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By Leigh and Sotheby, April 21, and eleven following days. of C. J. Carter, Efq. By Meffrs. Robins, April 3. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO CORRESPONDENTS. A Correfpondent, who figns himfelf Verax, has favoured us with a curious piece of Literary information. It is this, that the Latin Verfion of the 122d Pfalm, which Bishop Horne mentioned in the firft edition of his Paraphrafe, and printed in the third, as the work of Zuinger, a Physician at Bafil, and which is alfo printed as fuch by Melchior Adam, in the Life of Zuinger, is only the Verfion of Buchanan, adapted to the language of the Christian difpenfation, instead of the Jewish, by a few flight changes. Buchanan's Pfalms were published by Henry Stephanus at Paris in 1565, twentythree years before the death of Zuinger. On collating the two Verfions, it is clear that our Correfpondent is perfectly right; and the circumftance is remarkable, as clearing up a miflake, into which Bifhop Horne has very excufeably fallen. The Old Clergymen, who gave us a hint refpecting a certain author, may be affured that we were not uninformed, by other means, of the merits, or rather demerits of the cafe. We fhall not, however, forget their intimation. LITERARY LITERARY INTELLIGENCE. The Rev. Dr. Purdy is about to publish a new Edition of Addifon's Evidences of the Chriftian Religion, with a translation of the learned and very useful notes of Mr. Seigneux de Correven, of Laufanne. Mr. Maurice has made great progrefs in his descriptive Poem of Richmond Hill. The next Volumes of Dr. Shaw's General Zoology will be on the fubject of Birds, and will be publifhed with all reasonable expedition. Mr. Landfeer's Lectures on the Art of Engraving, delivered at the Royal Inftitution, are alfo in the prefs. A Volume of Sermons felected and abridged from Dr. Samuel Clarke, by Mr. Clapham, will be published this Month. Mr. Brackenbury, of Spilfby, is printing two Volumes of Difcourfes on practical Subjects. A new Edition of Pope's Homer, with the late Gilbert Wakefield's Notes, will be published in the course of this Month. The late Bishop Horne's Tract on the Life and Death of St. John the Baptift, is reprinting. Mr. Lant Carpenter, of Exeter, is printing an Introduction to the Geography of the New Teftament, designed for the use of young perfons and fchools. The Rev. Mr. Sirr has in the prefs a new edition of Mickle's Works, including several original Pieces, and a new Life of the Author. Mr. Bigland is printing a new and enlarged edition of his Letters on Modern Europe, adapted to the present state of the Continent. Mr. Pinkerton's Recollections of Paris will appear very fhortly. The 7th, 8th, and 9th volumes of the octavo edition of Mr. Johnes's Tranflation of Froilart are nearly ready for pub. lication. ERRATA in the British Critic for February 1806. 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