XIV.

A NEW ANATOMICAL NOMENCLATURE, relating to the Terms which are expressive of Position and Aspect in the Animal System.

By JOHN BARCLAY, M. D.

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XV.

A PRACTICAL INQUIRY into DISORDERED RESPIRATION; distin guishing the Species of Convulsive Asthma, their Causes, and Indication of Cure. By ROBERT BREE, M. d.

Physician to the General Hospital and Dispensary at Birmingham.
The third edition, corrected and enlarged, with an Appendix.
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XVI.

A TREATISE on the COW-POX; containing the enumeration of the principal facts in the history of that disease; the method of communicating the infection by inoculation; and the means of distinguishing between the genuine and spurious Cow-pox. Illustrated by Plates.

By GEORGE BELL, Surgeon, Edinburgh,

Member of the Royal Colleges of London and Edinburgh.

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"It contains the most material facts on the subject: and we doubt not that it may have its use in still farther extending the knowledge of the vaccine practice." Monthly Rev. May 1803.

XVII.

ESSAYS on the DISEASES of CHILDREN, with Cases and Dissections. Essay I. Of CYNANCHE TRACHEALIS, or CROUP. In one volume, imperial octavo, illustrated with finely coloured Dissections. Price 15s. in boards.

Essay 2. On the BOWEL COMPLAINTS more immediately connected with the Biliary Secretion, and particularly of Atrophia Ablactatorum, or Weaning Brash. In one volume imperial octavo, illustrated with finely coloured Dissections. Price 12s. 6d. in boards. By JOHN CHEYNE, M. D. Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons at Edinburgh.

XVIII.

EXPERIMENTS and OBSERVATIONS on the CORTEX SALICIS LATIFOLIA, or broad-leafed Willow-Bark; illustrated by a coloured Plate. With remarks on the different Species of the CINCHONA; general history of the Salix Latifolia, with various Experiments tending to elucidate its properties, and Cases demonstrating its superior efficacy above the Cinchona, &c. &c.

By G. WILKINSON, C. M. S. of London.

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XIX.

SERMONS. By WILLIAM LAURENCE BROWN, D. D.

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XX.

THEOLOGICAL INSTITUTES: in Three Parts:

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2. View of the Constitution of the Church of Scotland.

3. Counsels respecting the Duties of the Pastoral Office.

By GEORGE HILL, D. D. F. R. S. E.

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XXI.

SERMONS upon Subjects interesting to CHRISTIANS of every Denomination.
By THOMAS TAYLER,

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XXII.

To which is annexed a

ESSAYS and SERMONS on SELECT SUBJECTS. DISCOURSE on the NATURE of the CHRISTIAN RELIGION. By JOHN BUDDO, A. M. Preacher of the Gospel.

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XXIII

THE NEW CYCLOPÆDIA; or UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY of ARTS, SCIENCES, and LITERATURE.

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By ABRAHAM REES, D. D. F. R. S.

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English History, Sharon Turner, Esq. F. S. A.

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Midwifery and Medical Biography. R. Bland, M. D. A. S. S.

Music and Mus. Biography. Charles Burney, Mus. D. F. R. S.

Painting Henry Fuseli, Esq. R. A. Professor of Painting.

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Surgery. William Blair, Esq. A. M.

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XXIV.

AN INQUIRY into the COLONIAL POLICY of the EUROPEAN POWERS. By HENRY BROUGHAM, jun. F. R. S.

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XXV.

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THE CASTLE of the TUILERIES; or Narrative of all the Erents which have taken place in the Interior of that Palace, from the time of its Construction to the Eighteenth Brumaire of the Year VIII. Translated from the French,

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XXVI.

A TREATISE on the CULTURE and MANAGEMENT of FRUIT-TREES, in which a new Method of Pruning and Training is fully described. To which is added a new and improved edition of OBSERVATIONS on the DISEASES, DEFECTS, and INJURIES, in all kinds of FRUIT and FOREST TREES, with an account of a particular Method and Cure. Published by order of Government.

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XXVII.

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XXVIII.

RURAL PHILOSOPHY; or REFLECTIONS on KNOWLEDGE, VIRTUE, and HAPPINESS; chiefly in reference to a life of retirement in the Country. Written on the occasion of the late Dr. Zimmerman's Discourses on Solitude.

By ELY BATES, Esq.

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XXIX.

The Third (and last) Volume of GLEANINGS in ENGLAND, containing a variety of interesting and important Topics; including a Sketch of LONDON, and new Views of Peace and War.

By Mr. PRATT.
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XXX.

THE SPORTING DICTIONARY, and RURAL REPOSITORY of general Information, upon every subject appertaining to the Sports of the Field.

By WILLIAM TAPLIN, Author of the Gentleman's Stable Directory.
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XXXI.

A COMPARATIVE VIEW of the PUBLIC FINANCES, from the beginning to the close of the late Administration. A new edition, with a Supplement, containing an account of the Management of the Finances, to the present time.

By WILLIAM MORGAN, F. R. S.

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XXXII.

TRACTS on the NATURAL HISTORY of ANIMALS and VEGETABLES. Second edition, greatly enlarged. Translated from the original Italian of the ABBE SPALLANZANI, Royal Professor of Natural History in the University of Pavia, F. R. S. London, &c. &c.

By JOHN GRAHAM DALYELL,

Esq. Advocate,

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XXXIII.

LETTERS from MRS. PALMERSTONE to her DAUGHTER; inculcating morality by entertaining narratives.

By MRS. HUNTER, of Norwich.

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XXXIV.

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CLIO: or, a DISCOURSE on TASTE, addressed to a Lady.

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XXXV.

An ACCOUNT of the LIFE and WRITINGS of THOMAS REID, D. D. F. R. S. Edinburgh, late Professor of Moral Philosophy in the University of Glasgow.

By DUGALD STEWART, F. R. S. Edinburgh,

Professor of Moral Philosophy in the University of Edinburgh.
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XXXVI.

SELECT CRIMINAL TRIALS at Justice-Hall, in the Old Bailey; with the Opinions of the Twelve Judges on several interesting points occurring in the course of them, and reserved for their decision.

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XXXVII.

LIVES of the ANCIENT PHILOSOPHERS; comprehending a choice selection of their best maxitas. Written for the education of a Prince, by the author of TeJema i as Translated from the French, illustrated with Notes, and preceded by a Life of

XXXVIII.

GENERAL VIEW of the AGRICULTURE of the COUNTY of PEEBLES; with various suggestions as to the means both of local and general improvement of agriculture.

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XXXIX.

AMADIS of GAUL, from the Spanish Version of Garciordonez de Montalvo, with a Preface, &c. By ROBERT SOUTHEY.

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XL.

VERY STRANGE, BUT VERY TRUE! or, the History of an OLD MAN'S YOUNG WIFE. A Novel.

By FRANCIS LATHOM.

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XLI.

ERESTINA, a Tale, from the French, with alterations and additions of the Translator.

By FRANCIS LATHOM, Author of Astonishment, &c.
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XLII.

THADDEUS of WARSAW. A Novel.
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XLIII.

WOMEN: Their Condition and Influence in Society.
Translated from the French of JOSEPH ALEXANDER SEGUR.
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XLIV.

DELAYS and BLUNDERS: a Comedy, in five acts, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden,

By FREDERICK REYNOLDS, Esq.

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XLV.

THE MINSTRELSY of the SCOTTISH BORDER; consisting of historical and romantic Ballads, collected in the Southern Counties of Scotland; with a few of a modern date, founded upon local tradition. Vol. III. and a new edition of Vols. I. and II. With an Introduction, and Notes by the Editor,

WALTER SCOTT, Esq. Advocate.
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XLVI.

Price 11. 11s. 6d. boards.
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THE WORKS of THOMAS CHATTERTON: consisting of all the pieces contained in Rowley's Poems, Chatterton's Miscellanies, and the Supplement; with more than an equal portion of new matter. The additions consist of all Chatterton's scattered pieces which could be collected from all the different periodical publications with which he' corresponded; of various productions ascribed to Rowley or written by himself, which have appeared in sundry works; and of the unpublished pieces of both Rowley and Chatterton, which were in the possession of the late Dr. Glynn, Mr. Barrett, and Mr. Catcott. To these are added several original communications, calculated to illustrate the character of Chatterton, and to throw considerable light on the long-depending controversy. The whole published for the benefit of Mrs. Newton, Chatterton's sister. In three large volumes octavo. Price 11. 11s. 6d. in boards, ornamented with seven engravings.

XLVII.

POEMS. By Mrs. OPIE

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