisite little piece of poetry. The_ toasr which succeeded, and which concluded the festivity of the day, Was adapted to the particular day and occasion ...