New-York tribune., 1841-11-03

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Circulars al the Canc iates OF the tao great .5l
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clrcu has been addressed To W. T. MaclaI aud the
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AIMED th> he oat OF tOwn.
circular has been addressed to Charles N. 'rah M
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A. sord Gncou'- W-oriss-rhe Work, cf
ir ncs Bacon, Lord Chancellor Of England new Eii
non th llf, IF the author. br Basil Muutasu E-q-
TO be completed Forty Weekly Numbers, y > cents
ach Ncs. and now ready. No. l contaial9g ro'-
trait Of Lord Bacon.
The pnb.,hc. f thi. the irst complete American Eli
non of ord con- Works wonld never 'ave entered
upon 20 con,i rphe an undertaking. without feeling
II ush. by the pHbc sentiment, ana ~ fact The
demands oG ,,a aut lie reader, tnr,ughou- the
ouutry. This ilu,rions author l. NJ" cistncty pro
rourc-t hv that unli.Puei STANDARD oi ta-e tue coz
mon serss mnnknd classical writer Of the Ift rnui,
Ia slanv pec, Bacon resembles his Immortal coneU-
porary Shakespeare. Like Shakespeare, h, enjoyed ee
mos. reputation for Ccuus and ability m hi- i
tia!c; a.. him he comparatively undcTv'lu'i au 4e-
gisc.oi for ages after IN DEATH anu, like @ III The pro
sent r. incl ad severely scrutZnng era h" MS "'an
tried the hottest furnaces OF c.iticsn hni a' e" &C.
forth pure gOli whose weight, >s.lditv and H3ncI
can hereafter be tor nrmont doG tri u l. ~ y
Shakespeare That his fertile genius exhausted the "hoH
world As poe, he undoubtedly a- dare III
al Lord Bicon as philosopher ha, don tho same, r.
Ieenlug tic numln niad from the Cfains imposed u?on
M Aristotle aud rvee1 By the Schools, nc pi-cci III
,hc hard OF scicnui uq.i Y, that simple instrument,
the inductiy, process ef investigation, and the f'ui as
tie existing > cf natural science. Al thai this nrc
Il irprov emcnt ca rls ITS owa M A-uonomy ~
chemistry !cchauical Fi -sophy and ~ the improved
A,s OF Life may hr rhcci genius of Bic1n the
ackno~lcdgoi founder OF Modern Philosophy.
A. worms OF genius examples of calm cenr-si- hed,
conclusive reason and authoritative el"qrence ms
wiring, never b. uper> dei-can never cease 10 be
feaa and mircd. They models oi mater and 'iy-,
,anc, of thought ountius Of intellect 10 which Sther
,iins repair. 1nd N their ura. dra~ golden hight
This ,don has been reprinted from that of Basil Mon
tacu E-u Of the Inner Temple. L0ndon. the most com
plctc published III kni land lhose o ms No3hs
which were originally written Latin have been trans
Iacd IN Mr.. Monagus edition. As he insertion ai the
Original would have unnecessarily Increased the eN-
peuse of thIs ed ton has beon deemed eNpcden TO
give the translation only Every attention has been hes
lowfd II preserve the purity Of The text
Il Is believed that TIE work Of Lord Eacon Will be X
te..igeIy popular in thr Untd Sstos. The increased
mind for sound end imperisaah!e literature "nd the
great paid by ouE literary and scientific men TO
works ui celebrated contemporaries warrant te con
cuson that his vrtiags viii speedily find thair way INTO
every wen selected library III on ceanty
90 Sti. ISRAEL .OST = Buwesy.