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... trunk, and cheits, faddles, bridles, netts . , new boots and drefs Ipurs. exc. A variety. of . Looks, as plays, nioory, . poetry, phyak, anatomy, foogery and phitofoPhy, - .And . on . Mon4y . precif:ly at twelve o'clock• at noon, on. the premifei will ...
... moil reafonable terms, at Mt !lore iti he Roebuck. Alra!Amble colleCtion of books; on divinity,' law, phyfic and forgery, poetry, novels and romances, mifcel'anier, hickory, biography, geo graph y, antiquities, travels & diCtionaries, fchool and fang ...
... the molt reafonable terms, at his ltore in the Roebuck. AValuable colleaioti of books; on divinity, law, phyfic and forgery, poetry, n ove l s an d romances, mifcellanies, hiftory, biograph ' : geography, anti qu i t i es , trave l s & diaionaries, (chooi ...
... the moil reafonalale terms, at his !lore in the Roebuck. AValuaMe colitaion of books.; on divinity, law, phyfic and furgery, poetry,no,vels and romances, inifcellanies, billory„ bipgraphY. geography, antiquities, travels & dielionaries, fch,)ol and long ...
... hiy PJETA:; Veife44.-- l And break the black arperity of fAtc.— sigua i'ata f pera Ti Mafcelluscxi . In the firil piece or poetry under thit fi g nitari, line 27, for want; read wo4,t. BDG TOWI, Mnacn 28, 1780. THIS day arrived, in twenty-eight days frotti ...
... CONTRAST. The and the execution nf this little Poem, ty Mr Pratt, breathes a fervent glow of Patriotism and Poetry, and exhibits views of. England, France, and Spain, at preseht moment, with a force and 'vigour that does justice to the grandest •sulject ...
... the soil and yet their literature is worse that; barbarous; eve 'the Laplanders and the African negroes are fond ri poetry ; but poetry and poverty seem to be unitcd the apprehension ot. the Americans, ard they have never yet produced. a single couplet ...
... hove to, to receive he They looked ihta Rivadeo, for the Martinis de . mana, who had sailed the pfeeeding night. ORIGINAL POETRY. ADDIIESS TO T 1 ISLAN OP I§Al6A3cre. DEAR, honour'd tho' thOusands Thy soil, thy clime, or manners blatho And with unsparing ...
... ancient world, holds the place of arbiter between the representatives of Charlemagne and of Augustus 5 in short, the palms of poetry and philosophy have been disputed between those ancient barbarians'' The Gauls and the Britons, and So, at last, is the ...
... the Fifth, whj kept hoes. Appiy tile langwge, of these vlosons, who are shocked at seeing men of no bhoh 1;)011 thrones, to poetry or philosophy, sue see how ridiculoos it WhO dls an opstart in Poory . becr.ute he was the of a lineu-drapr,- . --cr Horace ...
... life, whether real or imaginary, or that present us with sce'nes of terror and desolation. It is also the powerfol ally of poetry. Ihe beautiful picture given by Thompson, of a man bewildered by a fall of snow, would lose all its charms did we reed it ...
... youth to age, What shall his houis ? • Why was this dlity penn'd by tne ? 1 MOW it that the world might Ste The folly ot such poetry' A Newspaper. In a Newspaper. --- The Master of an .Atuerican Merchant at. Cadiz having the Captain of a British man I of ...