With what incomparable Mockery, Ridicule and Sarcasm does Dr. _Atterbury_ treat all the Low-Church Clergy that come in his way, together with the _Whig_ Ministry and Administration in his several _Convocational Tracts_? Dr. _Wake_, our present Archbishop of _Canterbury_, is represented by him as writing so _contumeliously_ [116] of the Clergy, _that had he not inform'd us in his Title Page who he was, we should rather have guess'd him to have been of the Cabal against Priests and Priestcraft, than one of the Order_; and as wholly govern'd by [117] _Interest_ in the _Debate_, and as giving us a most [118] _shallow empty Performance_ in relation to our Ecclesiastical Constitution, which he [119] _has done his best to undermine_, as knowing himself to be in the wrong; and as _deserving_ any Name or Censure, none being _too bad to be bestow'd_ on him; and in fine, as _the least of the little officious Pens by which he expects to be traduc'd_. Dr. _Bentley_ is represented as _wrote out of Reputation into Preferment_; which, whether it be a more severe Sarcasm on the Doctor, than on the Government, is hard to determine; and besides, it gives Applause to one of the most drolling and bantering Performances that this drolling Age has produc'd, I mean _Dr._ Bentley_'s Dissertations on the Epistles of_ Phalaris, _and the Fables of_ Æsop, _examin'd_. Bishop _Burnet_ is a standing Subject of Ridicule with him; as are Bishop _Nicholson_, Bishop _Kennet_, Bishop _Gibson_, Bishop _Trimnel_ [to whom he writes a most drolling [120] Letter] and Dr. _West_; and all the Topicks that can affect them as Scholars, as honest Men, and Clergymen, are imploy'd to render them ridiculous, and set the World a laughing at them, who are not in the least spar'd for their being of the Holy Order; but on the contrary seem more loaded and baited with Sarcasms for that reason. For a _Specimen_, take this Banter or Burlesque upon Bishop _Kennet_'s Dedication of his _Ecclesiastical Synods and Parliamentary Convocations_, &c. to the Archbishop of _Canterbury_; which Banter runs thus[121]. "_May it please your Grace_,