Norton concludes All that hath pleasure in this Boke to reade, This Warke was begun, Honour to God in Heaven. MR. EDITOR, JOHN LEWIS. CAN any of your readers inform me where the Rev. John Lewis, who wrote at the commencement of the last century many esteemed publications, was born? He has always been considered as a native of Bristol; but Hutchins, in his History of Dorsetshire, asserts that he was born at Poole, and removed almost immediately after to Bristol, from whence arose the mistake; but I have my doubts of the accuracy of this statement. BIBLIOPHILE. LIVING AUTHORS, Natives of Bristol, or residing in that city and its vicinity. ANDREWES, THOMAS, Comptroller of the Customs. Rates and Tables, compiled and calculated for the use of Merchants, Revenuc-Officers and the Public in general, folio, 1787. ANDREWES, GEORGE PYNE, Attorney-at-Law. 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