CONTENTS.

ORIGINAL POETRY

The War Song of Prussia..

ADVICE to a young Lady, by the late Anna Seward

Sacrifice of Psyche: from Psyche, or the Legend of Love, by

Mrs. T

A Trio, by Dr. Drennan

Epigram, by R. A. Davenport, Esq.

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3

5

11

15

Propertius, Lib. I. El. VII., by the late W. Preston, Esq... 16

El. XI, by the same...

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Omnia Vincit Amor. A Glee

To J- C- who said "I care not what the crowd may

think," by Dr. Drennan ......

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Inscription for an Autumnal Bouquet of Field Flowers and

Corn, by T. Park, Esq.

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To a Titled Destroyer, by R. A. Davenport

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18

19

21

22

24

Anfwer to an indelicate Valentine

26

Epistle from a Scottish Emigrant, settled in America, to his

Friend in Scotland, by A. Balfour, Esq..

27

Venus's Will, from the French of Rousseau, by R. A. Daven-

Reflections on the Adage " 'twill be all one a hundred Years

hence"

35

Cat's Paw, an antient historical Ballad, by the Rev. Mofes

Brown

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40

Epitaph on Colbert, from the French, by R. A. Davenport.. 41

Lakelands: a Poem, by William Webbe, Esq..

The Dream

A familiar Epistle to F***** L*******, Esq.

The Dexterous Evasion..

Blindness: a Poem, by the late Anne Seward.

Maria; or the Mother's Dirge, by William Carey, Esq.

Dirge the first

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second

third

To a Lady, sent with Hammond's Elegies

Epigram, to a dull Story-teller, by R. A. Davenport•••••

Ruins of Athens, by the Rev. Henry Boyd, Translator of

Dante...

To Mrs. F*******, by R. A. Davenport

Imitation of the first Pythian of Pindar, (Fragment), by Leigh

Hunt, Esq....

Epigram...

Retrospection

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51

55

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59

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62

64

65

66

91

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97

98

Epigram, from the French of Gombauld, by R. A. Davenport 101

Hymn to the CIVth Psalm Tune, by T. Park, Esq.

Verses, addressed to a Lady of Quality, by R. Carlyle

Metrical Report of a Medical Conversation

Epigram.....

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Bacchanalian Ode, from the French of Racan, by R. A. Da-

Imitation of Horace, Book II. Od. 16..

To the Memory of the Right Hon. Charles James Fox..

To ——— on her Birth Day, Jan. -, 1807

1808

118

Faith and Affection

119

Stanzas, written in the Chapel of Roslin

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121

Lines to Miss Stewart, occasioned by reading an Ode to

Dr. Percy, Bishop of Dromore, by the late W. Preston,

Esq.

123

Epigram, on a tall young Lady

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125

To Mrs. T-, on reading her beautiful Poem of ¡Psyche, or

the Legend of Love..

Epigram, from the Latin of Owen

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126

127

Juvenal, 8th Satire imitated, by Dr. Drennan

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To Miss E. M. with some Guitar Music, by the same....... 134

Stanzas written in a Volume of Memorials sacred to Friend-

ship, belonging to Robert Bourne, Esq. cf Dublin... 135

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Το

Lines to S. S. with Kotzebue's Plays, by Dr. Drennan.

The Solitaire

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138

Emily, imitated from an Irish Sonnet, by Francis Skurray,

A. M..

Stanzas to the Memory of Mr. Bourne, by Mr. D. Carey.

Epigram on Madame La Valliere, from the French

Caledonia, an Ode

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140

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145

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150

151

Impromptu, to a Lady singing and playing on the Harp

Anacreontic

Elegy, to the Memory of Lady Eden, by Mrs. Cockle

The Incantation, by Wm. Carey, Esq....

A Town Scene, by Theophilus Swift, Esq.-

Epitaph on Mr. Campbell, by Dr. Drennan

Bonaparte

To a Physician, from the French of De Cailly by R. A. Dâ-

venport

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Lines to Mrs. Preston, on the new Year, by the late W. Pres-

ton, Esq..

160

written on the breaking out of the War between Aus-

on the Fall of Saragossa, by the same

to France, by the same

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to F. N. C. Mundy, Esq. Author of Needwood Forest,

by Sir Brooke Boothby••

* Since this poem was printed off, the Editor has seen it in the
elegant miscellaneous volume of Mr. Hodgson, translator of Ju-
venal. It was sent to the Editor, with the signature of "T. F." a
short time before the publication of the 5th vol. of the P. R.

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on reading Sickness," an Elegy, by the late Mr.

Headley, Editor of the Beauties of Ancient English

/Poetry, by T. Park, Esq......

176

on revisiting alone, by R. A. Davenport...... 177

to a Friend, on revisiting alone, by the same.. 178

to a Friend, A. B., and Candidate for a Fellowship.. 179

to a Gardener, by R. A. Davenport

to the Lyre of Cowper

to

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by R. A. Davenport

to Lord Cochrane, by the same

A Dream, by Mr. Mc Lachlan..

Ode to my Friend..

To Lady

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on her telling me I had grown cross...

Inscription for a Seat, by Robert Anderson.

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182

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Epigram, by R. A. Davenport...

192

Sweet Joy, sweet Sorrow, by W. Carey, Esq.

Epigram, by R. A. Davenport..

195

To Henry

196

Ode on the Thanksgiving for the Victory of the Nile, by the

Rev. Wm. Clubbe...

198

On Betsy weeping..

Imitation of Horace, Book I. Ode xxxvIII..

- of Anacreon, Ode 1x.

To a Lady, from the French of Desportes

Madrigal, from the French of La Sabliere..

A Rural Coronation, by the late Miss Seward

Lines on Mr. Mundy's Needwood Forest, by Erasmus Darwin,

Junior.....