2 vols. 8vo. with plates, drawn and engraved by Mr. Sowerby.

BIOGRAPHY.

At press, Biographical Memoirs of Dr. Matthew Stewart, Dr. James Hutton, and Professor Jolin Robison; read before the Royal Society of Edinburgh; now collected into one volume, with some additional notes. By John Playfair, F.R.S.L. and E. Professor of Natural Philosophy in the University of Edinburgh. 8vo. with three portraits.

CHEMISTRY.

Dr. Henry is printing a new edition of his Elements of Chemistry, with very considerable additions and improvements.

CLASSICAL LITERATURE.

The following school books are in the press:-sopi Fabulæ Selectæ, with English notes, for the use of schools. By E. H. Barker, Esq. Trinity College, Cambridge.

Cicero de Officis, with English notes, critical and explanatory. The text is taken from the best editions. For students at college and schools. 6s. 12mo.

Ovidii Metamorphoses Selectæ, et in usum Scholarum expurgatæ; cum notis Anglicis. By the Rev. C. Bradley. On the plan of his Phædrus, Eutropius, &c.

EDUCATION.

At press, Hints from an Invalid Mother to her Daughter, on subjects connected with moral and religious Improvement in the conduct of Life, in various Relations. By Anna Williams, authoress of "Incitement to Early Piety."

Mr. Bryan is printing a Compendious Astronomical and Geographical Class Book, for the use of families and young persons.

tion of the picture of the Battle of Waterloo. The plate will be engraved in the line manner, by John Burnet, size of the Death of Wolfe, Nelson, &c. 19 by 24 inches.-The price of the prints, two guineas; proofs four guineas; half to be paid at the time of subscribing, the remainder on delivery of the impressions. The impressions will be delivered scrupulously in the order in which they are subscribed for.

HISTORY.

In the press, the Battle of WaterlooCircumstantial details of this memorable event, illustrated by an original plan, views, &c. tending to elucidate and identify the spots of many of the events, with much information on the subject. By a near observer, previous to and after the battle.

JURISPRUDENCE.

At press, a Treatise on the Law of Scotland, with respect to Tithes and Stipends of the parochial clergy. By John Connell, Esq. advocate, procurator of the church of Scotland. Three vols. 8vo.

MEDICINE AND CHIRURGERY.

Sir F. C. Morgan, physician, is preparing for the press, Outlines of the Philosophy of Life, which has for its object the diffusion of a more general knowledge of the fundamental facts of physiology.

A Treatise on Cataract; by J. II. Wishart, member of the royal college of surgeons, and one of the surgeons to the Public Dispensary and Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, will be published shortly.

The second volume of Essays on the Morbid Anatomy of the Human Eye; illustrated by numerous coloured engravings: by James Wardrop, F.R.S.E. will shortly be published. Royal 8vo.

MINERALOGY.

The Rev. H. Batten, of Bellevue-House Academy, proposes to publish in October, a Report of a Series of Experiments which he has made on Children of various ages, to ascertain the different Systems of Education, by which he proves, that by the interrogative system, children may learn as much in one year, as by the ordinary method intrative of the various crystallizations that four years.

FINE ARTS.

At press, a System of Mineralogy, by Robert Jameson, professor of natural instory in the University of Edinburgh. The second edition, with numerous plates, illus

occur in the mineral kingdom, of the structure of the earth, and of the form and structure of the organic remains which it contains. Three vols. 8vo.

MISCELLANIES.

Proposals have been circulated by Boydell and Co. for publishing a print of the Battle of Waterloo, dedicated to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in the same At press, the Naval Monitor, containing manner and size as those they published of many useful hints for both the public and pri the Death of General Wolfe, the Death vate conduct of the young gentlemen in, of Lord Nelson, &c. for which purpose or entering that profession in all its branches; they have engaged Mr. Atkinson to execute in the course of which, and under the rea picture of large dimensions, with the ex- marks on gunnery, are some observations ception of the portraits, which will be on the naval actions with America. painted by Mr. Devis, both of whom are a plan for improving the naval system as far now on the continent collecting every infor- as it regards that most useful set of petty ofmation, and taking portraits of the Duke officers, the midshipmen, By an officer in Wellington, Prince Blucher, the Prince of Orange, Duke of Brunswick, and such Shortly will be published, Paris, during others as will be essential to the composi- the interesting month of July, 1815:

the navy.

Also,

Series of Letters, addressed to a Friend in London By W. D. Fellowes, Esq. illustrated by portraits of the Royal Family of France, en-groupe; a present likeness of Bonaparte, en-vignette; and other interesting plates, in one volume.

moirs; and embellished with a fac-simile of the handwriting of the author. Half the subscription to be paid on subscribing.

Speedily will appear, the second volume of Discourses on the Principles of Religi ous Belief, as connected with human happiness and improvement. By the Rev. Robert Morehead, A.M. late of Baliol College, Oxford, junior minister of the episcopal chapel, Cowgate, Edinburgh.

The Rev. Francis Wrangham, is about to publish his collected works, consisting of Sermons, Dissertations, Essays, and Poems; to which will be added, amongst other articles, a translation of Milton's Defensio At press, the second volume of Sermons Secunda He is also editing a new edition by the Rev. Archibald Alison, L.L.B. preof the British Plutarch, with very consider-bendary of Sarum, rector of Rodington, able additions, and many new lives; to be published in 6 vols 8vo.

A new and complete edition of the works of the late Rev. Richard Cecil, with a Memoir of his Life, by the Rev. Josiah Pratt, will be shortly ready for publication.

Speedily will be published, the fourth volume of Prize Essays and Transactions of the Highland Society of Scotland; 'to which is prefixed, an Account of the principal Proceedings of the Society since 1807. By fleury Mackenzie, Esq. one of the di

The Rev. John Morley, rector of Bradfield Combush, in Suffolk, will soon publish in an 8vo. volume, Discourses partly Doctrinal and partly Practical.

Speedily will be published, by subscription, price 16s. boards, a Treatise on Theology; written by Mrs. Lucy Hutchinson, author of the "Memoirs of the Life of Colonel Hutchnson, governor of Nottingham Castle and Town," &c. To which will be added, a Letter from Mrs. Hutchinson to her daughter, on the Principles of the Christian Religion; also the Life of Mrs. Hutchinson, written by herself, a fragment. From the original MSS. The work to be handsomely printed in an octavo volume, price 16s boards, to correspond with the 8vo. edition of the Me

vicar of High Ercal, and senior minister of the episcopal chapel, Edinburgh.

VOYAGES AND TRAVELS.

Arthur Burrow, Esq. late travelling fellow to the University of Cambridge, and D.A. commissary general in the Mediterranean, is preparing for the press, some Account of the Mediterranean, 1810 to 1815, political and scientific, literary and descriptive. The work will appear in royal quarto, with engravings; and the first volume will be chiefly confined to Sicily.

A new work, entitled a Picture of Italy, by Mr. Coxe, will shortly appear. It will be a complete guide to all the curiosities and antiquities of that classical and interesting country; and will contain full directions to travellers, the principal routes, distances in posts and English miles, the best inns, coins, and every thing worthy of observation. It will include an accurate description of Rome, Milan, Naples, Florence, and Venice, and will be illustrated with maps and plates, representing costume, diversions, &c. To render it as perfect as possible, dialogues adapted to travelling, in the English, French, and Italian languages, arranged in parallel columns, will be appended.

dleston, schoolmaster, Lunan. A new edi

tion. 8vo. 12s.

Londina Illustrata, number 19 and 20.1. An interior of the porch of St. Alphage. 2. Specimens of ancient architecture of the same structure, and plan. 3. Views of the interior of St. Alphage. 4. Sion College in 1800. 5. Queen Elizabeth's free grammar school, St. Saviour's. 6. View of the ruins of Winchester-palace, Southwark, after the fire 1814 7. Remains of the subterrane ous church of St. Michael. 8. Customhouse, London, in the reign of Elizabeth, also, after the fire 1814. 85. each; on large paper, 10s. 6d. each.

BIOGRAPHY.

The Life of the Most Noble Arthur, Duke of Wellington, from the period of his first atchievements in India, to his invasion of France, and the peace of Paris in 1814, embellished with a bust of the Duke, and a map of the Peninsula. By George Elliot, Esq. 8vo. 14s.

tertainment given by Lord Leicester to
Queen Elizabeth; together with Farley
Castle, selected from a private edition of
Mr. Liddiard's poems. 8vo. 7s.

Shakspeare's Himself Again; or, the Language of the Poet Asserted: being a full but dispassionate examen of the readings and interpretations of the several editors.The whole comprised in a series of notes, sixteen hundred in number, and further illustrative of the more difficult passages in his plays, to the various editions of which these volumes form a complete and necessary supplement. By Andrew Becket. Two vols. 8vo. 11.

EDUCATION.

The Art of Writing; being a New System of Superior Swift Writing, in six lessons. To which is added, an Entire New System for Writing Figures. Both founded on mathematical principles, and simplified. By G. B. King. 2s.

Travels at Home, and Voyages by the Fire Side, for the instruction and entertainment of young persons. 5 vols. 18mo. 15s. half-bound.-Volumes three to five (now first published) including Asia, Africa, and America, separate. 9s. half-bound.

Glenoeven; or, the Fairy Palace: a tale for young people; illustrated by engravings. By Eleanor Sleath. 18mo. 3s half-bound.

The Life and Campaigns of Field Marshal Prince Blucher, of Wahlstadt, from the period of his birth and first appointment in the Prussian service, to his second entry into Paris in 1815; comprehending authentic biographical incidents of the leading military characters of both the French and confederate armies. Translated in part from the German of General Count Gneisenau, Private Education; or, a Practical Plan quarter-master-general to Prince Blucher's for the Studies of Young Ladies; with an army; with considerable additions. By address to parents, private governesses, and J. E. Marston, Esq. of the Hamburgh-Bur- young ladies. Dedicated to the Countess ger-Guard. 8vo. 18s. of Leven and Melville. By Elizabeth Ap pleton. 12mo 7s. 6d.

Wood's Athenæ Oxonienses: the history of all the Writers and Bishops who have had their education in the University of Oxford. Very considerably augmented both in text and notes, and continued to the year 1800. By Philip Bliss, Esq. fellow of St. John's College, Oxford. Vol. 2. royal 4to. 41. 48.

Observations on the Writings, and on the Character of Mr. Gray. Originally subjoined to the second volume of the complete edition, in 1814, of all his works in two volumes in 4to. By Thomas James Mathias. 8vo. 7s.

CARICATURE PRINTS.

Needs Must when Wellington drives. 2s.
Boney in a Stew. 2s.

Lecture on Heads, by Wellington and
Blucher. 2s.

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Les Delassemens de la Jeunesse; Recueil de Contes, Historiettes Morales, etc. suivi de Pieces Choisies de Montaigne, Pascal, la Bruyere, etc. With twelve beautiful engravings. 4 vols. 12mo. 14s. bound.

GEOLOGY.

An Introduction to Geology, illustrative of the general structure of the earth; comprising the elements of the science, and outline of the Geology and Mineral Geography of England. A new edition, enlarged, with coloured plates, containing the result of the author's inquiries, during an examination of various parts of Engiand, and the eastern coast of Ireland, in 1813 and 1814. By Robert Bakewell. 8vo. 18s.

HISTORY.

The Annual Register; (Rivington's) or, a View of the History, Politics, and Literature, for the year 1806; being the sixth volume of the New Series, commencing with the present century. 8vo. 11. 4s.

The volume for 1797, has been some time in the press, and will be published in the course of the Autumn. The volume for 1807, is also printing, and will appear early

Kenilworth, a mask, or Three Days En- in the Winter.

Part II. (to be continued) of Reports argued and determined in the Court of Ex- A Critical Inquiry into the Pathology of chequer, Michaelmas Term, and the sittings Scrofulas, in which the origin of that disease after, and Hilary Term, 55 Geo. III. 1815 is accounted for on the new principles; and By Geo. Price, Esq. Barrister at Law. These a new and much-improved method is recomReports are in continuation of Mr. Wight-mended and explained on the treatment of wick's. Royal 8vo. 6s. it. By George Henning, M.D. 8vo. 10s. 6d. A Treatise on Forensic Medicine; or, Medical Jurisprudence. By O. W. Bartley, M.D. Bristol. 12mo. 4s.