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ATREATISE cm whichASTRONOMY ; in which
the t kr/wars of the Sc;ence are dedt;eed in a •Natural
Oder from the i.ppearances or the Heayens to an Observer
on the. Earth ; demonstrated on, Alatheinittical •Principles,
and explained by as Application to.the various Phenomena.

BY OLIWTHUS GREGORY,
Teacher of Mathematics, Cambridge.
*** This Work has not yet been reviewed m any of our
Periodical _Publications, except the Philosophical I%.iagazine ;
in which the 'Editor, after observing—that we were far be-
hind some of our Neighbours on the-Continent, in regard to
good Works on Astronomy, proceeds- thus :
• " As Professor 'Vince's work is too bulky and expensive
for the great mass of the PUblic, it gives us pleasure to find
that a Gentleman so well qualified for the task as Mr. Gre-
gory 'seems to be, has' turned his attention to this deficiency,
and-supplied the Public with a cgtnprehensive, clear, and
well-arranged Elementaryyreatision this noble at d useful
Sciedce.. We have no hesitation in saying, that we consider
it as the best- pradical Work on the sub),‘Ct published since
the tithe of Leadbetter. The Author's.ri“es ate simple and
easy, and the whole rendered so familiar; by a variety of ex-
ample, that any person. initiated in the prineiples of the
Mathematical Sciences must readily comprehend-them. It
will be of great utility to young persons in particttlar who
are studying Astronomy ; and those who' have made consi-
,l,•rableproticiency will tind it exceedingly convenient to re-
lei. to.-- The'Auttior.has'omitted none of the Modernllisco-
veries; and the Tables he has given at the end are taken
iroin
_the best sources, and improved by the latest correc-
tions." • Philosophical 'Mag. Feb. 1862, No. 45.
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THE RURAL PHTLOSQPHER, or FRENCH
GEORGICS ; a Didactic Translated 'from
the Original -Of the ABBE DE LISLE,. entitled L'Hoinme
des Champs.
By JOHN MAUNDE.
For a charaler of thus work see the following extrads from
the Reviews.. •

" Mr. Maunde has ,tendered his author in an easy and yet
correl strain of versification."

,And alter several specimens, the Reviewer then proceeds
to state, that

It musttndoubtedly be seen from these specimens, that
this translation is a spiriteiband meritorious work, and stich
as the .E pglish sexier will pzruze with plaa:; ure and ad aii-
tage." _
_ _ . - -

British Critic, OClober,'.lSor.

,
" The translation of thit Poem is, upon the whole, hap-
pily executed ; it adheres with sufficient fidelity to its text,
and generally evinces an crqual. degree of
Grit. Review, Sept. 1801.
" As-the plan of thls.elegant poem has already been de-
tailzd in our analysis of the Original, we have,. now only to
consider the translation ;. and. on this . point we ,must inform
our readers that the nutribers are, in general, flowing ; that
the Poet's thoughts are not often inaccurately rendered ; and
that, though the elegance of expression -Cannot be expeaed
to equal that of a bard so. renowned for' harmony of compo-
sition,' yet this version will convey to the English reader
many of his beatifies, and a satisfactory general idea of rho
whole work."

Monthly Review, Nov. a'ot.
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