Who can give Buonaparte
A welcome so hearty
As the friends of a THOROUGH REFORM?”
No. X.
Jan. 15, 1798.
For the two following poems we are indebted to unknown correspondents. They could not have reached us at a more seasonable period.
The former, we trust, describes the feelings common to every inhabitant of this country. The second, we know too well, is expressive of the sentiments of our enemies.
LINES,
WRITTEN AT THE CLOSE OF THE YEAR 1797.
Loud howls the storm along the neighbouring shore;