No. 3 of SUMMER PRODUCTIONS or PROGRESSIVE MISCELLANIES, by Thomas
Johnson. London, 1790.
HISTORY OF VIRGINIA. Folio. London, 1624.
THE APOLOGETICS OF ATHENAGORAS, Englished by D. Humphreys. London, 1714.
8vo.
BOVILLUS DE ANIMÆ IMMORALITATE, ETC. Lugduni, 1522. 4to.
KUINOEL'S NOV. TEST. Tom. I.
THE FRIEND, by Coleridge. Vol. III. Pickering.
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Notices to Correspondents.
C. W. _If our correspondent lives, as we trust he will, to see our
hundredth Volume, we feel assured that what he now considers a blemish
he will then estimate very differently._
F. S. _The allusion to which our correspondent refers, is to a
well-known stanza:_
"The Sun's perpendicular heat
Illumines the depth of the sea,
And the fishes, beginning to sweat,
Cry, 'Bless us how hot we shall be.'"
DESPECTUS. _Such of the various matters suggested in our correspondent's
voluminous communication as are calculated for insertion in our columns
shall be introduced as opportunities offer._
RADIX. _A diamond Latin Dictionary, by Riddle, has, we believe, been
published by Messrs. Longman._
G. M. P., _who inquires as to the origin and proper name of the
character_ "&" (and-per-se-and, and-by-itself-and), _is referred to our_
2nd Vol. pp. 250. 284.
E. A. T. Das Knaben Wunderhorn _has never been translated into English.
We have no doubt, however, but that translations have been made of many
of the pieces contained in it._