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SYNOPTIC TABLES of CHEMISTRY; intended
to serve as Summary of the Le&ures delivered on that
Science in the Ptiblic Schools at Paris. By A. F. FOUR..
CROY, Member of ,the .National Institute of France,
Counsellor of State; Professor of Chemistry at the Museuni
of Natural History; -at, the Polytechnic School; and the
School al Medicine. Translaied ,from the original Ftanch;
by WILLIAM NICHOLSON: .In Royal Folio. 'Price
il. is. inboards.
• *,* Mr. Nicholson's Transi..-11floP of the nesV and improved.'
Edition of M. Fourcroy's'Sys-tem of,Cheinical Knowledge;
and its application to the Phenoniei.:a'of Nature and Art; is in
the Press, and will be published soda.

,ELEMENTS of NATURAL HISTORY; being *an
IntroduCtion to the. Sysieina Naturai of Linnus; and cont=
prising a Translation'of• the Characters of the whole Genera,
and of the most remarkable species, particularly, of ill that%
are, Natives of Britain; With an Account of the principal
Circumstances in their Maniliers and History. Likewise sit
Al pitubetiezi A rrane,etnent; with -Definitions of the technical
'Perms used in th-e §eience. Vol. -1. containing the first four
Classes, viz,. birds, . Ainphilliai and Fishes.
• With xplanatory Copper-plates.. In One Vol. Bvo. il—
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ExplanatiOn of the lst-irts used by the Swedish Naturalist.
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A LETTER to Dr. PERCIVA.L; on the Prevention of
Infeetiotts Fevers. 41,0 an Adaressto the College-or Physi
cians.at Philadelphia; .on the Prevention of the American
Pestilence; By JOHN HAYGARTH, 114:D. F. R. S Lona.
F. R.S. and R.ilrl; S. Fdinia: avid Member of the Arnerican.
•Academy of 'ArtS and Sciences. Bvo. sa. in boards.
XXV..

The INSTITUTIONS of the PRACTICE of MEDI4
-LINE ; delivered iiz a Course of Lectures By JO. b.. 113-
FIST BURSERIUS; DE KA N HELD: Translateci Irani
the Latin, by WILLIAM CULLEN BROWN. Vols. I.
and 1.1.. Bvo. 16s. in boards. -
the Third Volume is in the Press, and the remaining
,Two will follow with all consenient dispatch.
• X XV I .
The METHOD of Educating the DEAF and DUMB;
confirmed by long Eiotierience. By the Abbo- de 4iE PE E
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boards.

lust published, in Svo. Price as. 6d, sewed,
ADVICE pt) A:MINISTER ache GOSPEL, in
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V.E RsiTy. To which is added, A SERMON on the PAS-
TORAL CARE.
By JOHN NAPL-ETON, D. D. Canon Residentiary of
Hereford, Chancellor of the DiocOse, Chaplain to the Lord
Bishop of Hereford.
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