-3. Joannis Henrici Ellbachii diatribe, (" in Greek Heroics,") Goettinga, 1736.-4. De Bibliologia in Sacris Nov. Test. Libris, Scripsit Ludov. Cramer, Lips. " a very learned book,") 4to.

Wyvil's (Rev. C.) Papers on Toleration, 1812.---2. Puritanism Revived, or Methodism as old as the Creation, 1808.---3. The Doctrine of the Eucharist considered, by Caleb Fleming, 1763, 8vo.

Zouch's Address to the Clergy, in the Deaneries of Catterick, Richmond, and Boroughbridge, 1792.-2. Visitation Sermon before the Bishop of Chester, 1769.-3. Freeman's ditto before the Lord Mayor, March, 1800.-Dr. G. Law's University Sermon on Taking his Degrees, 1804.-5. Zouch's Visitation Sermon, 1789.-6. Bishop Randolph's Sermon before the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 1802. — 7. Wrangham's Sermon for Charity Schools at Scarborough and Hull, 1802.-8. Wrangham's Holy Land, a Poem, 1800.9. Oratio Crewiana, by Crowe at Oxford, 1800.-10. Biographical Memoirs of T. B. Bailey, Esq. by Dr. Percival, of Manchester.-11. Zouch's Observations on the State of English Prisons in 1793, 4to.

"The venerable Dr. Zouch was occasionally my correspondent, and he did me the honour of presenting me with the above publications." S. P.

VOLUMES OF TRACTS,

CHIEFLY

PHILOLOGICAL AND ANTIQUARIAN.

A Collection, to which Dr. Askew has prefixed this Index of Contents: ÆSOPI Fabulæ, Gr. et Lat. et Batrachomyomachia Gr. et Lat. Amst.

1672. Thucydidis Quædam Lat. a Camerario, Witteb. 1565. 3. Basilius Magnus de Liberalibus Studiis et Ingenuis Moribus, Paris. 1543.-4. Laurentii Sifani Orationes duæ ; altera de Laudibus Græcæ Linguæ, altera de Historia, Coloniæ, 1564.-5. Micylli (Jacobi) Ratio Examinandorum Versuum. Liber rarissimus, Francof. 1535.-6. Vallæ (Georgii) Præceptionès de Scribendâ Historia, Dialogo, Epistola, &c. Coloniæ, 1533.--7. Butinus de Syllabarum Quantitate, Paris ap. Colinæum, 1532, 12mo.

"Dr. Askew would never permit this book to be touched by his friends. He told me that Bentley was suspected of having obtained some metrical information from Micyllus, and one day, standing on a ladder, he read to me some parts, with which I was very much struck. After the death of Dr. Askew, I was determined to possess the book, and I gave Messrs. Leigh and Baker, of York-street, Covent-garden, an unlimited commission to secure it for me. I paid a considerable price for it, but I would not part with it for ten times that price. The work of Micyllus was republished, by him, in a much larger form. I never saw this larger work but once, and that was in the Bodleian Library, where the value of it was evidently unknown. I mentioned it to Mr. Gaisford, who seemed not to have heard of it before, and I earnestly, but ineffectually, recommended its republication to three Delegates of the Clarendon-Press." S. P.

From being misled by the Manuscript, the work of Micyllus has already been inserted separately at page 252, but Dr. Parr had only the copy contained in the above volume, and even that is, for the present, missing. ED.

Bake (Jani) Oratio de Principum Tragicorum Meritis, præsertim Euripidis.—2. Melchioris Kemperi Oratio de Ætatis nostræ Fatis, Exemplo Gentibus, ac præsertim Belgis, nunquam negligendo.-2. Bake (Jani) Oratio de Custodia Veteris Doctrinæ et Elegantiæ, præcipuo Grammatici Officio, habita Die 14 Junii, 1817. Lugd. Bat.-3. Adriani Clarisse Commentatio de Athenagoræ Vita, Scriptis, et Doctrina, Lugd. Bat. 1820, 4to. Barfordi (Guil.) in Pindari primum Pythium Dissertatio, Cantab. 1751.-" Barford was unsuccessfully a Candidate for the Greek Professorship at Cambridge against Dr. Franklin, the Translator of Sophocles. This Dissertation is exegetical rather than philological, but it is worthy of the writer's fine taste, and exquisite Latinity."-2. In Cornelium Nepotem Observationes Critica et Historicæ a H. Schegel, Hauniæ, 1778.—3. P. Burmanni Epistola ad Fratrem, Franciscum Burmann. de Scriniis Litterariis, ex Musæo Burmanniano, ex C. quodam Saxe subreptis, Amst. 1761.-4. Epistola Eloisa Abelardo, Latine reddita ab J. Wright ("Dr. Parr's Pupil and Friend.”) 1787.—5. Oratiuncula habita in Domo Convocationis, 1756, publicavit et Notis criticis, politicis, et satyricis, illustravit J. C. Prof. Reg. Oxford, 1757.-" J. C. was probably Dr. King of St. Mary's Hall.” 6. Lusus Poetici, by Jortin, 1748.-7. J. J. Pontani Analectorum Libri tres, Rostochii, 1590.-8. C. Sigonii Emendatt. Libri duo, Venet. apud Aldum, 1557

Bentham (E.) Epistola ad R. Lowth de Vita et Moribus J. Burtoni, Oxon. 1771.-2. Epistolæ duæ, altera Peregrinantis, altera Rusticantis, Oxon. 1748.-3. Iter Bathoniense, by Dr. J. Burton. 4. Τοῦ δεῖνος νοσοῦντος καὶ περὶ τῶν νοσούντων μελετήματα, Oxon. 1755.-4. De Literarum Græcarum Institutione Dissertatio, Epistola ad E. Bentham, Oxon.-5. Samuel triplici Nomine laudatus, conciones duæ habitæ in Templo B. Virg. Oxon. ab J. Burton, Oxon. 1759.---7. Duæ Dissertationes: in quarum priore probatur Variantes Lectiones et Emendd. quæ in Sacram Scripturam irrepserunt, non labefactare ejus Auctoritatem in rebus, quæ ad Fidem et Mores pertinent; in posteriore vero

Prædestinationem Paulinam ad Gentilium Vocationem totam spectare: a Th. Edwards, S. T. P. Cantab. 1768, 8vo.

Cleaver, de Rhythmo Græcorum Liber singularis, 1775.---2. Decretum Lacedæmoniorum contra Timotheum Milesium, ed. Cleaver, Oxon. 1777.---3. Weberi Observationes Entomologica et nuper detect. Specierum Descriptiones, Kiliæ, 8vo.

Codices Manuscripti et Impressi, cum Notis Manuscriptis, olim D'Orvilliani, qui in Bibliotheca Bodleiana apud Oxonienses adservantur, Oxon. 1806.---2. Valkenaerii Diatribe de Aristobulo Judæo, Lugd Bat. 1806.---3. Petri Wesselingii Lectio Publica de Fragmento Orphei, Lugd. Bat.-4. Rosenmulleri Selecta quædam Arabum Adagia, Lips. 1796, 4to.

Critical Miscellanies.-"A volume, on which Dr. Parr sets the highest

value."-Conjectural Observations on the Origin and Progress of Alphabetic Writing.---2. Addison's Dissertation on the Roman Poets, "not inserted in the 4to. edition of his Works, and but little known."---3. Mason's Essay on the Power of Numbers and the Harmony in Poetical Compositions.----4. D'Orville's Critique on Burmann.---5. Monthly Review for October, 1773, containing the Review of Byrom's Poems, and a humourous expansion of the false reading, Nonumque prematur in annum." 8vo..

"This very writer contends for unum' in opposition to nonum ;' but the true reading is 'nonum ;' and the proper power of it lies in allusion to a poem called 'Smyrna,' and written by Cinna, who employed upon it nine years." S. P.

Dunbar's (Professor) Analysis of the Formation of the Radical Tenses of the Greek Verb: with an Essay on the Origin and General Power of the Particle 'Av, Edinb. 1813.---2. Prosodia Græca sive Metrorum Græcorum Expositio; necnon Dissertatio, Anglice scripta, de Usu Digamma in Homeri Carminibus; ejusdemque Regulis Hexametrorum præcipuis: cui adjiciuntur Iliadis Liber primus et Pars secundi, cum Notis, Edinb. 1815. 3. Appendix ad Draconem Stratonicensem, complectens Trichæ Eliæ Monachi et Herodiani Tractatus de Metris. Ex Codd. MSS. edidit Fr. de Furia, Lips. 1814.---4. Schaeferi Thesaurus Criticus Novus, sive Syntagma Scriptionum Philo

logicarum rariorum Evi recentioris; insunt Diatribe de Aristoxeno Philos. Peripatetico, auctore Guil. L. Mahne, et Suspicionum Specimen, auctore E. H. Van Eldick. Lips. 1814, 8vo.

D'Orville (Jacobi Phil.) Oratio in Centesimum Natalem Illustris Amstelædamensium Athenæ, Amstel. 1732: subjoined are Carmen Sæculare, by Balthazar Huydecoper, and some Complimentary Verses, by Oudendorp, Peter Burmann, and H. F. Retelanus, 4to.

Ernesti (J. A.) Archæologia Literaria, Lips. 1768.-2. Bishop Shipley's" eloquent" Speech intended to have been spoken on the Massachusets' Bill, 1774.-3. Dr. Johnson's False Alarm, 1770.-4. A Second Letter to Mr. Kimber, 1758.-5. Dr. Wm. Robertson's Sermon on the Time of Christ's Appearance, Edinb. 1759. "Sensible and judicious." 8vo.

Franklin de Linguæ Græcæ Tonis, edidit Richardson, Lond. 1717. ---2. Priestley's Description of a Chart of Geography, 1767. ---3. Farmer's Essay on Shakespeare, 1767.---4. Vossii Elementa Rhetorica, emendatius edita, Lond. 1739, 12mo. Gally's Second Dissertation against Pronouncing the Greek Language according to Accents, in Answer to Mr. Forster's Essay, 1763.-2. Chr. Crusii Probabilia Critica, Lipsia, 1753.3. P. Wesselingii Probabilium Liber Singularis, Franeq. 1731, 8vo.

Gibbon's Critical Observations on the Sixth Book of the Æneid, 1770. "This Tract, supposed to be written by Mr. Gibbon, and scarcely to be found in any Catalogue, was in 1794 republished, and obligingly sent me by the unknown editors. I was told, by Mr. Godwin, that the original edition had been suppressed, and that the persons who republished it, were Mr. Symonds and Mr. Green of the Temple."---2. Rutherforth's Four Charges to the Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Essex, Cambridge, 1763.-3. Confusion worse confounded, Rout on Rout, or the Bishop of G-r's Commentary upon Rice, or Arise.-4. Evans's Echo from Heaven' examined and exposed by Indignatio, (i. e. Mr. Taylor of Portsmouth, author