Star.
London, England, 1827-10-26 00:00:00

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MANU*S.

tassumr.r.-He that eanonly.converse spon emotion' about *Wei
oat, a small par t of mankind hos knot/ledge Wide= to be mtlester
must pass his days in unsocial' silence, sad be hi the erostrd of We,
without a compardon. He that eau bey be useful on great meadow'
'may die without exciting his abilities. No degree of knowledge,
attainable by man, Is able to stt bbn above the want of heady Malts.
ante. By descending, therefore, lbOeh the pitasacle, no honour will I
be lost. An elevated genitwomphbyed in Wag Map, sprats, to
we the beautiful simile of Leaglitue, Me the son lii his evening I
declination ; he remits his srember, hit Webs his magnitude, mad
phase more, though be duties leas.

When atarehill linished ids ffaselads be *Mat 00
tookeeXer with the copy, bat he had suffered so seemly for pnibi
publication of poetry, that be was do mined to hays nothimf than
to do with say of this *v ales-sow of Apollo, unless isdaptilled
from mitainlng any loss. This condition *twilit' afraid not edit;
ply with. The bookseller, ittawever, recessainended a worthy yowl
man to him, who had jut ventured 11b1 lints fortune In the swear.
the sea of Ink, and who would prbbaldy run the risk of publieatloo.
Ckutbel waited oft him, and feund every' thing to his wish.

The poem was primed, advertised, and at the end of five days,
to topics were sold. Churchill wan thunderstruck, and the hes&
seller was little less chagrined. At the end of four days wets be
, . •
galled again, and found that sir more copies werifilelirt Me poet.
was almost frantic, and hurtled away to a friend' twacquaint him
with his bard fate. His friend, who was intimate with Garrick,
posted to him the next morning, and informed kin what a beauti-
ful picture of his as:writhing abilities had just appeired in the 'Ro-
g:bd. Garrick swallowed the Wed pill bendy sent for the
IPethti read it, and sounded its probes wherever Ise West.
isheson, the bookseller, of St- Tsui'. Churcht Yat d• first tbiabi4
the coPYriOt of Copper's Poems, which proved a source of gnat
profit to Miss., in the following manner —A relation of Cowper's
tailed me evening, in the dusk, on Johnson, with a bundle of ripe
Puha. which he aged Ishn for publication, prodded be lessildi
PIMA them at hie own risk, and allow the author to have a few
coisin to give to his friends. Solsowin having ea perusal approved.
of them, undertook the risk of islillnhigg• &Nog ther they &t-
-rued there was not a Review spat,, did not lead Mesa with the
sett scurrilous abase, astkespodenus them to the butter shops In
tonsermence of the public Ind dim terrified at WOW, that
charming tifusions Lay ins corner of the bookedier's Mop as an un-
saleable pile for a long tine.. ihame.fisie afterwArd°tie tat. "r"
ion appeated with soother beadle oC manuscripts from the same
author, which were olferpd and accepted on similar terms In this
fresh Diacritic was the admirable poise of the Task. Na alarmed
at the fate of the 'former pithScatkia, said thoroughly man* as be
wasp asp/ their great meek. be. remind mom pub/Ming them. Soon
thgl appeared the tone of the feeblest@ became changed, aod
"win: Was bailed as the first Poet disk age. The success of this
stood publicatioss set the ant is footles, and Johnson inusidiately
reaped Me belts of his undaunted judgment.
la ISIS the copyright was pat up to sale, among the members of
the trade, le thiny-two shares. Twenty of these shares were mild
at AO busked sad twelve pounds per Aare, Mending printed co.
manures, to the amount Of eigisty-two pounds, •feltick each pie-
Masa was to take at a stipaiased price ; and 'twelve shares were
indeed is the bask of the proprietor. The work was satisfactorily
proved, at the ask, to net eigtstkandred and thirty-bur pond!
"nom. It had only two years of copyright, and yet this
',Mein, with printed espies, produced, eltimating the e
kiss whkh were retaleed, at the same price as those which
.uhf, the sum of sit thousand seven hundred and slaty-bar
Mb language has such a mainline idiomatic strength, aLI hb
tineeft, whether be rises into grace or falls into negligence, has se
°Nth plain and familiar freedom, this we read so poetry with a
rites' conviction of its sestiments knifes come from the maw's
"art and of the euthatiewn, la whatever be dmoribeth having huol
illfeigneil and unexaggerated. He irtiprewes as with the hies of a
bilmi whose fine spirit bad been long enough in the mixed society
If the world to be polished by its bstetcoane, and yet witlsdrawn
is soon as to retain an unworldly deems (drafty and tim' It
lie Was advanced la years before he became an author; but his
tunpositimis display a imbrues@ of feeling so youthfully preserved,
tad even a veto of humour so far from being extinguished by his
beetle. habits, that we cair scarcely regret his not having written
hem at an ember period of life. . •