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SOCIETY

FOR THE bISCHARGi7RS RELIEF OF PER-
SONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS.
Craven-1-„trcet, Strand, Feb. 3, doz.
BENEFACTIONS since the last REPORT,
Sir Henry St. John Milemay, Bart. M. P. per
Treasurer
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Tames Neild, Esq. per ellseasurer -
Benjamin Waddington, Esq, per Treasurer
Wyndham Knarchbull,
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TOshua Reeve, Esq,, - . - -
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Messrs, Mangles, two years Subscription, per

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Treasurer
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George Cummings, Esq.
Aug. Warren, Esq. per Secretary
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Wssrs. Theakston and Welchman

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Considered the Cases of s 4 Petitioners. Approved 35. Re-
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ton and Co. No. 77, Lombard-street; and at the Secretary's,
No. 7, Craven-street, Strand ; where' -the' Books may be
seen by those who are inclined to support this Charity, and
where the Society meet on the first Wednesday in every
month.

• This Day were published,
Neatly printed in Foolscap Oclavo, in Two Volumes,
price u is. boards,
LYRICAL BALLADS ; with* other POEMS.
By W. WORI)SWORTH.
Printed for T. N. Longman and O. Rees, No. 39, Pater-
noste,--row.

" The attempt made in this little volume is one that
meets our cordial- approbation, and it• is an attempt by no
means unsuccessful. The endeavour of the Author. into re-
call our Poetry from the fantastical excess of retinement•to
simplicity and nature. The account of this design, and its
probable effeds upon modern readers; is vetY:suip::ibly given
in the introduCticn. .

" We do not often find expressions that we esteem too fa-
miliar, or deficient in dignity; •on the contrary, we think
that the Author has. succeeded in attaining that judicious de-
gree of simplicity, which accommodates itselt with ease,
even to the sublime. It is not by. pomp of words, but by
energy of thought, that sublimity is most succesz fully at-
chicved ; and we infinitely prefer the simplicitys.even,of the
Most unadorned tale in this volume, to all the Meretricious
frippery Of the Darwinian taste."
BritiSh Critic, • Oa.' 170.
" So much genius and originality zre discovered in this
publication, that we wish to see another from the same hand,
written on more elevated SubjeCts, and in a more cheerful
disposition." Monthly Review, June,