The Sun.
London, England, 1822-02-25 00:00:00

POETRY.

THE CAMBRIDGE TRIPOS VERSES FOR 1822.
Ist EDORA CONRAD°.
Accipe, Vans mirth tibi fida Illedofa, salutem,
Mittit enim profugo, qua ceret ipsa, viro :
Te peterein mielix, posses: model, crede, per undss ;
Sciret anior nullas, me properente, mores.
0 si verba tui audisses supreme parentis,
Nec melt jecisses vote ferelida Noto ;
Aera fatidicis implevi ut nrcksta querelis,
Et tremuere novi preessila cords mali.
Vera nimis timui ! quanto swvire tumultu
iEpuora turn primbm visa fuere mans;
Abripuit qubm iteva mein to cymba lacertis,
Languida nec potuit dextra tencre fugarn.
Immemor in scopulis incerto lumine sedi,
Et fugit, me non respiciente, ratis.
Cur juvat oblitum exiguos sprevisse penates ?
Quid patria profugum cowl abesse dome?
Non habet uxoris trepidtnn lenire dolorem,
Non habet aut cures fame levare cues.
Forsitan Los ipsos culpabis, perfide, questus,
Forsitan et crimen sine men verba tibi:
Quid loquor infelix ? te spernere posse Medoram,
Pellicis et fcedoludere velle sine ?
Tpsa etiam neglecta.novo con jungar =tore,
Et discern miseros pellicis ipsa dolos
Impia vox absit ! quo me furor urget amantern ?
lieu lwsus, quod vix cogitat, edit amor
Non dum vita mihi, dum sanguine vena calebit,
Deseret infidum fida Medora virum.
Te propter docus ilia, patrem, nomenque reliq it,
Sad niihi to nomcn, to pater unus eras.
Ah quoties animo prised revocantur amores,
Intactieque domus, virgineique tori,
lngenum fraudes, et qua tulit bora beats:
Lieta juventutis.; sed semel illa fuit !
Cur mihi delicias placeat revocare 'priores,
Neseio ; sed memini, nec meininisse piget.
Seepe diem tardurn increpui, si longus abesses ;
Turturis ah, dixi, si mihi penna foret,—
Te neque desererem, vita niihi carior ipsa,
At cuperem lethi vel comes esse tui
Nunc etiam sequerer, sinerent modo feta ; nec ullum
Incuteret pelagi savior ira meturn.
Finderet horrisonas si fulmine Jupiter auras,
Tecum etiam in medio fulmine tuta forern ;
Sive raters insanis Aquilo submergeret undis,
Suavis in amplexu mors foret ipsa tuo.
Septima jam (memini) periit corn floribus wstas,
• Et glacre fluvios scptima vinxit by ems ;
Ex .quo prima mihi occurrit tua forma per umbram,
i\lotibus et semi me trepidare novas.
Obstupui ignotoque pribs caluere tumultu
Pectora ; vox hitsit ; contremuere sinus ;
Ros quoque per gelidas visus mini serpere males,
Et vicibus crebris ire, redire color,
Implerique aures incerto murmure sensi,
Membraque vix tremuli sustinuere pedes.
lline animum fugit requies, hinc knnina sonmus ;
Omnia, ni lacrytnas, abstulit ille dies.
Te lacrymte movere mew, movers querelx ;
Et stetit in vultu plutima gutta tuo.
Cur ego niellitas accepi credula voces?
Ab ! nimium credit wipe, quod optat, Amer.
Nuc surdi meditate vagor props /itora ponti,
Et posco abrepturn, quern tenet uncle, virum.
Nec fugiunt miserie, Plicebo fugiente, dolores ;
Et piget in viduo ponere membra toro.
Opprimor, assuetos nequicquam experts labores.;
Invitaque cadit pendula tele menu.
Nec juvat, ut quondam, patrias celebrasse chorees,
Serra nec auratis implicuisse comic. •
Sad rapior, quocunque furor me pectoris urget ;
Nec scopuli tardam, nec facit unda, moram.
Ipsi etiam miseras venti didicere querelas ;
lies gent et levibus qutelibet aura sonic :
Has amor insanu male fida inscribit arena;
Inside narn cares cluit unda notes.
Si vapor in tacito sylvarum mcesta recessu,
Obvernt hie media note figura vii.;
Steeps per obscures noctis volitare tenebras,
Ismsere et in trenntlis grope videtur aquis.
Si fu,gio per saxa, ferunt mrhi saxa mariturn;
Te te solum, noxque diesque refert.
Quumqtte tuo hasrentem greado Ines sornnia fingunt,
Suscitor e gelido sole relicta toro.
Ah ! quoties timui, freineret annul aura proeelia,
Indueretque novas scevior unde minas !
Al: ! quoties timui Zephyrum preesaga susurrum !
Quain rabiem ventis addidit rpse timor !
Profuit lieu! neque forma mihi, neque gratis linguae,
Nec mihi conjugium (nomen inane) meurn ;
Nil potuit hesi jurata cupidinis era;
Cogor enim profugum Here Medora virum
Heu melibs periisse semel, qun, conjuge rapto,
Tristia per longos tendere file dies !
Et moriar ; quondam lacryrnas sibi mortuapescet,
Quas nunquara potuit viva, "%Wore tuas.
Attamen amplexus vellem tcnuisse supremos,
In.que tuo moriens procubuisse sinu.—
Ne lapis inciso narret mea feta sepulchro;
Sed vigeat sacro Iwtior herba solo:
Elie et puerii tenerze dent vote puellee;
Vote sub auspicirs fide future loci ;
Et " Nobis" clement, tumulo ut solennia ponunt
Dona, " fides par sit ! sit magis raquus Amor."

HUNTING INTELLIGENCE.

3!EETINGS FOR THE PRESENT WEEK.

The Quorndon Hounds, on Wednesday, at Gumley ; Fri-
da. ,y Galby ; and on Saturday, at Breedon Clouds.
Lord' Anson'o, hounds, on Tuesday, at Clifton ; Wednes-
day,lat Newnham; Thursday, at Osbaston ; and on Saturday,
at Higham.
The Earl of Derby's Stag-hounds, on Tuesday, at Purley ;
and on Saturday, at Leatherherd.
Mr. Chaworth's Fox-hounds, on Tuesday, at Arthingworth ;
Thursday, at Nobottle Wood ; and on Saturday, at Harrowden.
• The Oakley Hounds, on Tuesday, at Cranfield Green ; on
Thursday, at Melchbourn Parki; and on Saturday, at Ravens-
Grange. _ _ _

Th.e.linn-harn Fox-hounds, on Tuesday, at Tumby Swan ;
Thursday, at Gunhy ; and on Saturday, at Tathwcli.

BRIGHTON, FEB. MAJESTY OD Sa-
turday evening had a Glee Concert at the Pavi-
lion. The vocal party, as usual, consisted of
Messrs. W. Knyvett, Vaughan, Hawes, and
J. B. Sale, lath Masters Gear and Jones. Mr.
Atwood was at the grand piano-forte. The Se-
lection of Glees by his MAJESTY was most effec-
tive in performance, and it was gratifying to
know that the whole was the effort of native ta-
lents. The,Princess AUGUSTA was present, and
the company invited consisted of about sixty of
the Nobility and Gentry in the town and neigh-
bourhood—the Duke of DORSET, Lord CIIoL-
MONDELEY, the LORD CHANCELLOR, Lord ST.
HELENS, &c.—On Sunday morning his MAJESTY
and the Princess AUGUSTA attended Divine Ser-
vice at the Chapel Royal in the PLvilion. The
Dean of HEREFORD and the Rev. W. HoLmEs
assisted in the service. The Sermon was preach-
ed by Dr. Pk: ARSON. The Music, sung by the
performers before-mentioned, was a 7'e Deum,
composed by King, and the Anthem, " I have
set God always before me," by Dr. Blake. The
Chapel was full of Nobility and Gentry. On
Sunday evening his MAJESTY had a performance
of Sacred Music by the choir, and a select party
attended.—His MAJESTY iS in excellent health.

Yesterday divine service was performed to his
MAJESTY'S household, at the Palace in Pall-
Mall, by the Rev. F. W. BLOMBFRG.
Mr. GEORGE L Amß has been chosen Represen-
tative in Parliament for Dungarvan.
THE GUARDS.—This morning the three Regi-
ments of Foot Guards shifted their quarters.
The First Battalion of Grenadiers from West-
minster to Portman-street Barracks ; the Second
Battalion of Grenadiers from Knightsbridge to
the Barracks in the King's Mews ; the First Bat-
talion of Coldstreams from Portman-street to
Knightsbridge; the Second Battalion of Cold-
streams from the King's Mews to Chatham ; the
First Battalion of the Third Regiment from
Chatham to the Tower ; and the Second Batta-
lion of the Third Regiment from the Tower to
Westminster Quarters.