Sir—Captain Medwin, in his Conversations of Lord Byron, alludes to a Religious Work, the perusal of which had a great effect on his Lordship's mind, as it contained such strong arguments in favour of our Religion, that his Lordship neither could, nor wished to refute them.—As every circumstance which had any influence over the opinions of Lord Byron must be interesting to the Public, permit me, through the medium of your valuable Journal, to request the Author of the “Conversations,” or one of your numerous readers who may possess information on the subject, to state the title of the work above adverted to,—a communication which will give much satisfaction to