POETRY.

917
920

Ode for the New Year, by H. J. Pye, Esq. Poet-Laureat

895
Ode for his Majesty's Birth Day, by the same

897
An Address to their Majesties, on entering the Yacht at the Féte given on

board, at [Veymouth, on the 29th of September, 1804, in Honour of the

Birth-Day of her Royal Highness the Duchess of Wirtemburg 898
Ode to the People of Great-Britain, on the threatened Invasion, by Dr.
Charles Burney

902
Epode on the Siege of Acre, and British Triumphs in the East, by Mr.
Bowles

902
The Witch of Lapland, by Mr. Boyd

905
Palestine ; a Prize Poem, by Reginald Heber

907
An Elegy, by Willium Mason
The School-Boy, by the Rev. Thomas Maurice
The Egyptian Lotos, by the same

925
The Bellman's Verscs, by Sir W. Young, Bart.

927
To the Earl of Radnor, by the same

928
Verses from the Winchester Boys to Dr. Wharton, on his resigning the
Mastership of their School, by the same

ib.
Ballad, by Thomas Campbell

929
Ditto, by the same

931
Lines, written on the gilded Statue in Lord Cadogan's Garden, by the Right
Hon. Lord
deceased

932
Epigram, from Rousseau, by the same

ib.
To the Hert Rosemary, by Henry Kirke White, of Nottinghan

933
an

ib.
The Legend of Robert a Machin and Anna D'Arfet, the supposed Discorerers

'
of Madeira, by Mr. Boules

954

ACCOUNT OF BOOKS.

Letters written by the late Earl of Chatham to his Nephew, Thomas Pitt, Esq.

941
Travels in China, containing Descriptions, Observations, and Comparisons,

made and collected in the Course of a short Residence at the Imperial
Palace Yuen-min-Yuen, and in a subsequent Journey through the Country,
from Pekin to Canton. By John Barrow, Esquire, lute private Secre-
tary to Earl Macartney

949
North Wales; including its Scenery, Antiquities, Customs, and some

Sketches of its Natural History, &c. By the Rev. William Bingley,
A. M. Fellow of the Linnean Society

979

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