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Objects to an unfavorable review of his book, An Inquiry into the Nature and Form of the Books of the Ancients, in the last Gentleman's Magazine. Signs the letter with the pseudonym John Andrews Arnett.

Answer to request for a certain selection of articles.

Asks that Harris return woodcuts lent to John Bowyer Nichols in 1820 and that the new edition of his History of Chester be published in the Gentleman's Magazine. With Nichols's draft reply.

About the publication of his Memoirs of Charlemont.

Enclosed a friend's review of Britannicus and an account of a local town meeting.

About an annotation in a book belonging to the library of John Nichols, John Gough Nichols's grandfather.

Forwards friend's reply to a letter to the editor of the Gentleman's Magazine.

Writes of his intention to let the Gentleman's Magazine publish his memoirs. The letter is written on a 2-page advertisment for La Cour des Dames, a new publication edited by Harral.

On expenses of publishing a book.

Declines her assistance in an election at the London Orphan House and asks to copy an engraving of hers.