to have been founded on fame well known fact, and it is greatly to be apprehended that the example has not been limited to one atrocious robbery and perhaps murder. This is a well written little book, and calculated to do good among the young people in the middle claffes of life.

ART. 33. Beauties of Dr. Robertfon, containing the most promi nent and interesting Paffages in the Works of that illuftrious Hiftarian, being the Lives and Characters of the principal Perfonages, together with the most memorable Events, delineated by him in his Hiftories of Scotland, of Charles V. and of America. To which is prefixed, an Account of the Life and Writings of the Author. I 2mo. 5s. Longman. 1810.

We are not fo informed in the title-page, but it may be pre. fumed that this felection, which is entirely confined to biogra phical sketches, was intended as a fort of exercise book for the higher claffes in fchools. All indeed may perufe it with fatis. faction, but it feems exceedingly well adapted to the abovementioned purpose. The account of the life and writings of Dr. Ro bertfon is drawn up with neatnefs and perfpicuity, and the book exhibits a very pleafing fpecimen of modern typography, being remarkably well printed."

ART. 34. Letters on Pi&urefque and Moral Geography, illuftrative of Landscape and Manners in the various Countries of Europe, chiefly defigned for the higher Claffes in Schools, and for minor Students in Literature. By Francis L. Clarke, Efq. I 2mo. 59. Law.

1810.

The term moral Geography is rather unusual, and perhaps not altogether to be juftified; but the author has produced an entertaining and inftructive volume, and exceedingly well calculated for the object propofed. If this attempt shall answer, the author may perhaps find it expedient to extend his plan to Afia and the other quarters of the globe.

ART. 35. Relation of the Operations and Battles of the Austrian and French Armies in the year 1809, with three Plans. By W. Müller, Lieutenant of the King's German Engineers. 8vo. 6s. Goddard. 1810.

It is both melancholy and affecting to read thefe circumftantial details of unavailing bravery and flaughter, and of battles in which the blood of thousands upon thousands feems to have been wafted for no other purpofe than to confirm the most abominable tyranny that ever oppreffed mankind. The fanguinary contefts of Wagram, and of Afpern, are here defcribed by an intelligent officer, and if not ftrictly intelligible to the common reader, muft be highly interesting to thofe of the military order, and all muft admire

admire the undaunted bravery and firmness of the Auftrians, alas that no better fuccefs attended them!

MONTHLY LIST OF PUBLICATIONS.

DIVINITY.

The Truth and Confistency of Divine Revelation with fomne Remarks on the contrary Extremes of Infidelity and Enthufiafm. In eight Difcourfes, delivered before the University of Oxford, at St. Mary's, in 1811, at the Lecture founded by the late Rev. John Bampton, Canon of Salisbury. By John Bidlake, D.D. of Chrift Church, Oxford, &c. 8vo. 8s.

Sermons, preached on Public Occafons, with Notes, and an Appendix of various Critical, Hiftorical, and Political Subjects. By R. Valpy, D.D. F.A.S. 2 vols. 8vo. 18s.

The Sin and Danger of Schifm, confidered in a Charge delivered to the Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Leicefter, at the Summer Vifitation in 1811. By the Rev. A. Burnaby, D.D. Archdeacon of Leicester. 1s. 6d.

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A Charge to the Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Middlesex, at the Visitas tion in May and June, 1811. By G. O. Cambridge, A.M. F.A.S. 1s. 6d.

HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY.

An Account of the Conqueft of the Ifle of France, or Mauritius: with fome Notices on the Hiftory, Soil, Products, Defences, and Political Impor tance of the Ifland. By an Officer, who ferved on the Expedition. 4s.

The Hiftory of the Worthies of England endeavoured, by Thomas Fuller, D.D. Firft printed in 1662: a new Edition, with explanatory Notes by John Nichols, F.A.S. London, Edinburgh and Perth. 2 vols. 4to. 51. 5s.

MEDICAL.

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An Account of the Ravages, committed in Ceylon by Small Pox previously to the Introduction of Vaccination: with a Statement of the Circumftances attending the Introduction, Progrefs and Succefs of Vaccine Inoculation, in that Ifland. By Thomas Chriftie, M.D. 8vo. 3s.

A Serious Addrefs to the Public on the Practice of Vaccination, in which the late Failure of that Operation in the Family of Earl Grofvenor is particu larly adverted to. 28.

A Paper, containing the Refults of Eleven Years Practice, at the Original Vaccine Pock Inftitution, No. 44, Broad Street, Golden Square. 2s.

A Pofological Companion to the London Pharmacopoeia. Adapted to the laft Reform of the College. By John Nott, M.D. of Briftol Hot Wells. 3s. A Treatise on the Gout: containing the Opinions of the moft celebrated ancient and modern Phyficians on the Dileale; with Obfervations on the Eau Medicinale. By John Ring. 8vo. 65..

A Letter refpectfully addrefled to the Commiffioners of Tranfports, Sick and Wounded Seamen, &c. on the Subject of the Operation for Popliteal Aneurism, illuftrated with Cafes and the Defcription of a new Intrument. By A. C. Hutchinfon, M.). Surgeon to the Naval Hofpital at Deal is. 6d. Popular Directions for the Treatment of the Difeases of Women and Chil

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Practical Remarks on Infanity, to which is added, a Commentary on the Diffection of the Brains of Maniacs, with fome Account of Difeafes incident to the lufane. By Bryan Crowther, Member of the Royal College of Sur, geons in London, and Surgeon to Bridewell and Bethlem Holpitals. 5s.

LAW.

An Effay on Aquatic Rights: intended as an Illuftration of the Law rela tive to Filing, aud to the Propriety of Ground or Soil, produced by Allu vion and Dereliction in the Sea and Rivers. By Henry Schultes. 8vo, 5s. 6d.

A Treatise on the Law of Vendor and Purchafer of Perfonal Property : confidered chiefly with a View to Mercantile Tianfactions. By George Rofs, Efq. of the Inner Temple. 8vo. 12s.

Hiftorical Inquiries concerning Forefts and Laws, with Topographical Remarks upon the Ancient and Modern State of the New Foreft, in the County of Southampton. By Percival Lewis, Efq. 4to. 11. 11s. 6d.

AGRICULTURE. GEOLOGY.

Hints to Dairy Farmers; being an Account of the Food and extraordinary Produce of a Cow, belonging to William Crump, of Lewes, in Suffex. Pub lifhed by Order of the Board of Agriculture. 1s.

Obfervations on the Breeding of Swine, and Curing of Bacon, with Hints on Agricultural Subjects. By Robert Henderson, Farmer, Broomhill, near Annan.

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A General View of the Agriculture of Aberdeenshire, drawn up under the Direction of the Board of Agriculture. By George Skene Keith, D. D.

8vo. 15s.

Geological Travels in England. By J. A. De Luc, Efq. 2 Vols. 8vo. II. 4s.

Tranfactions of the Geological Society. Vol. 1. 21. 2s.

An Hiftorical and Defcriptive Account of the Four Species of Peruvian Sheep, called Carncos de la Tierra. By William Walton, Jun.

ARCHITECTURE.

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Plans and Views of Buildings, executed in England and Scotland, in the Caftellated, and other Styles. By R. Lugar, Architect. 4to. 21. 25,

An Account of a Mode of Roofing with Paper, ufed at Tew Lodge Farm, Oxfordshire, and other Places. By J. C. Loudon, late of Tew Lodge. 2s.

POLITICS.

Obfervations on Parliamentary Reform. By James Mafon, Efq. 2s. 6d. The Depreciation of Bank Notes demonftrated, and the Affertion, that Gold is too dear to make Guineas with, proved to be abfurd. 1s. 6d.

An Impartial Examination of the Merits and Demerits of his R. II. the Duke of York, as Commander in Chief. 1s. 6d.

Syllabus of Arguments proving the Neceffity of a Parliamentary Reform, By Walter Honeywood Yate, Efq. late Member of St John's College, Oxford, and one of his Majesty's Jultices of Peace, Deputy Lieutenant of the County of Gloucefter. 2 Vols.

A Letter to Henry Brougham, Efq. M. P. on the Subject of Reform in the Reprefentation of the People in Parliament. By William Rofcoe, Efq. 6d. Money, what it is, its Value in Reference to Bank-notes, and any valu able Circulating Medium; with Obfervations on the prefent State of our Commerce. By Nathaniel Cooke, Efq. 1s.

Subftance of the Speech of Lord Viscount Caftlereagh, in the House of Commons, July 15, on Lord Stanhope's Bill. 2s.

An Addrefs to the People of the United States. By the Hon. Robert Smith, late Secretary of State. 1s. 6d.

The Wilderness: or Prolufions in Verfe; confifting partly of Original Pieces, and partly of Imitations, &c. By the Rev. Thomas Berkeley Greaves.

The Remains of Jofeph Blackett, confifting of Sketches, Original Dramas, Poems, &c. and Memoirs of his Life. By Mr. Pratt. 2 Vols. 11.

Poems

Poems on various Subjects, including a Poem on the Education of the Poor; an Indian Tale, the Offering of Ifaac, a Sacred Drama.

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Poems and Letters, by the late William Ifaac Roberts, of Bristol. With fome Account of his Life. 10s. 6d.

The Regent's Fete, or the Prince and the Country, a Defcriptive Poem. By Edward Fitzgerald, Efq. of the Middle Temple. 2s. 6d.

Bannock-burn, in Four Books.

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The Battle of Albuera, with an Epifile Dedicatory to Lord Wellington. 8vo. 3s.

The Banks of the Wye, in Four Books. By Robert Bloomfield. 5s. Carleton House Fete; or the Difappointed Bard in a Series of Elegies. To which is added, Curiofity in Rags, an Elegy. By Peter Pindar. 4to. 2s. 6d.

NOVELS.

Elnathan, or the Ages of Man: by a Philofopher. 3 Vols. 12mo. 15s. Inhabitants of Earth, or the Follies of Woman: by A. F. Holftein. 3 Vols. 12mo. 16s. 6d.

Sentimental Anecdotes: confifting of Four Tales, by Madame de Montolieu. Tranflated from the French by Mrs. Plunkett, formerly Mifs Gunuing. Vols. 12mo. 75.

The Coufins, or a Woman's Promife and a Lover's Vow. 3 Vols. 12mo. 15s.

DRAMATIC.

A Letter to William Gifford, Efq. on a late Edition of Ford's Plays, chiefly as relating to Ben Jonfon. By Octavius Gilchrift, Efq. 8vo. 2s. 6d.

The Alien, or an. Anfwer to Mr. Greville's Statement, with Respect to Mr. Naldi's Action for the Arrears of his Salary, including a Short Hiftory of the Argyle Theatre. By Guifeppe Naldi. 15.

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The Readieft Reckoner ever invented, for affifting the Tradefman, &c. in finding the Amount, at any given Price, of any Number, from One to Ten Thoufand. By Stephen Simplon and Edward Wife, Accountants. 5s.

The Art of Preferving all Kinds of Animal and Vegetable Subftances for feveral Years. A Work pub.ithed by Order of the French Minifter of the Interior, on the Report of the Board of Arts and Manufactures. By M. Appert. 12mo. 55.

Etymologicon Univerfale, or Univerfal Etymological Dictionary, on a new Plan. 2 Vols, 4to. 41. 4s..

Remarks upon Education; with fome Obfervations on two Pamphlets in Defence of Public Schools. By Thomas Simons. 3s. Sd.

An Abridgment of Locke's Eflay on the Human Understanding. With fome Conjectures respecting the Interference of Nature with Education. By Louifa Capper. 4to. 11.

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A Brief Statement of the Origin and Advantages of the New Weftern Road. 1s.

A Letter to Sophia, on the Fete given at Carleton Houfe, by his Royal Highne's the Prince Regent, to celebrate his Majefty's Birth-day. By Baron Gerainb. 7s.

Analyfis of a New Syftem of General Education, in which the Lancastrian Principles are difcuffed and enlarged, in a Project for the Erection of a Grand Public Academy at Glasgow, to be fupported by Public Markets in the Suburbs of that City, but applicable to every large Town. Addreffed to the Heritors of the Barony of Gorbals, and accompanied with Plans of Glasgow and the Neighbourhood. 8vo. 10s. 6d,

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LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.

The Projector, a Periodical Paper, on Manners and Morals, revifed and corrected by the Author, will appear in the courfe of the prefent month in 3 vols. 8vo.

Dr. Purdy's Lectures are nearly printed, and will be readý to be delivered to the fubfcribers foon after Michaelmas.

A Work by Mifs Hawkins, of Twickenham, in four o&tavo volumes, entitled The Countess and Gertrude, or Modes of Difcipline, is nearly ready for publication.

Beauford, or Views in High Life, by Mr. Henry Card, is

in the Prefs.

We rejoice to hear that Mr. Nichols has very nearly com pleated his great and laborious work on Leicestershire, as well as what all scholars expect with eagernels, his extended edition of Anecdotes of Bowyer. This laft will be in fix vols. 8vo.

Dr. Titford is preparing for publication, Sketches towards a Hortus Botanicus Americanus, or coloured plates of the Weft Indies, and North and South America, with Defcriptions, &c. compiled and collected during his refidence in the Weft Indies.

Mr. Parkes is printing a new Edition of his Chemical Catechifm, with improvements.

A new Edition of Tuffer's Five Hundred Points of Good Hufbandry, will be published in October.

Dr. Gregory, of the Royal Military Academy, will publish in October, A Series of Letters to a Friend, in Vindication of the Evidences, Doctrines, and Duties of the Chriftian Religion, defigned principally for the use of young Perfons of liberal Education.

Mr. J. J. Park, of Hampstead, has announced his inten tion of publishing by fubfcription in an octavo volume, An Account of the Hiftory and Antiquities of that Parifh.

The Rev. Robert Uvedale, is printing a Defcription of his new Invented Inftrument or Machine, for illuftrating on Scientific Principles the Structure and Theory of the Hebrew Language.

A fecond volume of Sermons by Dr. Brichan is in the prefs.