6“THE RIGHT HON. GEORGE CANNING AS A MAN OF LETTERS.”
70No. XXVI.: LOVES OF THE TRIANGLES.
7THE ANTI-JACOBIN AS AN AID TO GOVERNMENT.
71No. XXVII.
8DESCRIPTION OF THE PLATES.
72A CONSOLATORY ADDRESS TO HIS GUN-BOATS.
9PROSPECTUS OF THE ANTI-JACOBIN; OR, WEEKLY EXAMINER,
73ELEGY ON THE DEATH OF JEAN BON ST. ANDRÉ.
10No. I.
74ELEGY; OR, DIRGE.
11INTRODUCTION.
75No. XXVIII.
12INSCRIPTION[8] For the Apartment in Chepstow Castle, where Henry Marten, the Regicide, was imprisoned thirty years.
76TO THE EDITOR OF THE “ANTI-JACOBIN”.
13IMITATION. INSCRIPTION For the Door of the Cell in Newgate, where Mrs. Brownrigg, the ’Prentice-cide, was confined previous to her Execution.
77ODE TO MY COUNTRY. MDCCXCVIII.
14No. II.: SAPPHICS. THE FRIEND OF HUMANITY AND THE KNIFE-GRINDER.
78No. XXIX.: ODE TO THE DIRECTOR MERLIN. HORACE, B. I., O. V.
15No. III.: THE INVASION;[11] OR, THE BRITISH WAR SONG.
79No. XXX.
16No. IV.
80THE ROVERS; OR, THE DOUBLE ARRANGEMENT.
17LA SAINTE GUILLOTINE. A New Song. ATTEMPTED FROM THE FRENCH.
81PROLOGUE.[268]
18LINES.
82THE ROVERS; OR, THE DOUBLE ARRANGEMENT.: ACT I. SCENE I.
19MEETING OF THE FRIENDS OF FREEDOM.
83SONG.
20No. V.
84No. XXXI.
21THE SOLDIER’S WIFE.
85PLOT.
22THE SOLDIER’S FRIEND. DACTYLICS.
86THE ROVERS; OR, THE DOUBLE ARRANGEMENT.
23SONNET.—TO LIBERTY.
87ACT II.
24No. VI.
88ACT IV.
25THE SOLDIER’S WIFE.[20]
89No. XXXII.
26THE COLLECTOR AND THE HOUSEHOLDER.
90AN AFFECTIONATE EFFUSION OF CITIZEN MUSKEIN TO HAVRE-DE-GRACE.
27LATIN VERSES Written immediately after the Revolution of the 4th of September.
91[TO THE PENINSULA OF SIRMIO. UPON THE RETURN OF THE POET TO HIS COUNTRY HOUSE THERE.
28No. VII.
92No. XXXIII.[291]
29No. VIII.
93TRANSLATION OF A LETTER, (IN ORIENTAL CHARACTERS) FROM BAWBA-DARA-ADUL-PHOOLA,[295] DRAGOMAN TO THE EXPEDITION, TO NEEK-AWL-ARETCHID-KOOEZ, SECRETARY TO THE TUNISIAN EMBASSY.
30THE CHOICE. (FROM THE BATTLE OF SABLA, BY JAAFER BEN ALBA.)
94FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE EXTRAORDINARY.[299]: COPY OF A LETTER FROM GENERAL BUONAPARTÉ TO THE COMMANDANT AT ZANTÉ.
31THE DUKE AND THE TAXING-MAN.[27]
95No. XXXIV.
32EPIGRAM ON THE PARIS LOAN,[32] CALLED THE LOAN UPON ENGLAND.
96ODE TO A JACOBIN. FROM SUCKLING’S ODE TO A LOVER.
33No. IX.: ODE TO ANARCHY.
97ODE TO A LOVER,
34No. X.
98No. XXXV.
35LINES, WRITTEN AT THE CLOSE OF THE YEAR 1797.
99BALLYNAHINCH.[300] A NEW SONG.
36TRANSLATION OF THE NEW SONG OF THE “ARMY OF ENGLAND”.
100DE NAVALI LAUDE BRITANNIÆ.
37No. XI.
101[TRANSLATION OF THE PRECEDING POEM.[303]
38EPISTLE TO THE EDITORS OF THE ANTI-JACOBIN.[40]
102No. XXXVI.[305]
39TO THE AUTHOR OF THE EPISTLE TO THE EDITORS OF THE ANTI-JACOBIN.
103POETRY. New Morality.
40ODE TO LORD MOIRA.
104FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
41No. XII.: A BIT OF AN ODE TO MR. FOX.[82]
105Joseph Priestley, LL.D. (page 278).
42No. XIII.
106Madame de Stael (page 282).
43ACME AND SEPTIMIUS; OR, THE HAPPY UNION CELEBRATED AT THE CROWN AND ANCHOR TAVERN.
107The Rev. Gilbert Wakefield (page 284).
44MR. FOX’S BIRTH-DAY.
108John Thelwall (page 284).
45No. XIV.
109Jean Paul Marat (page 284).
46TO THE AUTHOR OF THE ANTI-JACOBIN.
110Jean Paul Marat’s Sister.
47LINES. Written under the Bust of Charles Fox at the Crown and Anchor.
111Laréveillère-Lepaux (page 283).
48LINES. Written by a Traveller at Czarco-zelo under the Bust of a certain Orator, once placed between those of Demosthenes and Cicero.
112THE THEOPHILANTHROPISTS.
49No. XV.
113Wordsworth, Coleridge, Southey (page 284).
50THE PROGRESS OF MAN.[121]: CANTO FIRST.
114Edmund Burke (page 286).
51No. XVI.: PROGRESS OF MAN.
115THE COURIER.
52No. XVII.
116THE STAR.
53IMITATION, &c.[152]
117THE MORNING CHRONICLE.
54THE NEW COALITION.[157]
118THE MORNING POST.
55The Honey-Moon of Fox and Tooke.
119APPENDIX.
56No. XVIII.: ODE.
120THE ANARCHISTS.—An Ode.
57No. XIX.: CHEVY CHASE.[171]
121THE PASSIONS.
58No. XX.: ODE TO JACOBINISM.
122THE ANTI-JACOBIN REVIEW AND MAGAZINE
59No. XXI.
123PETER PORCUPINE’S WILL.
60THE PROGRESS OF MAN. CANTO TWENTY-THIRD. CONTENTS.
124THE VISION OF LIBERTY.
61PROGRESS OF MAN. EXTRACT.
125INDEX TO THE ANTI-JACOBIN.
62No. XXII.
126INDEX TO VOL. I. OF THE ANTI-JACOBIN REVIEW AND MAGAZINE. (pt. 1)
63TO THE EDITOR OF THE ANTI-JACOBIN.
127INDEX TO VOL. I. OF THE ANTI-JACOBIN REVIEW AND MAGAZINE. (pt. 2)
64THE JACOBIN.
