The collection printed for Urquhart and Richardson [A Collection of the most esteemed Pieces of Poetry, by Moses Mendez, 1767] is commonly, but erroneously ascribed to Mendez, who died in 1758. His imitations of Spenser, and other poems, are highly deserving of republication, and were originally recommended by the present writer [Robert Dodsley] to be inserted in this collection of classical English poetry.