The New-York Weekly Magazine, Volume II

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Burling, Thomas, -1818

Title

The New-York Weekly Magazine, or Miscellaneous Repository Forming an Interesting Collection of Original and Select Literary Productions in Prose and Verse

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Produced by Louise Hope

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English

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AP: General Works: Periodicals

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American periodicals

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37240

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https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/37240

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August 28, 2011

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Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.Untitled
2. 2.MISCELLANEOUS REPOSITORY: — FORMING AN INTERESTING COLLECTION OF ORIGINAL AND SELECT — LITERARY PRODUCTIONS , — IN PROSE AND VERSE: — CALCULATED FOR INSTRUCTION AND RATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT—THE PROMOTION OF MORAL AND USEFUL KNOWLEDGE—AND TO ENLARGE AND CORRECT THE UNDERSTANDINGS OF YOUTH. — VOLUME II . — ADDRESS . — INDEX — TO THE — NEW-YORK WEEKLY MAGAZINE, — Or, Miscellaneous Repository, — POETRY.
3. 3.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — MORNING REFLECTIONS. — Description of the famous SALT MINES at Williska in Poland . — THE FATAL EFFECTS OF INDULGING THE PASSIONS, EXEMPLIFIED IN THE HISTORY OF M. DE LA PALINIERE. — THE DEAD INFANT; or, the AGONIZING MOTHER. — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION. OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — A remarkable account of two Brothers, extracted from Linschoten’s Voyages. — SENTIMENTAL PERFUMERY. — CURIOUS PROPOSITION OF A DEBTOR TO HIS CREDITOR — MARRIED , — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — OF THE BEAUTIFUL AND VIRTUOUS. — AN EPISTLE FROM OCTAVIA TO ANTHONY. From the French. — PITY .
4. 4.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — Description of the famous SALT MINES at Williska in Poland . — THE FATAL EFFECTS OF INDULGING THE PASSIONS, EXEMPLIFIED IN THE HISTORY OF M. DE LA PALINIERE. — ON GOD’S PROVIDENCE IN THE FORMATION OF HIS CREATURES. — IF A STORY BE NOT GOOD, SAY ‘TIS A DUTCH ONE.—ERASMUS. A Good Name is better than precious Ointment —— SOLOMON . — EFFECT OF MUSIC . — OBSERVATION . — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION. OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — A PRODIGY. — GREATNESS . — REFLECTIONS . — On JEALOUSY. — MARRIED , — TO CORRESPONDENTS . — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — LINES — AN EPISTLE FROM OCTAVIA TO ANTHONY. From the French. — FRAGMENT .
5. 5.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — Remarks on the wonderful Construction of the EYE . — MAXIM. — THE FATAL EFFECTS OF INDULGING THE PASSIONS, EXEMPLIFIED IN THE HISTORY OF M. DE LA PALINIERE. — ON THE THREE CORNERED HAT. — A SPEAKING STATUE. — AN ACCOUNT OF A MURDER COMMITTED BY MR. J—— Y——, UPON HIS FAMILY, IN DECEMBER, A.D. 1781. — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION. OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — OBSERVATION. — WONDERFUL ACCOUNT OF A MAN-FISH. — ON POLITENESS . — MOORISH GRATITUDE. — THE FORGETFUL MAN. — MARRIED , — EPITAPH , — THE MALL . — THE RECANTATION. — TO MATILDA. — ELEGY,
6. 6.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — View of the STARRY HEAVENS . — KNOWLEDGE. — CURIOUS ETYMOLOGY. — THE FATAL EFFECTS OF INDULGING THE PASSIONS, EXEMPLIFIED IN THE HISTORY OF M. DE LA PALINIERE. — EXTRAORDINARY ADVENTURE OF A SPANISH NOBLEMAN. — AN ACCOUNT OF A MURDER COMMITTED BY MR. J—— Y——, UPON HIS FAMILY, IN DECEMBER, A.D. 1781. — BEAUTIFUL ALLEGORY. — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION. OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — CURSORY THOUGHTS ON THE FICKLE GODDESS, SHEWING WITH WHAT INJUSTICE SHE GENERALLY DISPENSES HER FAVOURS. — MORAL AXIOM. — ACTIVITY CONDUCIVE TO HAPPINESS. — Account of a WONDERFUL DELIVERANCE at SEA near fifty years ago. — OBSERVATION. — MARRIED . — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — TO ELIZA. — EJACULATION — TO AMANDA . — THE WISH . — THE THREAT .
7. 7.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — View of the STARRY HEAVENS . — MAXIM. — EXTRAORDINARY ADVENTURE OF A SPANISH NOBLEMAN. — OBSERVATION . — ADVICE. — INTERESTING HISTORY OF THE PRINCESS DE PONTHIEU. — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION. OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — ALL MEN ARE SLAVES. — CURIOUS ANECDOTES Of THE DISCOVERY OF ANCIENT MANUSCRIPTS. — ON GEOGRAPHY . — ANECDOTE. — ON THE MUTABILITY OF FORTUNE. — MARRIED , — DIED , — TO CORRESPONDENTS. — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — ADVERSITY . — THE VELVET LARKSPUR AND THE EGLANTINE. — THE KISS. INSCRIBED TO OLYNDA.
8. 8.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — The singular state of man when asleep. — STUDY . — INTERESTING HISTORY OF THE PRINCESS DE PONTHIEU. — ACCOUNT OF THE LAST MOMENTS OF THE CELEBRATED DR. JOHNSON . — THE FUNERAL— A FRAGMENT . — OBSERVATION. — STUDY OF NATURE. — REMARKABLE CURE OF A FEVER BY MUSIC. — APHORISM. — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION. OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — HINT TO THE SCHOLAR . — A FACT. — ANECDOTE . — CURIOUS LAW ANECDOTE. — MARRIED , — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — ON READING SOME ELEGIES. — ELEGY ON AN UNFORTUNATE VETERAN. — TWILIGHT . — Lines sent to a Young Lady with an Æolian Harp. — CUPID STUNG . — EPIGRAM .
9. 9.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — REASON . — ON LANDSCAPE PAINTING. — INTERESTING HISTORY OF THE PRINCESS DE PONTHIEU. — ACCOUNT OF THE LAST MOMENTS OF THE CELEBRATED DR. JOHNSON . — A STRIKING SPECIMEN OF INDIAN ELOQUENCE, — THE WONDERFUL QUALITIES OF HOPE. — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION. OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — EXTRAORDINARY EFFECTS OF SUDDEN JOY . — DEATH . — EXTRAORDINARY BEHAVIOUR OF TWO COMMANDERS, IN A SEA FIGHT BETWEEN THE FLEETS OF CÆSAR AND POMPEY, OFF CUBA . — MARRIED , — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — WHAT IS HAPPINESS? — TO AMYNTA . — THE CONFESSION . — AN ELEGY WRITTEN AT SEA.
10. 10.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — REMARKS ON THE WONDERFUL CONSTRUCTION OF THE EAR . — INTERESTING HISTORY OF THE PRINCESS DE PONTHIEU. — THE ROAD TO RUIN. A MEDITATION. — ON SEGAR SMOAKING. — PRECEPTS OF CHILO, THE GRECIAN PHILOSOPHER. — ON TEMPERANCE. — ANECDOTES OF MEN OF EXTRAORDINARY STRENGTH. — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION. OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — AN ACCOUNT OF A MELANCHOLY TRANSACTION, WHICH TOOK PLACE IN THIS CITY, MANY YEARS AGO . — ANECDOTE OF DR. JOHNSON. — UNACCOUNTABLE THIRST FOR FAME. — MARRIED , — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — ANTICIPATION . — THE SETTING SUN. — LINES ON THE CELEBRATED SHAKESPEARE. — TO ELIZA . — ON VICISSITUDE .
11. 11.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — Rules for judging the beauties of painting, music, and poetry; founded on a new examination of the word thought, as applied to the fine arts. — ACTIVITY . — INTERESTING HISTORY OF THE PRINCESS DE PONTHIEU. — ANECDOTES OF DR. GOLDSMITH . — CONSCIENCE . — EXTRAORDINARY EFFECT OF JEALOUSY . — CHARACTER OF A RICH MAN. — THE COURT OF LOVE . — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION. OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — OBSERVATIONS ON THE BOILING POINT OF WATER. — TO TYRUNCULUS. — ACCOUNT OF A NEGRO-WOMAN WHO BECAME WHITE. — MARRIED , — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — MORNING DAWN. — LINES ON REVISITING A NATIVE PLACE. — THE HAPPY MAN. — ELIZA IN ANSWER TO * * * *. — EPITAPH .
12. 12.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — AN EVENING MEDITATION . — HAPPINESS . — INTERESTING HISTORY OF THE PRINCESS DE PONTHIEU. — CONTEMPLATION. — INDIAN ELOQUENCE. — ON ENTHUSIASM OF CHARACTER. — BON MOT . — Account of the COURTSHIP and MARRIAGE of the celebrated DR. SAMUEL JOHNSON . — ANGER . — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION. OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — BENEVOLENCE . — HAPPINESS. — HUMAN LIFE. — MARRIED , — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — TO ———. — LINES — TO EMMA . — LINES
13. 13.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — A PEEP INTO THE DEN OF IDLENESS. — A FRAGMENT ON BENEVOLENCE. — CURIOUS SUPERSCRIPTION ON A LETTER. — INTERESTING HISTORY OF THE PRINCESS DE PONTHIEU. — LOCAL CURIOSITIES. — REMARK . — TACITURNITY.——AN APOLOGUE. — THE BEGGAR ; — CURIOUS ANECDOTE OF MR. HANDEL. — ON IMAGINATION . — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION. OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — CHARACTER OF A POOR MAN. — GLEANINGS. — An Enigmatical List of amiable young Ladies in this City. — MARRIED, — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — TO EMMA. — ELEGY — EPIGRAM . — THE RISING MOON. — THE BATCHELOR’S WISH.
14. 14.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — AN ENQUIRY INTO THE EFFECTS OF LOVE ON LIFE AND MANNERS. — AUTHENTICATED ETYMOLOGIES. — INTERESTING HISTORY OF THE PRINCESS DE PONTHIEU. — REMARKS ON MUSIC. — IMITATION. — CURIOUS HISTORICAL ANECDOTE. — ANECDOTE OF VOLTAIRE. — BEST MEANS OF ACQUIRING HAPPINESS. — MILITARY ANECDOTES. — SIMPLICITY . — MEANINGS OF THE WORD MAKE. — DETACHED THOUGHTS. — REMARKS . — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION. OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — MISFORTUNE . — EXTRAORDINARY THIRST FOR FAME. — MARRIED , — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — ELEGY — WRITTEN DURING THE STORM ON WEDNESDAY LAST, THE 15 th INST. — LINES — PADDY’S REMARK ON A TREBLE RAP AT THE DOOR. — THE TRIBUNAL OF CONSCIENCE. — THE SHIELD OF SORROW. — On a Lady putting a White Rocket in her Bosom. — Sources
15. 15.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — THE LADIES’ MONITOR. — EXTRACT FROM A ROYAL GRANT OF LAND IN CARNATA, — INTERESTING HISTORY OF THE BARON DE LOVZINSKI. — ANGER . — AUTHENTICATED ETYMOLOGIES. — JULIET.——A Story. — A RURAL PICTURE. — GLEANINGS. — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION. OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — REMARKS ON MUSIC. — MARRIED . — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — TO CLARA. — SONNET . — THE CAPTIVE’S COMPLAINT.
16. 16.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — On Singularity of Manners. — SOCIETY. — INTERESTING HISTORY OF THE BARON DE LOVZINSKI. — REMARKS ON MUSIC. — FRIENDSHIP . — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION; OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — RUNNERS REMARKABLE FOR SWIFTNESS. — A FRAGMENT . — REMARK. — MARRIED, — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — MILITARY FAME. — REFLECTIONS IN A CHURCH-YARD. — ON MY BEARD.—a sonnet. — THE DOCTORS’ DUEL. — THE EXTENT OF LIFE’S VARIETY. — EPIGRAM .
17. 17.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — HYMNS — DISCONTENT . — INTERESTING HISTORY OF THE BARON DE LOVZINSKI. — REMARK. — PERFECT FRIENDSHIP. — GLEANINGS . — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION; OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — CHARACTER OF A GOOD MAN. — ANECDOTE. — MAXIMS. — MARRIED, — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — TO A YOUNG LADY, — THE REPARTEE. — TO EMMA . — SOLILOQUY TO LOVE.
18. 18.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — REFLECTIONS ON THE HARMONY OF SENSIBILITY AND REASON. — INTERESTING HISTORY OF THE BARON DE LOVZINSKI. — REMARKS ON MUSIC. — THE RENCOUNTER . — FRAGMENTS OF EPICHARMUS. — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION; OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — ARABIAN MAXIMS. — METAMORPHOSIS OF CHARACTERS. — MORAL MAXIMS. — MARRIED, — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — LA FAYETTE——A SONG. — ELEGY — A Lady having received a Bouquet from a Boy , sent him the following Verses. — The Answer , by a Friend of the Boy . — EPITAPH ON MR. W—— N——
19. 19.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — A SENTIMENTAL FRAGMENT. — Wisdom and Virtue. — MORAL MAXIMS. — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION; OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — AUTHENTICATED ETYMOLOGIES. — MARIA; OR, THE SEDUCTION. — INTERESTING HISTORY OF THE BARON DE LOVZINSKI. — MILITARY ANECDOTE. — TO THE EDITOR. — To the Editor. — MARRIED, — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — CONTENTED IN THE VALE. — TO CLARA. — ON THE MUCH LAMENTED DEATH OF MISS POLLY MARTIN, WHO DIED IN THE 18th YEAR OF HER AGE.
20. 20.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — AN ESSAY ON PATIENCE. — PRIDE. — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION; OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — EULOGY ON BUFFON, the celebrated Naturalist. — REMARKS ON MUSIC. — THE ROSE—A REFLECTION. — GENEROSITY . — CURIOUS OBSERVATIONS. — INTERESTING HISTORY OF THE BARON DE LOVZINSKI . — THE FOLLY OF FREETHINKING: — MARRIED, — TO CORRESPONDENTS . — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — EVENING.—EXTEMPORE. — TO MISS A—— H——. — Epitaph on a Celebrated Coach-Maker. — ON A GOOD CONSCIENCE. — MATERNAL AFFECTION.
21. 21.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — AN ESSAY ON HOPE. — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION; OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — CURIOUS OBSERVATIONS ON MAKING LOVE. — ARABIAN MAXIMS . — INTERESTING HISTORY OF THE BARON DE LOVZINSKI . — CONJUGAL AFFECTION. — ANECDOTE OF MRS. D’ARBLAY (LATE MISS BURNEY), — MARRIED, — LINES FROM THE REV. MR. BISHOP TO HIS WIFE, WITH A PRESENT OF A PENKNIFE — SONNET . — THE EVE OF HYMEN. — TO A VIOLET . — THE SNOW-DROP AND PRIMROSE. — AN APPEAL.
22. 22.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — ON CONVERSATION. — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION; OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — MAXIM . — REMARKS ON MUSIC . — ON CONTENTMENT . — TASTE . — INTERESTING HISTORY OF THE BARON DE LOVZINSKI . — THE FIERY ORDEAL ; — POWER . — ANECDOTE OF DR. GOLDSMITH. — FUGITIVE TRIFLES. — MARRIED, — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — THE BELLE’S INVOCATION TO WINTER. — THE COMPLAINT. — ADDRESS TO A FAVOURITE CANARY BIRD.
23. 23.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — ON LAUGHING. — EXTRAVAGANCE AND AVARICE. — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION; OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — COMPASSION --- AN ANECDOTE. — REMARK. — EXTRAORDINARY INSTANCES OF GRATITUDE. — ANECDOTE of the Celebrated JOHN de WITT . — ON IMAGINATION . — REMARK. — INTERESTING HISTORY OF THE BARON DE LOVZINSKI . — HUMANITY . — INSTANCE OF BENEVOLENCE. — RETROSPECTION . — MARRIED, — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — SONNET TO MARIA. — THE POOR MAN’S ADDRESS TO WINTER. — ODE TO BACCHUS.
24. 24.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — THE GOOD HUSBAND. — THE GOOD WIFE. — ANECDOTE OF SIR PHILIP SIDNEY. — SELF-LOVE . — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION; OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — ON HYPOCRISY . — NATURE . — VIRTUE REWARDED : — THE MISER AND PRODIGAL. — INTERESTING HISTORY OF THE BARON DE LOVZINSKI . — ANECDOTE OF CÆSARE ARETHUSI. — ADVICE . — ON THE ORIGIN OF LOVE. — POLITICS . — ANECDOTE . — MARRIED, — ANOTHER WINTRY PROSPECT. — THE SEASON OF DELIGHT, — SONNET — TO MARIA.
25. 25.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — Extraordinary Intrepidity of the Jomsburgians. — COMMUNION WITH OUR OWN HEARTS. — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION; OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — INSTANCE OF UNCOMMON FRIENDSHIP. — HISTORY OF THE BEARD. — REFLECTION ON THE EARTH. — INTERESTING HISTORY OF THE BARON DE LOVZINSKI . — MILITARY ANECDOTE. — SINGULAR ACCOUNT OF LA MAUPIN. — ANECDOTE OF MONS. DE SARTINE. — MARRIED, — ON THE DEATH OF A BABY NINE DAYS OLD. — ON A BEE — EPIGRAM. — ODE TO POESY . — BEAUTY .
26. 26.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION; OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — TO THE EDITOR OF The New-York Weekly Magazine. — MAN . — INTERESTING HISTORY OF THE BARON DE LOVZINSKI . — OBSERVATION. — PLEASURE . — CONVERSATION OF A FINE WOMAN . — PANEGYRIC ON MARRIAGE. — MARRIED , — TO CORRESPONDENTS. — THE AMARANTH . * — VIRTUE AND ORNAMENT; AN ODE. — On the recovery of an only Child from the Small-pox.
27. 27.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — Animated Letter from the Hon. Miss B— to Sir Richard P --- — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION; OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — Anecdote of an Earl of Portland, Lord Treasurer. From a Manuscript in the British Museum. — ABSTRACT of the ABBE BERTHOLON’s PAPER on FIRES , and the MEANS of extinguishing them. — SPECIMENS OF SPEECH OR SPEAKINGS. — LIFE . — INTERESTING HISTORY OF THE BARON DE LOVZINSKI . — FRIENDSHIP . — NATURE. — AFFECTION. — MARRIED , — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — LINES ON THE LATE SCOTCH POET. — To a Gentleman who attempted drawing the Picture of a beautiful Young Lady: — MORAL VERSES, ADDRESSED TO YOUTH. — AN EPIGRAM .
28. 28.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — Lamentations Of Panthea Over The Body Of Abradates. * — HAPPINESS. — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION; OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — THE STORY OF ALCANDER AND SEPTIMIUS. — INTERESTING HISTORY OF THE BARON DE LOVZINSKI . — EXTRAORDINARY RECOMPENCE ACCORDED TO MERIT. — SOCIETY . — MARRIED , — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — SONNET. — SONG. — ON LOSING A FRIEND. — SONNET. — The Bachelor’s Soliloquy. In imitation of a celebrated Speech. — EPITAPH .
29. 29.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — THE NETTLE AND THE ROSE: — DISINTERESTED ACTION. — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION; OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — DIGNITY OF MAN. — INTERESTING HISTORY OF THE BARON DE LOVZINSKI . — The candid acknowledgment of an Old Batchelor. — REMARKS . — CANDIDUS . — ANECDOTE . — NEW-YORK. — TO THE PUBLIC, AND PATRONS — MARRIED , — TO CORRESPONDENTS. — WINTER; AN ODE . — DESPAIR . — ODE TO CONTEMPLATION. — Epigram on a false mistress. — Sources
30. 30.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — ESSAY . — JUSTICE . — DEATH of a PHILOSOPHER. — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION; OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — ANECDOTE OF VOLTAIRE. — OSMIR . — SELECT REFLECTIONS ON EDUCATION. — CANDIDUS . — INDUSTRY . — SINCERITY . — OBSERVATION . — MARRIED , — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — TO THE SETTING SUN. — THE ADIEU—TO A FAVOURITE GROVE. — An Elegy to the Memory of a Friend. — SONNET.—TO THE MOON.
31. 31.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — HUMANITY . — FAITH, PIETY, AND ACTIVE VIRTUE. — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION; OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — The HISTORY of Mrs. MORDAUNT. — ON PITY AND BENEVOLENCE. — REMARKABLE OCCURRENCE. — A PLEASING REVERIE. — SATIRE . — MARRIED , — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — A CHARM FOR ENNUI . — ELEGY . — VERSES
32. 32.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — ESSAYIST . No. II. — FELICITY EQUALLY DISTRIBUTED. — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION; OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — REASON . — The SCHOOL for LIBERTINES , — The HISTORY of Mrs. MORDAUNT. — ANECDOTES OF THE LATE EMPEROR OF GERMANY. — ORIGINAL OBSERVATION. — ANECDOTE . — MARRIED , — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — ELEGIAC SONNET . — AN ELEGY . — ODE TO REFLECTION .
33. 33.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — THE PIEDMONTESE SHARPER. — ALMANZOR, THE ARABIAN. — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION; OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — ANECDOTE OF MR. FERGUSON. — The HISTORY of Mrs. MORDAUNT. — The SCHOOL for LIBERTINES , — THE TEMPLE OF HOPE , — EXTRACT . — ON WEALTH . — TRUE MEEKNESS . — TO CORRESPONDENTS. — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — FRIENDSHIP . — TO A LADY , — ODE TO SIMPLICITY . — ODE TO HAPPINESS .
34. 34.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — ESSAYIST . No. III. — ON AMBITION . — TRUE VIRTUE AND HONOUR. — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION; OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — The Power of Music; or, the History of Belario and Lucetta. — REMARK . — The HISTORY of Mrs. MORDAUNT. — ANECDOTES . — A GRAMMATICAL EPISTLE — ANECDOTES . — GRACEFULNESS . — MARRIED , — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — ON INNOCENCE . — THE SEASONS OF SORROW . — SONNET TO PUBLIC VIRTUE.
35. 35.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — PLEASURES OF OLD AGE. — WIT . — GRATITUDE . — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION; OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — ON THE GENIUS OF WOMEN. — The HISTORY of Mrs. MORDAUNT. — ESSAY on the Conduct of Men toward the FAIR SEX. — To Mr. MICHAEL DE MARIBUS, — OBSERVATION. — MARRIED , — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — SONNET TO ADVERSITY. — THE VISION: — HUMANITY’s POWER. — ASPIRATION
36. 36.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — MAN’S DANGER AND SECURITY IN YOUTH. — DECEIT . — DUTY OF OLD AGE. — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION; OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — HAPPINESS . — Of the GENIUS of the ARABS. — The HISTORY of Mrs. MORDAUNT. — THE SCHOOL OF NATURE. — ANECDOTE . — OBSERVATION. — THE CHURCH YARD. — MARRIED , — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — SENSATION AND PERCEPTION. — LAVINIA . — A JEU D’ESPRIT.
37. 37.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — The ART of HAPPINESS . — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION; OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — ANECDOTE. — THE PROVERBIALIST. — THE FATAL MISTAKE; Or, the HISTORY of MR. ELLIOT . — MISCELLANY . — MARRIED , — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — THE CHOICE . — ADDRESS TO PITY.
38. 38.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — ARTFUL SENTIMENTAL-LOVER. — EFFECTS OF HONOURABLE LOVE. — LOVE OF JUSTICE. — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION; OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — THE FATAL MISTAKE; Or, the HISTORY of MR. ELLIOT . — CURIOSITY . — CURIOUS INCIDENT . — LIFE OF BONNA, THE SHEPERDESS. — THE FLOWER-GIRL. — MARRIED , — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — THE DEBTOR . — THE FADED ROSE. — SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF AN AMIABLE YOUNG LADY;
39. 39.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — GRATITUDE . — PLEASURES OF STUDY. — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION; OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — REMARK . — REASONS WHY MEN OF GENIUS SELDOM RISE ACCORDING TO THEIR MERIT. — THE FATAL MISTAKE; Or, the HISTORY of MR. ELLIOT . — NEGLIGENCE — THE DUEL . — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — ON A LADY WHO DIED AT BRISTOL WELLS: — LIFE. A POEM. — SONG.—By Mrs. G——— C——. — THE FIRE SIDE. — To Miss S—— T———.
40. 40.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — ESSAY ON MARRIAGE . — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION; OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — REFLECTIONS ON WAR. — ALI AND ORASMIN; — HOPE . — SLAVERY . — MARRIED , — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — A REBUS . — ON SEEING A LADY AT AN OPPOSITE WINDOW. — AN ADDRESS TO THE VOTARIES OF POESY. — ANACREONTIC.
41. 41.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — TRUE GENUINE SENTIMENT . — RIDICULE . — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION; OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — A PENEGYRIC UPON IMPUDENCE. — To the Editors of the Weekly Magazine. — ANECDOTES . — ALI AND ORASMIN; — ON INDUSTRY. — MILITARY ANECDOTE — LEVITIES. — MARRIED , — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — PRAYER OF MR. WYNKOOP. — ELMINA; Or the Flower that never Fades . — AN ADDRESS TO THE VOTARIES OF POESY. — LOVE, HONOUR, AND TRUTH.
42. 42.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — EXTRACT from a LETTER to Miss ****. — PROSPERITY. — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION; OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — ANECDOTES. — ORIGIN OF THE SPENCER . — A DIGRESSION. — MIRANDA. — Mrs. RADCLIFFE. — REFLECTIONS. — DUTY OF PARENTS TO THEIR CHILDREN. — PITY . — MARRIED, — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — SOLUTION TO THE REBUS. — THE AMERICAN SOLDIER. — AN ADDRESS TO THE VOTARIES OF POESY. — EPIGRAM. — Sources
43. 43.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — A FUGITIVE THOUGHT. — DISCONTENT. — THE VICTIM OF MAGICAL DELUSION; OR, INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF MIGUEL, DUKE DE CA*I*A. — THE BALM OF SORROW. — ANECDOTES. — The FATAL EFFECTS of a TOO SUSCEPTIBLE HEART in a YOUNG PRUSSIAN OFFICER. — MIRANDA. — ANECDOTE. — A FRAGMENT , after the manner of J. Y. — MARRIED, — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — STANZAS, — ODE TO SPRING. — SONG.—By Maria Falconer .
44. 44.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — CHEARFULNESS. — OBSERVATION. — ADDRESS of the TRANSLATOR — MISCELLANY. — ELINOR. — The ADVENTURES of ALPHONSO and MARINA; — THE CRIMINAL. — The MENTAL and PERSONAL QUALIFICATIONS of a HUSBAND. — MARRIED, — TO READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS. — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — A RECEIPT FOR WRITING NOVELS. — SONNET. — TO A HOG—ON HIS BIRTH-DAY
45. 45.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — ON MATRIMONY. — MAN OF PLEASURE. — ADDRESS of the TRANSLATOR — ON WEALTH. — ANECDOTE. — REMARKABLE SPEECH OF ADAHOONZOU, KING OF DAHOMY, — The ADVENTURES of ALPHONSO and MARINA; — STORY OF TWO CORDELIERS. — LOVE AND FOLLY. — ANECDOTE. — MARRIED, — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — VERSES, — SPLEEN. — ALWIN and RENA.
46. 46.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — ON IMPRUDENT FRIENDSHIP. — WORLDLY GREATNESS AND HONOURS, — WANDERINGS OF THE IMAGINATION . — THE FARRAGO. — The ADVENTURES of ALPHONSO and MARINA; — HISTORICAL EXAMPLES OF HUMANITY. — THE CRIMINAL. — SELECTED OBSERVATIONS of a LATE WORTHY DIVINE. — MARRIED, — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — AN ACROSTIC. — LINES, — THE APPROACH OF SPRING.
47. 47.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — THE AFRICAN’s COMPLAINT. — MIXED COMPANY. — WANDERINGS OF THE IMAGINATION . — ANECDOTE. — THE FARRAGO. — THE GENEROUS RIVAL. — THE PRISON. — MARRIED, — TO CORRESPONDENTS. — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — NEW MAY . — LOVE . — LIFE .
48. 48.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — AFFABILITY. — WANDERINGS OF THE IMAGINATION . — ANECDOTE. — THE FARRAGO. — ANECDOTES. — COLLINS’s MONUMENT. — The HISTORY of ANTIOCHUS and STRATONICE. — DESCRIPTION OF A WONDERFUL CAVERN IN UPPER HUNGARY. — MARRIED, — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — INSCRIPTION FOR THE TOMB OF GENERAL WAYNE. — THE CHOICE. — On a Gentleman who expended his Fortune in Horse-Racing. — ELEGY ON A GREY SQUIRREL, — A very palatable RECEIPT , to soften the hardest FEMALE HEART . — ON A HASTY MARRIAGE.
49. 49.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — ON LITERARY PURSUITS. — WANDERINGS OF THE IMAGINATION . — THE FARRAGO. — A LETTER OF EXPOSTULATION TO A LADY ON HER MARRIAGE. — LEVITIES. — EPITAPH ON Mr. SCRIP. — FROM THE LATIN. — THE SENTENCE. — THOUGHTS AND MAXIMS. — MARRIED, — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — ON MRS. MONTAGU. — ODE to SPRING .
50. 50.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — INTENT OF RELIGION. — HOPE. — HUMILITY IN COMPANY. — MAN’S DANGER AND SECURITY IN YOUTH. — WANDERINGS OF THE IMAGINATION . — OBSERVATION. — THE FARRAGO. — REFLECTIONS ON SCANDAL. — CHARACTER OF LORD MOUNT-GARTH. — THE CRIMINAL. — MARRIED, — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — STANZAS TO HOPE. — ON SEEING A MISER AT A CONCERT. — THE CLOWN AND THE LAWYER. — SOCIAL EVENINGS.
51. 51.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — WANDERINGS OF THE IMAGINATION . — THE FARRAGO. — SINGULAR CUSTOMS OF THE HINDOOS. — CHARACTER OF THE SWEDES, — THE POVERTY OF THE LEARNED. — A PRUDENT CHOICE. — ANECDOTES — MARRIED, — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — A HYMN, — THE PROSTITUTE. — EPITAPH.
52. 52.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — METHOD IN THE ARRANGEMENT OF IDEAS. — BEHAVIOUR. — WANDERINGS OF THE IMAGINATION . — EPIGRAM. — THE FARRAGO. — INTERESTING STORY OF MADELAINE. — ANECDOTES. — EPITAPH . — MARRIED, — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — TO THE LILIES OF THE VALLEY. — IRREGULAR STANZAS — ON A LATE CONNUBIAL RUPTURE. — GLEE. — SONNET.
53. 53.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — DOMESTIC FELICITY. — COMPASSION . — WANDERINGS OF THE IMAGINATION . — THE STORM. — WISDOM . — LEVITY . — ANECDOTES. — THE FARRAGO. — INTERESTING STORY OF MADELAINE. — IVAR AND MATILDA. — ANECDOTES and REMAINS — MARRIED, — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — ODE TO TRAGEDY. — TO THE EVENING STAR. — SONNET ON EARLY IMPRESSIONS. — EPIGRAM
54. 54.The New-York Weekly Magazine; — Of the KNOWLEDGE of the WORLD, — WANDERINGS OF THE IMAGINATION . — ANECDOTES and REMAINS — THE FARRAGO. — HENRY and LOUISA ; — ANECDOTE. — DETRACTION. A VISION. — ANECDOTES. — MARRIED, — METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. — ELEGY, — TO HEALTH. — EPIGRAM. — Sources — Sources — About the New-York Weekly — Errors and Inconsistencies

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