Replies to Minor Queries:--James Wilson, M.D.--History of Commerce--Ecclesiastical Geography--Butts Family--Friday at Sea--A Pinch of Snuff from Dean Swift's Box--English Translation of the Canons--Few Descents through a long Period--Tandem D. O. M.--Land Holland--Arc de Arbouin--Derivation of "Martinique"--Bigot--Davies Queries--Fawsley, Heraldic Atchievement--Old Scots March--Periwinkle--Erasmus' Paraphrase--"Black Gowns and Red Coats"--Arms of Manchester--Sir Thomas Frowyk--John Goldesborough--Corrupted Names of Places--Story of Ginevra--Ornamental Hermits--Dr. Fell--List of Prothonotaries--The Vellum-bound Junius--Plague Stones--George Trehern--St. Christopher--White Livers--Torshel's Design to harmonise the Bible 329 MISCELLANEOUS:-- Notes on Books, Sales, Catalogues, &c. 334 Books and Odd Volumes wanted 334 Notices to Correspondents 334 Advertisements 335 Notes. BONAPARTE AND LORD WHITWORTH. The Rev. J. Sanford has authorised me to place the following letter in your hands, in order that you may print it in "N. & Q." should it appear to be of sufficient interest. BRAYBROOKE. "I send you an account of the very memorable scene which occurred at Madame Bonaparte's drawing-room on the 13th of March, 1803. I believe I am the only living witness, as those who were near the person of Lord Whitworth were members of the corps diplomatique, Cobenzel, Marcoff, Lucchesini, all dead. Many years after I became intimately acquainted with the Marchese Lucchesini at Florence, when I had an opportunity of referring to that remarkable conversation.