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THE LIFE of the Right Hon. WILLIAM
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By GEORGE TONII.TNE. D.D.
Lord.llishop of Vinchestrr.
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ANNALS OF PHILOSOPHY,
- • Edited hy• Mr, Phillips.

THE ANNALS .OF PHILOSOPHY FOR
JLYNE contains, among other Articles, the fallow.
ing •
Mr. James Crichtoi, on the Maximum Density of Water;
Dr. Forchhammer on a Salt composed of Sulphuric Acid,
peroxide of Iron, and Ammonia ; Sir W. Congreve on Ms
'Light Establishments, and on the comparative explosive force
of Carbotetted Hydrogen ,Gas and Gunpowder; Professor
comming on the Developement of Blectrognagnetism • by
Heat; Dr. Williams on the Practicability of an Operation
fur Plaids's Pulmonalis ; Professor Oersted on Schweigger's
Electromagnetic Multiplier Mr. Phillips' Analysis of the
Native Sulphate of Iron and Alumina; Mr. Brooke on the
Crystalline Form of Artificial Salts; Analytical Account of
Professor Barlow's Essay on Magnetic Attractions; Proceed-
ings of the Royal Linneln and Geological Societies ; Variobs
Scientific Notices, &c. &c.
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►IMIE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE for
JL JUNE t, contains, among various other Papers
I. Two Songs, by Thcimas Campbell, Esq.
If, Sketches of the No: 5, Mr. Joy.
111. Remarks on sth and 6th Parts of Las Cales' Journal.
IV. The New CattrioletC
V. London Lyrics : James's Park—The Newspapers.
VI. On thiltepaits of the Ancients.
VII. Greek Song : The Shade of Theseus.
VIII. 'Me Claisics and Romantic,.
IX. Out of :fawn and not in the COuntry,
x.mii the Statue of a Funeral Genius.
M. British Galleries of 'Art, No.ti.
XII. The last of the. O'Neils.
XIII. The Bird's Release at the Grave.
XIV. Sympathies and Prejudices. XV. Education.
XVI. The Flower that feels not Spring.
XVII. On Music, No. 3; with reference to the PrincipleS
of the Beautiful in that Art.
XVIII. The Diver; a Ballad, from the German.
XIX. The Tavern. XX. Printed by Mistake.
XXI. The Plvykician. • XXII. WO), to Spain.
XXIII. Song for a Swiss Festival on the Anniversary of
an Ancient Battle.
XXlV...l7o,4l.fauttlain,
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