The bays miscellany, or Colley [Cibber] triumphant
Subtitle: containing: I. The petty-sessions of poets; II. The battle of the poets, or The contention for the laurel, as it is now acting at the New Theatre in the Hay-Market; III. The battle of the poets, an heroic poem, in two cantos. With the true characters of the several poets therein mention'd and just reasons why not qualify'd for the laurel, the whole design'd as a specimen of those gentlemens abilities, without prejudice or partiality
By: Written by Scriblerus Quartus
Publisher: Printed for A. Moore and sold by the booksellers and pamphletsellers of London and Westminster
Published: 1731
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 38
Notes: Satires on various poets, only the second, "The battle of poets, or the Contention for the laurel," directed specifically against Colley Cibber.

"The battle of the poets, an heroic poem" is by Thomas Cooke and the entire volume has been erroneously attributed to him.