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Ordevex writes to inform us, that Dryden's Epigram on Milton was not firft tranflated into Latin by Cowper, as that poet himself imagined. He finds a tranflation of it in a "MuJarum Anglicanarum Delectus", published in 1698. We are much obliged to him for the information, and for a copy of the Epigram, which, however, appears to us much too inferior to that of Cowper to deferve reprinting. We have no want of the affiftance which A. B. offers; but if he will favour us with his real name, and any fpecimen of his talents, we fhall perhaps be glad to correfpond occasionally with him. We cannot at prefent fay, with certainty, whether the favour of L. L. was received or not. If we find it was not, we will inform him through this channel. LITERARY INTELLIGENCE. Mr. Twifs has printed one large octavo volume, of his most elaborate Index to Shakespeare, and is proceeding expeditiously to the completion of the whole. Mr. Beloe's fecond edition of his Tranflation of Herodotus is completed, and will very speedily be published. Captain Timæus, of his Majefty's Hanoverian Army, and well known in Germany for his literary merit, is about to print a new German tranflation of Hume's Hiftory of England. It will be published at Luneburg in the course of the present year. A curious work is fhortly expected to appear, entitled "Hints towards forming the Character of a Young Princefs." Mr. Donovan will publifh, in the courfe of next month, a defcriptive Tour through South Wales and Monmouthshire, in two large octavo volumes, embellished with a variety of plates. ERRATA, P. 172, 1. 6 from the bottom, in speaking of Churchill, for " FellowShip of Merton", read Scholarship of Corpus. 66 P. 207, in the title to Archdeacon Law's Charge, for 1782”, read 1802. |