The whole description of Arthur's court is picturesque and appropriate: but we can only make room for the opening of it, with which we must conclude our extracts. XII. For this the King, with pomp and pride, And summoned prince and peer, To come from far and near, At such high tide, were glee and game And not a knight of Arthur's host, Before him must appear.— Ah, Minstrels! when the Table Round In triumph to their string! Five hundred years are past and gone, Begirt with such a ring!'-p. 71. The fate of this work must depend on its own merits; for it is not borne up by any of the adventitious circumstances that frequently contribute to literary success. It is ushered into the world, as we have already observed, in the most modest guise; and the author, we believe, is entirely unknown. 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