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,ALPHILOSOPHICAL INQUIRY into the
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PoEms. 1.
—By THOMAS BitQWN,
M. D. •
" j'Reader of these Volumes will soon perceive that Dr.
Broivn is nut to be placed in the class of ordinary versifiers.
A boldness and vigour of conception, a wild luxuriancy of
imagination, and frequent strokes of pathos, characterise his
Muse. In him we discover the laudable Wish to be indeed
a Voet.vto be creative ; to draw froin.the stores of his own
Mille; to despise the tameness of imitation ; and to revolt at
the idea of being tracked in the snow of his predetessors.
We observe him to delight wore in the awful, the sublime,
and the terrific, than in the mild and the tranquil; and his
poetical delineations resemble the pittures of Salvator Rosa
rather tnan those of Claude Loraine. When he undertakes
the pathetic, he touches our hearts and harrolvs up our
souls.' —Monthiy Review for Feb. tos.
" Conditions tor poetic fame begin, lit genera), with.small
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rizedAi: coillos of modern alledation ;' but, in general, his
Style is.puTe, stio4g thrOugn eneigy of tiionOit, riot stiff ied
brine butiki.ani 54 art. His voluiiles have no prosaic jut ro..
duCtion, kretaca„orortvertiseinent, And very kw notes. The
deleatiOnis in verse, ad:trt-s,;?1 to the Anchor's mother, and
gins nb mean specimen td lowers.
long I'oe:n, in Stanza, entitled The Warnd, exhil
bits ranch sublimity of thought and expression. -The Sou-.
nets dii'Negro Siavery . have force•and beauty, and Many
which we could specify." -British Cm,. Aiig. 1805.
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IMPERIAL Pyl RLIA E

HOUSE OF' P4EUS,

TUESDAY, MARCH 17:

IN the Committee of Privileges, it was resolved,
that Lord Viscount Kilwarden had made good his
claim to Vote in the Ereetion of Representative Peers
for Ireland.

The Royal Assent was given by Comm:ssion to
the Loan Bill, the Brandy Duty-Bill, the Irish Ex 7
cise Bill, the Irish Assessed Taxes Bill, the Irish
AuEtion- Duty Bill, the Irish Quit Rent Bill, the
Irish Spirit Drawback Bill, the. Irish -Sugar Draw-
back Bill, the Sugar Bounty Bill,
.the South Sea sill,
the Newfoundland Fish Importation Bill, the Turkey
Tobacco Bill, aril ten Private Bills.

The Commissioners were the LORD CHANCELLOR,
Lords WALSINGHAM and AUCKLAND.

The Irish Tobacco Importation Bill and the Royal
Marine Mutiny Bill were read A third 'time and
passed.
Mr. Johnson, from the Office of Chief Secretary
for ?Ireland, presented an Account of the Public
Debt of Ireland, and the. State ,of the Gaols in that
Country.—Ordered to lie on the table.—Adjourned
till to-morrow (this day).

ROUSE OF COMMONS.
TUESDAY, MAACH

Mr. FAWKES presented a Petition froru the Debtors
in the Gaol of Rotherham, Yorkshire, praying relief.
Ordered to lie on the table.

Sir JAMES PULTENVY gave notice that to-morrow
se'nnight he would bring forward a Notion. relative
to the Military Situation of the Country.
The SECRETARY at \VAR gave notice that to-mor--
row lie would move for leave to bring in a Bill to
enable the Half:pay Officers, their Widows,, and
others, on the Compassionate List, to receive their
allowances at their own residence.'

The Marquis of TITOIFIELD presented a Petition
from- the. University Of 9xford against the Rowan
Catholic Military Oiiicers' Bill. Ordered to-`lie on
the table.

Mr. TIERNEY gave notice of his intention to brio
forward on this day week -a motion relative to the
East India Debt.

Mr. WILLIAM HERBERT.• moved that. a Return
should be made to the House of the time of service
in the Navy, of Thomas Weatherhead,, from the
beginning to the end of it, as far as it could be made
up • from the records of the Navy;, and also that
there should be laid before the House a statement of
the applications of Thomas Weatherhead fora Lied-
tenantcy, and the reasons' ter which it was reftised to
examine him.—Ordered.—The Papers were soon
after presented, and ordered to lie ou the table and
to be printed.