Fragment 129 From Purchase’s Pilgrimage, versified and designed as a motto to “Voyages for the Discovery of a N. W. Passage” 131 Fragment 133 The rape of Proserpine 135 Sonnet 137 Song 139 Song 141 Song 142 To a lady going to her family in Ireland 143 To the Sun 144 Song 146 To a lady, fortune-telling with cards 148 Epigram 150 On two English poets, who flourished in the former half of the last century, and published complimentary verses on each other 152 Verses to the honour of the London Pastrycook, who marked “No popery” on his pies, &c. 154 On the funeral of ⸺, in a hearse and six, followed by a mourning coach and four 157 Parody on Dryden’s “Three poets,” &c. 160 Epigram 161 An expostulatory supplication to Death, after the decease of Dr. Burney 162 On the decease of Horne Tooke 163 Inscription for the granite sarcophagus brought from Alexandria to the British Museum 164 Inscription for a statue of field-marshal Suworow 166 On field-marshal Suworow. A dialogue 169 On F. W. the king of Prussia’s ineffectual attempt on Warsaw 171 Political advice to the members of the French Convention. A dialogue 176 Written when Buonaparte was altering the governments of Germany 178 Suggested by reading Dryden’s Britannia Rediviva, a poem on the prince born on the 10th of June, 1688 179 Succession 183 Epigram 186 On the increase of human life 188 Ode to the king of France. 1823 189