SOLD, ALSO, BY HURST, LONDON; Wilson, SPENCE, AND MAWMAN, YORK; EDWARDS AND SON, HALIFAX;

HOLMES, LEEDS ; AND GILL, WAKEFIELD.

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CONTENTS.

1. DOOR Mary, the Maid of the Inn .... Southey.

2. Three Black Crows ............. Byrom.

3. Sonnet. I saw a crystal Stream,” &c. . . . Anon.

4. The Sailor-An Elegy: ........... Rogers.

5. Domestic Peace ................ Coleridge.

6. Ode.--". A Thousand Frogs," &c. . . Peter Pindar.

II.

7. Alonzo the Brave and Fair Imogine ..... Lewis.

8. Elegy written at Sea ............ Caspapina.

9. The Three Warnings .......... Mrs. Piozzi.

III.

10. The Negro's Complaint ........... Cowper.

11. Sonnet to an Old Man ........... Coleridge.

12. The Rural Pair ...

...... Anon.

13. Ode to Wisdom : ...iiii... Mrs. Barbauld.

14. Verses, left in a Grotto ........... Sheridan.

15. Ode." How sleep the brave,” &c. .... Collins.

16. Ode on the Choleric Character .... Peter Pindar.

IV.

17. Shepherd Lubin and his Dog Tray ...... Anon.
18. To Hope i...ii.... ..... Rocklewood.
19. To Resignation ................. Ibid.
20. To Contentment ........ ....... Ibid.
21 Sonnet: -56 Go place the Swallow,” &c. .. Roscoe.
22. The Coach and Cart .............. Guion,

v.

23. Bad Company, or the Magpye ........ Anon.

24. Elegy on my dying Ass, Peter .... Peter Pindar.

25. The Beggar's Petition ........... Percival. .,

26. Epitaph for Algernon Sydney ........ Boothby.

VI.

27. The Grave of Howard ........... Bowles.

28. The Camelion ................ Merrick.

29. To my Candle ..... ....... Peter Pindar.
30. Sonnet." The chilling Gale," &c. : Mrs. Robinson.
31. On the Deity .............. Mrs. Barbauld.

VII.

32. The Negro Boy and Watch ........ Samwell.

33. Sonnet." When the busy Toil,” &c. • Macartney.

34. Address on the Death of Mr. Palmer .... Roscoe.

35. Paper ................... Franklin.

36. Sea Side Sonnet ................ Pratt.

37. The Negro .............. Miss Holcroft.
38. On a Friend refusing to sign the Petition, &c. Ryley.

46. Frank Hayman ................

47. Song. Sung at the Blind Asylum, Liverpool.

48. The Willing Slave . ..............

49. Ode to Temperance ..............

80. Verses to the Memory of Robert Burns ...

Taylor.

Anon.

Anon.

Anon.

Anon.

51. Night Thoughts among the Tombs ..... Moore.

52. The Blind Beggar ........... Peter Pindar.

53. The Young Fly and Old Spider ........ Ibid.

54. To the Memory of Dr. Stonehouse's Lady Mifs More.
55. A Prayer on the Prospect of Death . . ... Burns.

XI.

56. Peace and Home . .............. Anon.

57. Such Things were .............. Rannie.

58. On seeing Children gathering Flowers .... Smart.

59. The Retrospect of Life ............ Anon.

60. Sonnet. Written on the Sea Shore . . Charlotte Smith.

61. Elegy to Pity ................. Anon.

62. Epitaph on an Infant . .... ..... Coleridge.

63. The Rose .................. Cowper.

64. The Dog and the Water Lily :::....... Ibid.

. XII.

65. The Doublet of Grey .......... Mrs. Robinson.

66. A Court Audience . ..... .. .... Anon.

67. The Winter's Day ................. ..... Anon.

68. To a Lady, with a Ring ..... ...... Anon.

69. To Love ............... Mrs. Robinson.

90. The Unfortunate Fair ............ Southey.

71. The Wish ...

...

Anon.

XIII.

72. The Female Exile .......... Charlotte Smith.

73. To Meditation ............ Mrs. Robinson.

74. The Signal of Rest .............. Smart.

75. The Grandam ................. Anon.

76. The African Boy ............ Jerningham.

77. Glenowen .............. Mrs. Robinson.

XIV.

78. The Cave of Alphonso . ......

phomo ............ Anon.

79. Mature Judgment ............... Anon.