Two letters from Sarah Duchefs of Marlborough, copied literally from the original

MS.

157

PO

POETRY.

Ode for the new year 1787, by T. Warton, Efq. Poet Laureat

159

Ode on his Majesty's birth-day, June 4, 1787, by the fame

160

Ode to a Lady going abroad, from vol. iii. of the Lounger

162

On the late improvements at Nunebam, the Seat of the Earl of Harcourt, by the late

W. Whitehead, Efq.

163

Verfes on the Duchefs of Rutland, fuppofed to be written by Si H. Languish

165

The Three Vernons, by the Honourable Horace Walpole

167

Prologue to the Tragedy of Julia, by Edmund Malone, Efq.

168

Epilogue to the fame, by John Courtenay, Efq.

170.

Song, from Poems on various fubjects, by

Address to the Deil from Poems chiefly in the Scottish Dialect, by Robert Burns

A dedication to G**** H******, Efq.-from the fame

Ode, tranflated from the Perfian of the Poet th, by Sir William Jones

Softly, an Ode from the fame, by Captain Thomas Ford

Epigram on this Question: "Which is the more eligible for a Wife, a Widow

Old Maid?"-from the Essay on Old Maids

Impromptu on the preceding Epigram

Reply to the two Epigrammatifts

Written at Nice, August, 1743, by the Right Honourable Henry Fox, late Lord

Holland

171

174

183

Impromptu, by Bishop Atterbury, on a challenge to the Bishop to dictate fomething in

praife of a Goofe Quill, from the words, "Defpife not the worth of those things

that are fmall"?

Impromptu, by a Gentleman of the Temple, on the Sight of one of the Croydon Belles

in the Court at King fton during the Affizes

Song, by Captain Morris

ACCOUNT of BOOKS for 1787.

184

184

Mary Queen of Scots vindicated, by John Whitaker, B. D. author of the History of

Manchester, and Rector of Ruan Langborne, Cornwall, in 3 vols. 8vo. 186

Travels through Egypt and Syria, in the years 1783, 1784, and 1785, by M. C.

F. Volney

196

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