Professor Krehl, of Dresden, announces his intention of publishing a critical edition of all the works of Priscian. For the XVI Books "De Partibus Orationis," his materials are complete; but he solicits those who possess valuable libraries, or preside over public institutions, to aid him in fitting for the press the smaller treatises of this ancient grammarian; particularly by the communication of MSS. The inspection of an impression by Elias Unetus, and of an edition at Erfurt, of the book spì ouvrάtews, by Ganimedes Lupambulus, (Wolfgang Schenk) 1501, is earnestly requested by the learned Professor. His booksellers, the Weidmans of Leipsic, undertake to receive and forward all communications, Jena A. L. Z. September, 1818.

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NOTES TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Part VI: of The Science of the Egyptians and Chaldeans will appear in our next.

We shall hope to give a part of M. A. Mahul's Dissertation on the Life and Writings of Macrobius in our next.

The valuable and friendly remarks of C. H. have been received; and the Editor earnestly requests their speedy continuance, as a new Edition is preparing for press.

We have just received the review of Elmsley's Medea, which shall appear in our next.

In our next will be published Etymological Disquisitions, tending to illustrate the basis of philosophical reasoning, &c. by Dr.

Forster.

Miscellanea Classica will also be continued.

We are anxious to record the Lord Chief Justice Abbott's Oxford Prize Essay, but we cannot trace a copy. We shall feel greatly obliged for the loan of a copy.

Muscologus' article appeared in No. XXXIV. among the Adversaria Literaria. We hope to be favored by M. with longer articles.

In compliance with the wishes of an anonymous letter-writer to receive an answer in the Classical Journal, the Editor of the Delphin and Variorum Classics informs him, that he is obliged to print the whole of the text, but that he will adopt a more private and delicate manner of noticing the passages, to which he alludes, than the original Delphin Editors. The writer's caution is well meant, but we cannot say decies repetita placebit.

The next part of the Cornish Dialect shall appear in our next. We hope to insert in the next No. the article on the Island, on which St. Paul was wrecked.

Lacryme Elegiace as soon as possible.

We shall readily insert any observations on the Fragment in that may be sent for our next No.

p. 185,

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