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DR. WATTS'S WORKS.

This day was published, in 8 vo. ; New Edition, price 10s. 6d.
boards, and in 12mo, price ss. bound,
I. TIIE IMPROVEMENT of the MIND; or,
A Supplement to the Art of Logic ; containing a
variety of Remarks and Rules for the Attainment and Com-
nianication of useful Knowledge in Religion, in the Sciences,
i..rd in Common 'Life; to which is added, a Discourse on the
L.ducation of Children and Youth.
By ISAAC WATTS, D. D.
2. Logic ; or, The Right Use of Reason, in the Inquiry after
Iruth. With a variety of Rules to guard against Error, in the
Fairs of Religion and human life, as well as in the Sciences.
A new Edition, corrected and! in4proved, in Ilvo. price 7s. bound,
ar.d in 12mo. price 4s. 6d. bound.
%. A Short View of the whole Scripture Ilistory,with a Con-
ir,uation of the Jewish Affairs, from the Old Testament till the
'fine of Christ; and an Account of the chief Prophecies that
relate to him. Illustrat,dl withvarious Remarks on the history
d Religion of the Patriarchs, Jews, and Christians; and on tha
--ws, Government, Sects, Customs, and Writings of the Jews ;
vok Figure. relating to their Camp, Tabernacle, and ‘Vorship.
trh-rity-,isth Edition, in 12mo. 4s. bound.
Prita;vd for F. C. and .1. ItivingtOn; Longman. Most, nt...,
and Brown; J. Scatcl,erd ; Lickington and C0..1. Rich-
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t. .1. Uuoke ; Balsiwto, Cradock, and Joy; It. S. Kirby,
V 11. Waittaker,J.

ME'S DICTIONARY OF CHEMISTRY.
This day was published,
In One large Volume, 2vo. printed double columns, with En-
gravings, price One Guinea, in boards,
ADICTIONARY of CHEMISTRY, on the basis
of Nicholson's, in which the principles of the Science are
investigated anew, and its application to the Phenomena of Na-
tors, Medicine, Mineralogy, Agriculture, and Manufactures,
detailed.—By ANDREW U RE, M.D. With' n Introductory
Dissertation, &c.
Authorities recommending this Work :
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powers of original research than any body of chemical knowledge
that has yet appeared since the Elements of Sir liumpluy
D ivy."—Tilloch's Philosophical Magazine.
" It is a work which displays considerable diligence and equal
knowledge of the subject of which it treats, and will form a
valuable addition to the Student's Library."--Journal of Science,
Nit. 21.

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views are based on the result of experimental induction, and its
style is, in a particular manner, significant, perspicuous, and
elegant.“—Johnson's Medical Journal, April, 1821.
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