Book may have numerous typos, missing text, images, or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1785. Excerpt: ... Crashaw very unfortunately indeed, or heu, heu, as Mr. Philips fays, translated only one bodk. It shall be my care to recover the original if I can find it, and lay the sequel before the reader in a prose translation. Of the other poems, I think Mr. Philips speaks rather too highly, the wishes, but for an indelicate expression or two, are very good j and the charitas nimia contains somevery good lines, as, * Alas, sweet Lord what wer't to thee, If there were no such worms as we ? Heav'n ne'erthelefs, still Heav'n would bej Should mankind dwell In the deep hell, What have his wees to do with thee ? ' Let him go weep O'er his own wounds: Seraphims will not sleep, Nor Spheres let fall their faithful rounds. ' Still would the youthful spirits sing, And still thy spacious palace ring; Still would those beauteous ministers of light Burn all as bright, And bow their flaming heads before thee, Still thrones and dominations would adore thee.' Still would those ever-wakeful sons of fire, Keep warm thy praise Both nights and days, And teach thy Tov'd name to their noble lyre.' This reminds us of, - ** Think net, tho' men were none, Heaven would want praise, " Millions of spiritual creatures, walk the earth * Unseen, both when we wake, and when we llecp."-* The whole of this is worth reading, --and any body may take my share of the rest, excepting only the four Mowing Latin verses: In SanfltJJima Regime partum hyemalem. - Serta puer; quis nunc stores non praebcat hortus i Texc mihi facili pollice serta, puer. Quid tu nescio quos nan as mihi j stulte, Derembres Quid mihi cum nivibus / Da mihi serta puer.' ART. VI. A Treatise on the Rectilinear Motion, and Rotation of Soviet. With a Description os Original Experiments, relative tt the Subject. By G. Atwood, M. A. F. R. S. late Fe..