<*  I  haye  been  thinking  oyer  our  late  correspond-
ence, and  wish  to  propose  to  you  the  following
artieles  for  our  ftitnre:

"  Istly.  That  you  shall  write  to  me  of  yourself,
of  the  health,  wealth,  and  welfare  of  all  friends ;  but
of  me  (gvoad  me)  little  or  nothing.
**2dly.  That  you  shall  send  me  soda-powders,
tooth-powder,  tooth-brushes,  or  sny  such  anti-
odontalffie  or  chemical  articles,  as  heretofore,  *  ad
libitum,^  upon  being  reimbursed  for  the  same.
"  3dly.  That  you  shall  not  send  me  any  modem,
or  (as  they  are  Mlled)  new  publications,  m  BngUah
Mphataoeter,  saye  and  excepting  any  writing,  prose  or
Terse,  of  (or  reasonably  presumed  to  be  of)  Walter
Scott,  Crabbe,  Moore,  Campbell,  Rooers,  Gilford,
Joanna  Baillie,  Irvingi  (the  American,)  Hogs,  Wil-
"'     '  '     '  ""  "  a,)  or  any  especial .  '


•on,  (the  Isle  of  Palms  man^, ^  _     ^

work  of  faxiey  which  is  thought  to  be  of  eonsidtfar
ble  merit ;  Voyaaee  and  Travels,  proyided  that  they
are  neither  m  Greece^  Spaifit  Ana  Minor,  Albania,
nor  Italy,  wffl  be  welcome.  Haying  trayelled  the
countries  mentioned,  I  know  that  what  is  said  of
them  can  conyey  nothing  farther  whioh  I  desire  to
know  about  them.— No  other  English  works  what-


whfttBoerer— fio  Bdinburgh,  Quftrterly,  Mont]ifar>
nor  ftn^  retiew,  magazine,  or  newspaper,  BngfiM
or  foreign,  of  any  description.
"ffthfy.  That  you  send  me  no  opinions  whatso
oyer,  either  jjrood,  oad,  or  indifferent,  of  yourself,  or
your  friends,  or  others,  concerning  any  work,  of
works,  of  mine,  past,  present,  or  to  come.
