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THE Fifth Volume of "Illustrations of the Literary History of the Eighteenth Century," has, alas! become a posthumous publication. It was the employment of the latter days of its benevolent and indefatigable Editor, whose happiness it was to retain his intellectual faculties to the extremity of a long life, and whose habits of application and research deserted him not even amid the infirmities of declining years. The last sheet of the memoir of Bishop Barrington he heard read to him very shortly before his death, which, as is known, could not have been more sudden than it was.

Under the existing circumstances it is only to be feared that some of the valuable contributions to the present volume should not be sufficiently acknowledged. For the lively and interesting memoir of Mr. Gulston, and the accompanying letters, the Editor was indebted to the present Miss GULSTON, niece to the fair writer of the memoir. The important letters of the historian Carte were communicated by J. D. WILLIAMS, Esq. of Shrewsbury. For the memoir of Archdeacon Jefferson the public are obliged to the Rev. J. LoWTHIAN of Kellington near Ferrybridge; for that of the Rev. Dr. William Payne to WILLIAM HOPKINSON, Esq. of Stamford. The letters of Dr. Priestley were com

Letters of Mr. Thomas Carte, the English Historian, to Mr.

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Three Letters of Mr. Smith to Mr. Routh.

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