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Review Of New Publications.

cannot readily see the reason . Charlotte is only betrothed at the opening of the play ; nor is there any hint given of her being actually married , through the whole of it : at least , the author certainly represents her as unmarried , during the greatest struggle of her love for Werter ; and Albert , as knowing of the excess of their affection j which renders the conduct of ail three highly unnatural ; for we cannot conceive that love would have driven Werter to such despair , while his mistress was still single ; or that Albert would have

accepted her hand , when he found that passion had so entirely possest them both . Add to this , that the author has given us only half the character of the feeling Werter , who is represented by the German author as'disappointed in ambition no less than in love . If" expressed with the force with which it is conceived in the story , Werter would make one of the finest characters for the stage , that could any where be found . It would be unfair to criticise further this slight performance , the subject of which does not tally so well

with the author ' s abilities , as scenes of a li ght and comic strain . Vortimer ; or the true Patriot : a Tragedy . By Ab . Portal . Svo . is . dd . ICearsley . THIS tragedy is dedicated to the Lord Mayor , Aldermen , and Common Council of the City of London , and is stated to be tlie author ' s virgin tragedy . We think that , altogether , it possesses some merit : the plot is

conducted with address , and the catastrophe well produced . The language is sometimes nervous and poetical , and sometimes weak and prosaic . There is much room for improvement ; and , with some alterations , it mi ght be brought on . the stage and , probably , well received . The Roses ; or , King Henry ihe Sixth . An Historical Tragedy . Represented at Reading School . Compiled principally from Shakspeare . Svo . Price is . 6 d . Elm sly .

WE are much p leased with the spirit which prompted , and the taste which executed , this agreeable performance . We therefore recommend it to general perusal .

List Of New Publications.

LIST OF NEW PUBLICATIONS .

AN Answer to Paine ' s Age of Reason . By David Wilson . Svo . Price 3 S . Pernor and Hood . An Alarm to Britain , or an Enquiry into the Causes of the Progress of Infidelity . By John Jamieson , D . D . Svo . Price 2 S . Vemor and Hood . A Preservative against the Infidelity

and Uncharitableness of the Eighteenth Century . By John Evans , 'A . M . Svo . Price 2 S . 6 d . Symonds . Sermons on select Subjects . By Thomas Scott . Svo . Price 6 s . Jordan . The Pains of Memory . Ry Robert Merry , A . M . 4 ( 0 . Price 3 s . Robinsons . Camillaa Novel . By the Author of

, Cecilia , Sec . 5 vol . nmo . 21 s . Payne . The Negro Slaves ; a Dramatic-historical Piece . Translated from the German of Kotzebue . Svo . Price 3 s . Cadell and Davies .

Almeyda , Oueen of Granada , a Tragedy . By Sophia Lee . Svo . Price 2 s . Cadell and Davies . Anecdotes Historical and Literary , from eminent modern Authors . Svo . Price 6 s . Vemor and Hood . The Works of Anthony Raphael Mengo , translated from the Italian . 2

vol . Svo . Cadell and Davies . Authentic Correspondence with Mr . Le Brun , the French Minister , in 1793 . By W . Miles . Svo . Price 6 s . Debrett . The Peeper : a Collection of Essays . By John Watkins , LL . D . Svo . Price 4 s . Allen and' West . Rights of the Peopleor Reasons for

, a Regicide Peace . By William Williams . Svo . Price is . 6 d . Jordan . - View of the relative State of Great Britain and France in 1796 . Svo . Price zs . 6 d . Debrett .

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LONDON: Article 3
TO READERS, CORRESPONDENTS, &c. Article 4
THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE, AND CABINET OF UNIVERSAL LITERATURE. Article 5
LODGE OF BIGGAR. Article 10
THE MANNER OF CONSTITUTING A LODGE, Article 11
VIRTUE. Article 16
ON THE TENDENCY OF THE PAGAN MORALITY AND POLYTHEISM TO CORRUPT YOUNG MINDS. Article 17
EXTRACTS FROM THE MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE AND WRITINGS OF EDWARD GIBBON, ESQ. Article 21
CURIOUS PARTICULARS RELATIVE TO THE JEWS. Article 28
MISCELLANEOUS OBSERVATIONS AND REFLECTIONS MADE IN A TOUR THROUGH LONDON, Article 34
INSCRIPTION ON A TOMB-STONE IN COBHAM CHURCHYARD. Article 38
A DESCRIPTION OF ICELAND. Article 39
REPARTEE. Article 42
To the EDITOR OF THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE. Article 43
ON KISSING. Article 44
ASTONISHING PROFITS ARISING FROM BEES. Article 46
To the EDITOR OF THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE. Article 47
ANECDOTE. Article 48
SKETCHES OF CELEBRATED CHARACTERS. Article 49
REVIEW OF NEW PUBLICATIONS. Article 53
LIST OF NEW PUBLICATIONS. Article 59
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 60
POETRY. Article 61
ODE TO LAURA. Article 62
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CUPID AND SARA. Article 65
SONNET TO THE MARQUIS LA FAYETTE. Article 65
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ON A BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADY WEEPING. Article 66
LINES ON THE DEATH OF A NIGHTINGALE. Article 67
A PARODY Article 67
PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. Article 68
MONTHLY CHRON1CLE. Article 69
HOME NEWS. Article 71
OBITUARY. Article 75
LIST OF BANKRUPTS. Article 80
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Review Of New Publications.

cannot readily see the reason . Charlotte is only betrothed at the opening of the play ; nor is there any hint given of her being actually married , through the whole of it : at least , the author certainly represents her as unmarried , during the greatest struggle of her love for Werter ; and Albert , as knowing of the excess of their affection j which renders the conduct of ail three highly unnatural ; for we cannot conceive that love would have driven Werter to such despair , while his mistress was still single ; or that Albert would have

accepted her hand , when he found that passion had so entirely possest them both . Add to this , that the author has given us only half the character of the feeling Werter , who is represented by the German author as'disappointed in ambition no less than in love . If" expressed with the force with which it is conceived in the story , Werter would make one of the finest characters for the stage , that could any where be found . It would be unfair to criticise further this slight performance , the subject of which does not tally so well

with the author ' s abilities , as scenes of a li ght and comic strain . Vortimer ; or the true Patriot : a Tragedy . By Ab . Portal . Svo . is . dd . ICearsley . THIS tragedy is dedicated to the Lord Mayor , Aldermen , and Common Council of the City of London , and is stated to be tlie author ' s virgin tragedy . We think that , altogether , it possesses some merit : the plot is

conducted with address , and the catastrophe well produced . The language is sometimes nervous and poetical , and sometimes weak and prosaic . There is much room for improvement ; and , with some alterations , it mi ght be brought on . the stage and , probably , well received . The Roses ; or , King Henry ihe Sixth . An Historical Tragedy . Represented at Reading School . Compiled principally from Shakspeare . Svo . Price is . 6 d . Elm sly .

WE are much p leased with the spirit which prompted , and the taste which executed , this agreeable performance . We therefore recommend it to general perusal .

List Of New Publications.

LIST OF NEW PUBLICATIONS .

AN Answer to Paine ' s Age of Reason . By David Wilson . Svo . Price 3 S . Pernor and Hood . An Alarm to Britain , or an Enquiry into the Causes of the Progress of Infidelity . By John Jamieson , D . D . Svo . Price 2 S . Vemor and Hood . A Preservative against the Infidelity

and Uncharitableness of the Eighteenth Century . By John Evans , 'A . M . Svo . Price 2 S . 6 d . Symonds . Sermons on select Subjects . By Thomas Scott . Svo . Price 6 s . Jordan . The Pains of Memory . Ry Robert Merry , A . M . 4 ( 0 . Price 3 s . Robinsons . Camillaa Novel . By the Author of

, Cecilia , Sec . 5 vol . nmo . 21 s . Payne . The Negro Slaves ; a Dramatic-historical Piece . Translated from the German of Kotzebue . Svo . Price 3 s . Cadell and Davies .

Almeyda , Oueen of Granada , a Tragedy . By Sophia Lee . Svo . Price 2 s . Cadell and Davies . Anecdotes Historical and Literary , from eminent modern Authors . Svo . Price 6 s . Vemor and Hood . The Works of Anthony Raphael Mengo , translated from the Italian . 2

vol . Svo . Cadell and Davies . Authentic Correspondence with Mr . Le Brun , the French Minister , in 1793 . By W . Miles . Svo . Price 6 s . Debrett . The Peeper : a Collection of Essays . By John Watkins , LL . D . Svo . Price 4 s . Allen and' West . Rights of the Peopleor Reasons for

, a Regicide Peace . By William Williams . Svo . Price is . 6 d . Jordan . - View of the relative State of Great Britain and France in 1796 . Svo . Price zs . 6 d . Debrett .

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