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Attciar, M.D.' Of this new edition of what have usually been called Johnson's Poets, which is now publishing by Mr. Kearsley, nine volumes only are as yet before the public ; and of the number of which the Whole collection will consist, we are unable to give any an formation The ieledion originally made by Dr. Johnson, or by the Booksellers, .has been varied lir the present FAitor; and it is with much * 4 4=4 that we find Spenser, who had most injudiciottilt been excluded from the first edition, restored to his just honours in this. We know no thing further re. speding .Dr. Aikin's intended admissions or rejec. tions : but he informs us, that the former colleetion is piurally to be preserved, together with " the whole of Dr. Johnson's Biographical and Critical matter, without the least change or diminution." The new Editor, however, has occesionally " sub. joined remarks of his own ;" and to the works of Spenser and of Cowley, which occupy the volumes now in our hands, he has prefixed some original composition ;—tee the 'former, a biographical and critical Preface • and to the latter, a few sheet ob servations on t he elaborate and able criticism of his predecessor. Of the life of the author of the " Faery Queerly."' we shall make a short abstract for our readers ; and we shall then conclude our article with a specimen of the present Editor's melees and style. Edmund Spenser was born in London, - Cif parents immediately obscure, though connected, as it is sup posed, by a common ancestry with the Spensers of Althorpe, in Northamptonshire. The precise date of hit birth is not ascerteinede but be was entered, as a tiler, at Pembroke-Hall in Cambridge, in the year 1569. After taking his Bachelor's and his Master's degree, he left the University, and resided for some time in the North, where the passion of love first elicited the spark from his poetic fancy, and produced the " Shepherd's Calendar." This youngest offspring of his muse was published in 1.579, with a dedication to Sir Philip Sidney, to whose acquaintance he had been previously intro duced, andhy Whose subsequent friendship he'was brought to Court and admitted to the notices of the Earl of Leicester , the celebrated favourite . of Eli zabeth. The fortunes of our poet, which were first planted and fostered by the munificent favour of Sidney, were reared to their maturity by that of Leicester. By the interest of this potent Nobleman, Spenser was sent on some public business so France ; and was subsequently appointed, in 1580, Secretary to the Lord Grey de Wilton, the Lord Deputy of Ireland. Concluding himself in these employmentswith ability, and discovering talents for business, not less than for poetry, the public services of the author of the Faery Queen were compensated by the Government with a grant of 9028 acres from-the forfeited property of the Earl of Desmond, in the county of Cork. On this estate Spenser re sided for some time, in the Castle of Kilcolman, one of the chief mansions of the Earl, "under the foot Of the Mole, and near the banks of the Mulla ;" and here he was first visited by the illustrious Ra leigh, with Whom he subsequently maintained an uniform intercourse of friendship. .In his for tieth year, he felt, 'for the Second time, the power of love; and abandoning himself, without the affected resistance of Horace*, at a similar age, to its plats • Interinisia, Venus, din, RtINUS belts moves. Prrce, pnleor, precorl Non sum quails evam, &c. Hoy. Lib. iv. Ode I. ing influence, he married a country girl, whoie charms atoned for her want of birth and fortune, and extorted from his muse a rapturous epithala mium. He published the first three books of " the Faery Queene," with a dedication to his Sovereign. Elizabeth, in 1590, and the subsequent three in 596. His attendance on the Court does not seem to have been a source of satisfaction to him ; and the feeling which gave birth to the following lines in " Mother Hubbard's Tale," was certainly acute: " Full little knowest thou, that host not tried, What htt it it in suing lung to bide: To lose g tat days, which might be better spent; Tu waste -long isighte in pensive diset:nt.int : To speed the day, to be put back to-morrow ; feed an hope, to pine with fear and sorrow—. To bait: thy !trince's grace, yet want her peerif; To have thy alzing, yet writ many years; To tie thy 0111 with CTOiVS, and witn cdties, • To eat thy heart with confortlett:deipa trs To fawn, to :.vouch, to wait, to ride, to run To spend, to give, to watt, 4e be undone." The parsimonious bounty of the Queen to hitnt was always checked, and sometimes intercepted by the enmity of the Lord Treasurer, Burleigh bat our poet obtained at one time, from his frugal ni;e ress, a donation of a hundred pounds, and, at last, a pension of fifty pounds a year. This was .now become necessary for his subsistence; for he was expelled from his Irish estate by the rebellion of . Tyrone, and driven to England without a wreck of his plundered property. Soon after this event, an acute sense of hit broken fortunes, as it is imagined, brought him to his grave in 1598, when he had not probably exceeded the forty-fifth year of his age. 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