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NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS.

MARTENS OR MERTENS THE PRINTER. _Will D.L. kindly furnish us with a copy
of the Note alluded to in his valuable communication in_ No. 42.?

JUNIUS IDENTIFIED. MR. TAYLOR'S _Letter on his authorship of this volume
is unavoidably postponed until next week_.

M., _who writes on the subject of_ Mr. Thomas's Account of the State
Paper Office, _will be glad to hear that a Calendar of the documents
contained in that department is in the press_.