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Poet’s Corner.
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CONJUGAL LOPE^
WHY,DBLiA,<hoot(l the dazzlfogfire;
Os ■fierce, inUtikte desire.
Glow on etch Poet’r tongue;
While e»*ry Swam, in fet’ry grove,
To lacklefs, or to iaMefi lore.
Still tones 'th* ambitions Song I
AndffuU-not joy confirm’d* ^e
The gar est inmate of the breast.
Awake the Poet’s late I ’
Shall airy hope exalt his ftnin.
Defp&rih dying dodes complain.
And GraUtude be mute ! \\
A wifer,and more virtuous rule,
In Nature** uncorrupted School,.
The feather'd Songsters learn;
The LarKthe Nightingale, and Thrush,
All fluttering chirp from buih to both,
When wi|h Love they burn I
But when they’ve form’d the genial oeft
Each of his conftantMate poMefs’d.
Their joys then know no bounds.
Mafic expands their little throats,
And with the wild, exftttic notej,
fWU, ind Wood! resound t
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, Foreign Intelligence.
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PARIS, OCT. 9. ", /
{.xtraSf- of 4 letter, dated frOri
entiSeph 22, 1794
THE Corvette of the Repub
lic, La Muzette,armed at Nances,
and commanded by Citizen Defa
guenau, arrived in this port at 2
o’clock in the afternoon, with 16
prizes*captured during its cruize,
viz.
Eight Britilh veflels laden with
sugar, coffee, indigo and COtton,
Six American uelßls, whole
cargoes consist of tobacco, flour,
find oak planks,,
c:Two Hamburgh veffdfc, laden
with pitch, tar, iron, cinnon, f^c.
The latter eight are neuaj w|th
refped to the veflel s and th^fl ags:
but their cargoes being English
and Spanilh property, are legal
prizes, and rhe fright will beprid
to the owners of the bottoms. Be
sides, the above (hips formed part
of an English convoy, and were
under the protection of the British.
These (hips were captured off
Cape Clear, in Ireland, and for
med part of an Englilb convoy,
of Is 4 fad* from (he Weft India
iQands-i they were divided into
pktoons, and had but a feeble tf*
cort.
. It is impossible that Defaguenau
should give any certain account of
the prizes which our frigates, who
foiled in company with LaMufette,
must certainly have made* tor they
were soon out of fight; butcon
fidering Che numbcrof veflels he
has taken himfelf/beTuppofes that
at least So veflels must have fallen
in the power of our frigates; and
that the remaindered tnoconvoy,
which might have-got out of the
reach of that divifipo under favour
of the night or stormy weather, :
must infallibly fall in with the
swarm of republican frigates which 1
cruize in all directions for the
fame purpose in the interior of the j
channel.
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< to her Children,
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——-Sermon on the care
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Hopkins’ System of Divinity,
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Enfield’s Biographital Sermons,
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Farmer’s Friend ; or Hiftory of
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Fables for the Ladies, by Edward
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French Revolution,
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Humphrey Clinker, ’s A * ’l’
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Hervey's Meditations and Con^
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Hopkins’ System of Divinity,
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IMate^sAphorifms on Man,
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Life of Joseph, fheSonoFHrael,
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■ Metporis of theQueenof Frahce,
Mason on Self-Knowledge.
McFingal. an Epick Poem,
J Morse’s American Universal Ge
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New Robinson Crusoe,
Natural Hiftory of the Bible, or
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trees, p^nts, metals, precious
stones, Ac. mentioned in the
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Principles of Politeness,
Price’s Serrhons,
Power of Sympathy,
Poetical Works of Peter Pindar,
Rights of Woman*
Rowe’s Letters from the Dead to
the Livings
—* DeYout Exercises of the
Heart.
Religious Courtftiip.
Sorrows of Werter>
Seneca's Morals,
Seraphical Young Shepherd, be
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of a shepherd in France^ of 18
years of age, who without any
other means than the scriptures
and teachings of God’s holy
spirit, attained to a very un
common & evangelical know
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Translated from the French,by
Cornelius Caley.
The Pleasures of Imagination,by
Akinfide—-to which is added
the Art of preserving health,
by Dr* Armstrong,
The French Convert; beiiig R
true relation of the happy con
version of a noble French lady,
from the errors and supersti
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The Progress of Dulnefs,
Tom Jones, by Fieldingj
Vicat of Wakefield,
VisiOHs for the Entertainment •
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WiHifon on the Sacrament,
Young‘s Night Thoughts,
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