ACKNOWLEDGMENTS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

A Friend has written again, to inform us that we have mistaken his 26 and 30, for years of Sir R. Sadler's age,whereas they really referred to the years of Henry the 8th's seign. Sadler was two years old when Henry began to reign, confequently was 28 in the King's 26th year, and 32 in his 30th, which were the periods when he was first noticed, and afterwards employed by his Sovereign. We are happy to correct this mistake, as it tends to fettle the correct history of that eminent man.

LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.

Mr. Baber, of the British Museum, who lately published Wickliffe's Verfion of the New Teftament, with a Life of that eminent man, has fince iffued propofals for a fac-fimile Edition of the Pfalms from the Septuagint Verfion as it Bands in the Alexandrian MS. He has given a fpecimen of the type, which is in part that ufed by Woide, with fome additions.

Mr. Britten, fo diftinguished by his accurate and beautiful works on English Antiquities, is preparing for publica tion an exact Account and Hiftory of St. Mary Redcliffe, Briftol. He is alfo proceeding with his other works, of which, the 25th number of the Architectural Antiquities, and the fourth of the Fine Arts of the English School, will appear in a few days.

Mr. Dymock, of the Grammar School of Glasgow, has in the prefs a corrected Edition of Cafar's Commentaries for the use of schools, with English notes, and a minute Expla nation of the Roman Antiquities, alluded to by Cæfar, at

the end.

Mr. Bloomfield, Author of the Farmer's Boy, &c. will fpeedily publifh a Poem, entitled the Banks of the Wye.

A new edition, with additions of Fofter's Effays, in an octavo volume, is nearly ready for publication.

Mr. Millard, of the Surrey Inftitution, will publifh very. fhortly, A new Pocket Cyclopædia, designed for the higher claffes in fchools, and young perfons in general.

A new edition of Mifs Mitford's Mifcellaneous Poems, with confiderable additions, will appear in the courfe of the month. Marmion, or Flodden Field, a dramatic poem, founded on the poem of Mr. Waker Scott, is printing in octavo.