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THE FARMER'S BOY; a Rural Poem. By ROBERT BLOOMFIELD. " In the author of this sweetly simple and interesting poem, we are presented with another striking illustration of .the re mark, " meta, natchur, non fit." This favourite child of ge nius and the muse, who, with no adscititious advantages of birth, fortune, education, or connection, has produced a poem which may be read with delight, even after Thomson, and in some respects may challenge a cnmpetition with the Seasons . of that author." Monthly Miruir, March 1800. " To deseillbe the various OCClpations of a farmer's bov, in the four seasons of the, year, is the main design of the poem; and however humble these employments may appear as objects of poetical attention, the very ingenious writer has contrived to embellish their rusticity and meanness w th a harmony of numbers, which could not be expected from an uncultivated mind ; to soften the harshness of minute detail, by blending apt and picturesque descriptions; and to enliven the whole by strokes of poetic imagery, and unaffected sentiment. The poen& certainly discovers very clearly the !sowers of natural unaffefted genius " Monthly Review, vol. 33, p. 57. " I have read the Farmer's Boy with a mixture of astonish. ment and delight. There is a pathetic simplicity.• in his Ben. timents and descriptions, that does honour to his head and heart. " His copies from nature are truly original and faithful, and are touched with the band of a master. His versification oc casionally displays an energy at d harmouy which might deco rate even the paps of a Darwin. ". The geueral characteristies of his style, however, are sweetness and ease. in short, I have no hesitation in declaring, that I think it, as a rural and descriptive poem, superior to shy production since the days of Thomson. " It wants no refe-eitth to its author's undecayed poverty ro r ender its exit Itenaies the nree striking; they are such aswould confer durable haute en the !lin and most polished poet in the kingdom." Extract of a Letter from Dr. Drake to the Editor. Rural Tales, Balla-Is, and Stings. By Robert Bloomfield, author of the Farmer's Boy; in foolhmp five. with wood-cuts; price 4s boards. Other editions, demy Bvo. ss. 6d.; quarto, 10s. 6d. and royal quart a, 18s. in boards. " We are, here called away front ow abstruser ettislies by these productions of a genuine child of nature. hr Blooln field's first poem, the Farmer's Boy, we SAW and commended the eviclewe of an orghatl g nests, we'l deserving of encou ragement and cultivation. The public has agreed with us, and five editions of that work exhibit the mast unequirocal attesta tion of general favour. " With the Farmer's Boy we were highly pleased, because it spewed, in the twat striking moaner, the natural move ments of an ingenious mind ; and evinced how par:et-eh- new a sub ea, apparently pre-occupied, may be nride byliCirtg it in a different view. But we hesitate not to declare ettraeNes still more satisfied with the present volume. The au tfir here relates tales; in themselves phasing, in thelanguage of bOad t. ful simplicity and natural poetry ; or pours forth pastoral lunge, fall of pleasing ideas, in a style exaaly suited to their thrpres• sion." British Critic, April 180/3 " In the Anti-Jacobin for August 1800, we had the piety:4l of calling public attention to the unlettered muse of thissocaell Burns. " We then beheld this rising genius with delight, listendd with pleasure to the warbling of his " native wood-notes Wild;" and we now hail, with increased satisfaction, the more ma ture flights of his well loathed imagination." Antijacohin, April 1802. Pented for Vernor at.d Hood, No. 31:Youltry ; and Long man and Rees, Ihtterholtershow. SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 18(13. THE LIFE OF GENERAL WASHIMtTON FROM HIS OWN MANUSCRIPTS. AIR. PHILLIPS respectfully informs the Public, that he has entered into ata engagement with the Family of the late GexettAi. WA 4 IIINCITOtt, to publish in London, the Memoirs of the ',Abut* that great Man, drawn up from his Own papas. 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