602. Ballynahinch Canning, C. Viri eruditi Canning, B. 623. New Morality Canning, }B. Frere, } Gifford, }C. G. Ellis,} From Mental Mists Frere, W. Yet venial Vices, &c. Canning, W. 624. Bethink thee, Gifford, &c. These lines were written by Mr. Canning some years before he had any personal acquaintance with Mr. Gifford. 625. Awake! for shame! Canning, W. 628. Fond Hope! Frere, W. 629. Such is the liberal Justice Canning, W. 631. O Nurse of Crimes Frere, } Canning, }W. G. Ellis,} 632. See Louvet Canning, W. 633. But hold severer Virtue Frere, } Canning,}W. 634. To thee proud Barras bows Frere, } Canning,}W. Ellis, } 635. Ere long perhaps Gifford,} Ellis, }W. Couriers and Stars Frere, } Canning,}W. 637. Britain beware Canning, W. Wright, the publisher of the _Anti-Jacobin_, lived at 169. Piccadilly, and his shop was the general morning resort of the friends of the ministry, as Debrell's was of the oppositionists. About the time when the _Anti-Jacobin_ was contemplated, Owen, who had been the publisher of Burke's pamphlets, failed. The editors of the _Anti-Jacobin_ took his house, paying the rent, taxes, &c., and gave it up to Wright, reserving to themselves the first floor, to which a communication was opened through Wright's house. Being thus enabled to pass to their own rooms through Wright's shop, where their frequent visits did not excite any remarks, they contrived to escape particular observation.