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Poetry.

Of all the mental blessings giv ' n to man , These are the choice of each Masonic breast ; > By us enroli'd , they form the moral pl _ n Of this fair science—are supreme confess'd . DUET AND CHORUS , FINALE . Then let us ail in . Weiids . ' n ' p live , and endeard

Endearing ' ; let Vice her punishment receive , And virtue be reverd . ( CHORUS . ) May love , peace , and harmony , ever abound , And the good man and Mason united be found . Now let the panting heart rejoice !

The glowing mind expand . ' Let echo raise her double voice . And swell the choral band . ( CHORUS . ) May love , peace , and harmony , ever abound , . And the good man and Mason united be found .-

Masonic Intelligence.

MASONIC INTELLIGENCE .

LODGES OF INSTRUCTION . SUNDAY . — Globe Tavern , Fleet-street , atvo'clock in theevening ; Jamaica House , Bermondsey , at 7 in the evening ; White Swan , Mansell-street , at 7 in the evening ; Three . lolly Butchers , Hoxton , at 3 in the afternoon 5 Three Jolly Hatters , Bermondsey-street , at 7 iii the evening ; Sun , Clement's Inn fore gate , at 7 in the evening ; King's Head , W a lworth , at 3 in the afternoon ; Bricklayer s Arms , Duke-street , Grosvenor-square , at 7 in the evening ; Black hillat 111 the

Horse , Tower- , 7 evening . , , MONDAY . —Crown-Tavern , Clerkenwell-green , at 7 in the evening ; Edinburgh Castle , near the New Church , Strand , at 7 in the evening ; Corner of Leman-streef , Goodman ' s ' -fields , at 7 in the evening . TUESDAY . —Peacock , Whitecross-street , at 7 in the evening ; Phcenix , Princes-street , Cavendish-square , at 7 in theevening ; Black Horse , Lemanstreet , Goodman's-fields , at 7 o ' clock in the evening .

WEDNESDAY—York Arms , Curzon-street , May-fair , at 7 in the evening ; Star and Punch-bowl , East Smithfieid , at 7 in the evening . FRIDAY . — Joiners' Arms , Joiners-street , Tooley-street , at 7 in the evening ; Bell , Mount-street , Grosvenor-square , at 7 in the evening . From Vienna , ' we are . told , that all books of which FREEMASONRY is the . subject , are prohibited throughout the Austrian dominions 1 Such a prohibition ,

at the close of the 1 Sth century , appears rather extraordinary . Perhaps this Society , the aim of which is to cement more firmly the best affections of human nature , would be treated with greater lenity in . despotic nations , if they were to drop the obnoxious epithet [ FREE ] prefixed to MASONRY . All the books that we have seen of this celebrated body , tend only to enforce and strengthen the ties of universal love , the bonds of fraternal union ; and it reflects honour on the liberality and good sense of this country , that the Society flourishes here , andean name among its members persons the most distinguished for rank and talents .

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Untitled Article 1
THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE, OR GENERAL AND COMPLETE LIBRARY. Article 2
A SERMON Article 8
TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE. Article 14
DETACHED SENTIMENTS. Article 16
ORDER OF THE PROCESSION ON LAYING THE FOUNDATION-STONE OF THE NEW BUILDINGS FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH, Article 17
HINTS FOR THE OECONOMY OF TIME, EXPENCE, LEARNING, AND MORALITY; Article 22
A CHARACTER. Article 24
THE FREEMASON No. III. Article 26
TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE. Article 28
SUMMARY OF ALL THE ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST RICHARD BROTHERS. Article 28
TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE. Article 32
MR. TASKER'S LETTERS Article 33
SHORT ESSAYS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS. Article 34
ESSAY ON A KING. Article 35
THE IRON MASK. Article 37
VICES AND VIRTUES. FROM THE FRENCH. Article 39
CANT PHRASES IN THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE EXPLAINED. Article 40
PHILOSOPHICAL EXPERIMENTS. Article 45
DUTY OF CONSIDERING THE POOR. Article 47
POETRY. Article 48
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 52
STRICTURES ON PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. Article 53
PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. Article 56
MONTHLY CHRONICLE. Article 67
Untitled Article 72
LONDON : Article 72
TO OUR READERS, CORRESPONDENTS, &c. Article 73
PRICES OF BINDING PER VOLUME. Article 73
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Poetry.

Of all the mental blessings giv ' n to man , These are the choice of each Masonic breast ; > By us enroli'd , they form the moral pl _ n Of this fair science—are supreme confess'd . DUET AND CHORUS , FINALE . Then let us ail in . Weiids . ' n ' p live , and endeard

Endearing ' ; let Vice her punishment receive , And virtue be reverd . ( CHORUS . ) May love , peace , and harmony , ever abound , And the good man and Mason united be found . Now let the panting heart rejoice !

The glowing mind expand . ' Let echo raise her double voice . And swell the choral band . ( CHORUS . ) May love , peace , and harmony , ever abound , . And the good man and Mason united be found .-

Masonic Intelligence.

MASONIC INTELLIGENCE .

LODGES OF INSTRUCTION . SUNDAY . — Globe Tavern , Fleet-street , atvo'clock in theevening ; Jamaica House , Bermondsey , at 7 in the evening ; White Swan , Mansell-street , at 7 in the evening ; Three . lolly Butchers , Hoxton , at 3 in the afternoon 5 Three Jolly Hatters , Bermondsey-street , at 7 iii the evening ; Sun , Clement's Inn fore gate , at 7 in the evening ; King's Head , W a lworth , at 3 in the afternoon ; Bricklayer s Arms , Duke-street , Grosvenor-square , at 7 in the evening ; Black hillat 111 the

Horse , Tower- , 7 evening . , , MONDAY . —Crown-Tavern , Clerkenwell-green , at 7 in the evening ; Edinburgh Castle , near the New Church , Strand , at 7 in the evening ; Corner of Leman-streef , Goodman ' s ' -fields , at 7 in the evening . TUESDAY . —Peacock , Whitecross-street , at 7 in the evening ; Phcenix , Princes-street , Cavendish-square , at 7 in theevening ; Black Horse , Lemanstreet , Goodman's-fields , at 7 o ' clock in the evening .

WEDNESDAY—York Arms , Curzon-street , May-fair , at 7 in the evening ; Star and Punch-bowl , East Smithfieid , at 7 in the evening . FRIDAY . — Joiners' Arms , Joiners-street , Tooley-street , at 7 in the evening ; Bell , Mount-street , Grosvenor-square , at 7 in the evening . From Vienna , ' we are . told , that all books of which FREEMASONRY is the . subject , are prohibited throughout the Austrian dominions 1 Such a prohibition ,

at the close of the 1 Sth century , appears rather extraordinary . Perhaps this Society , the aim of which is to cement more firmly the best affections of human nature , would be treated with greater lenity in . despotic nations , if they were to drop the obnoxious epithet [ FREE ] prefixed to MASONRY . All the books that we have seen of this celebrated body , tend only to enforce and strengthen the ties of universal love , the bonds of fraternal union ; and it reflects honour on the liberality and good sense of this country , that the Society flourishes here , andean name among its members persons the most distinguished for rank and talents .

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