I have been favoured with your letter of the 8th accompanied with a few printed sheets of Extracts from the “Revue Encyclopedique” by M. Jullien, which I laid before our Society, at their meeting last evening.

This valuable publication is regularly received, & duly appreciated by the Society. Mr Warden, one of our associates in Paris, is, I observe, among the collaborateurs of M. Jullien, & must be well qualified to furnish him with most of the information, respecting the Science of our country, which he can desire. The Society have, however, referred the subject to their corresponding secretary, mr Walsh, who, I have no doubt, will discharge the duty required of him to the entire satisfaction of your correspondent m. Jullien.