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On the British King's Speech 217 A New-York Tory's Epistle 219 Manhattan City 223 Verses Occasioned by General Washington's Arrival in Philadelphia 225 Rivington's Confessions 229 A News-Man's Address 238 New Year's Verses, January 7, 1784 240 The Happy Prospect 242 The Dying Indian, Tomo-Chequi 243 Lines Intended for Mr. Peale's Exhibition 246 The Hurricane 250 To the Keeper of the King's Water Works 252 Lines Written at Port Royal 253 To Sir Toby, a Sugar Planter 258 Elegy on Mr. Robert Bell 260 On the First American Ship that Explored the Rout to India 261 The Newsmonger 263 Sketches of American History 269 The Progress of Balloons 276 On the Emigration to America 280 The Seasons Moralized 282 On the Death of Colonel Laurens 283 On the Vicissitudes of Things 284 Pewter-Platter Alley in Philadelphia 287 On the Death of General Joseph Reed 288 A Renegado Epistle 290 The American Siberia 293 Epistle to Sylvius 295 The Departure, 1785 298 A Newsman's Address