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We admire the patriotic zeal of a friend, and can alline him, that by the influence, which we feemed to adınit in p. 635, December, we did not mean undue or corrupt influence. We have received the communication refpecting a late medical life, and shall attend to it.-And the note of A. B., but have it not in our power to comply with his wifhes. We very willingly retract what was faid in our laft preface respecting Mr. Spry's being Calviniftical. It was faid inadvertently, LITERARY INTELLIGENCE. Mr. Creffwell has at the prefs a Treatife on Linear Per Spective. It is known by the lovers of Topographical works that the Third Volume of the Second Edition of the Hiftory of-Dorfetfhire, by Hutchins, was deftroyed by fire. Mr. Nichols, who is ever perfevering and indefatigable, has published propofals for completing the work, with improvements, by the late Mr. Gough. Mr. Nichols only feeks to be indemnified, and as foon as a hundred copies fhall be fubfcribed for, the work will go to press. A New Edition of the Environs of London, by Meffrs. Lyfons, will be published in a few weeks, to which an additional volume will be fubjoined, to be separately purchased for the ufe of the fubfcribers to the first edition. Dr. Pearfon's Warburtonian Lectures, preached in Lincoln's Inn Chapel, will be published about the latter end of April. The first volume of the Tranfactions of the Geological Søciety, in quarto, with many plates, will be ready for publication in May. Mr. De Luc is printing his Geological Travels in England, in two octavo volumes. The authorized Verfion of the Book of Pfalms, corrected and improved, with Notes, critical and explanatory, by the late Bishop Horsley, is in the prefs. The work is to be comprised in one large quarto volume, and a prefatory Effay will be prefixed, by Mr. Heneage Horfley. Mr. Montagu Pennington has nearly ready for publication an octavo volume, entitled, Redemption, or a View of the Rife. and Progrefs of the Chriftian Religion, from the Fall of Adam, to its complete Eftablishment under Conftantine. Mifs Mitford has in the Prefs, a Poem, entitled, Chriftiana, the Maid of the South Seas, illuftrated with Notes, which will appear in the courfe of the prefent Month. The fecond volume of Mr. Moore's Tales of the Paffions, containing "The Married Man," being an illuftration of the Paffion of Jealousy, is expected to appear fhortly. A new edition of Dr. Hutton's Mathematical and PhiloJophical Dictionary, with many improvements, is preparing for the prefs. We hear of a Novel in the Prefs, of much originality, entitled, Think's-I-to-myself, and which will probably make ita appearance this month. |