| Virtue's Expostulation with the British Poets: An Ode |
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| Mercury; on Losing My Pocket Milton at Luss near Ben Lomond, and Other Mountains |
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| The Honest Life |
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| Upon Seeing a Fair Matron with Her Husband and Daughter at the Theatre; in Answer to a Young Officer, Who Very Wittily Broke Out, Venus! by God : An Ode |
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| Muses Triumphant Over Venus, The. Or, The Poetical Vision Seen One Summer-Evening Beside the River at Elgin. A Tale. |
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| Urania |
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| To Adversity: An Ode |
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| Upon Losing Milton's Paradise Lost, at Luss Situate Upon Loch-Lomond at the Foot of Ben-Lowman and a Group of Other Vast Mountains: An Ode |
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| To the blooming Isabella: An Ode |
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| To the Late Lord Shaftsbury's Ghost; Spoken After the Above Poems, Before Him Early One Morning, in a Vision: An Ode |
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