Contents of the Fourth Volume.

The Pieces marked thus were not in the former Edition.

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RITISH Ambaffadrefs's fpeech to the French King

Review in 1719

* On the E. of M's carrying the Sword of State

Highlanders Fight

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*Surprizing Hiftory of a late long Administration

*Cardinal Richlieu's double-faced letter

*Litchfield Defeat

Tarpaulin opinion on promotions

Epigram: Says Watkin to Cotton, &c.

Written under the Picture of Dr. Hayter

* Ode to an unpopular Man in 1753
A Simile. Corinna.

Doll Common

Corinna vindicated

Stanzas, addreffed to no Minifter nor Great Man

Stanzas, addreffed to a Great Minifter and Great Man
Epigram on the Battle of Minden

On Mr. Pitt's Refignation in 1761

On the Difmiffion of Earl Temple
On the 30th of November

Stanzas by Lord Capel

Verfes by Sir Walter Raleigh

47

49

ibid

50

51

52

ibid

56

Political Creed for 1766

The Earl: an Ode

Coronet

67

69

71

Epistle to a Friend in the Country

74

Whimsical event at Marlborough

Propofals for a Print of a great Commoner

Rats and Cheese

Epigram

Dialogue between Ralph and Hodge

On the Political Death of a late Commoner

On Churchill's Death

79

81

83

ibid

84

85

ibid

Analogy between Legislation and Horse-racing

Lord Northington's toast

Offer of a Young Minister

Epigram on the retirement of Lord Bute

92

94

95

97

On the King declaring no money should be spent in Elections ibid

Epigram on Fox

Epigram, by an Eton Boy

Lines pofted up at the Sun Fire Office in 1768

Ballad on the General Election in 1768

Political genealogy

98

ibid

99

100

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Directions for new-painting the City Arms

ibid

Campaign of 1768

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Infcription for Marshal Thomas

103

Infcription for a Column in the Isle of Thanet

ibid

To Mr. Harley, on the dedication of a Tower

104

Infcription for the Villa of a decayed Statesman; by Mr. Gray 105

On the Duke of Bedford's arrival in Ireland

Middlefex Election, a Ballad

On the Inveftiture of Cardinal Bernis with a blue ribbon

Converfation between the heads on Temple-bar

Dialogue at St. James's-gate

Mr. Gray's Ode on the Inftallation of the Duke of Grafton 144

Gray Traveftic

To any Minifter or Great Man

On the University Church, Oxford, being converted into a

Law-fchool

Elegy on the late King

The first with or my Heart

Extempore, on the Ottoman Porte

To the Conqueror of Louisbourg, &c.

The Answer

Ode to Lord North on commanding the Houfe of Commons 170

Cindaretta

174

Fragment, by the Author of a Monody on a Lady

Thomfon's Preface to Milton's Arcopagitica

On Races for Runny Mead

189

190

192

196

197

205

Rifing Glory of America

247

*Profpect of Arts and Sciences in America; by Doctor

Berkeley, Bishop of Cloyne

257

Logic and Morals, to Lord Shelburne

259

* On feeing General Arnold at Court

ibid

HAIL! tricking Monarch, more fuccessful far
In arts of peace, than glorious deeds of war;
As Anna's great Ambassadress I come,

With news that will rejoice both you and Rome.
Ne'er did the French affairs so gaily smile
This hundred years, as now in Britain's isle;
For there the rage of blind delufion reigns,
And spreads her fury o'er the ftupid fwains.
The Ls, the C-s, with the priests, conspire
To raise your pow'r, and their own ruin hire.
The Queen herself, with qualms of conscience preft,
Seems to advance your cause above the rest:

* Du➡fs of Shrewsbury.

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