| To Lady Matilda Stewart |
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| To the Six Graces, in Their Classical Deshabille, Two at a Window in Gloucester-Place |
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| Helen's Tripod |
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| On the Death of a Most Beautiful Young Woman, in Child-Bed |
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| Verses, Dreamt as Parts of a New Play Which I Wrote |
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| To His Friend, on Leaving the University of Cambridge |
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| On the Beauty, Musical Talents, and Fascinating Manners, of Miss Mortellare |
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| To My Cousin Frances, Countess of Londonberry |
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| Inscription, for the Pedastal of Marquis Cornwallis |
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| Elegy |
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