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POPULAR. INTRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY.
This day were publithed,
illuftiated with numerous large Copper-plates, on a plan entirely
new. price 45. with an allowance to ichools,
THE WONDERS of the TELESCOPE, or a
DISPLAY of the WONDERS of the HEAVENS and of
the sicimem of the UNIVERSE, written in a familiar and po•
pular manner, adapted particularly to the perufal of Young Per-
lons, and .efpecially calculated to promote and fimplify the Rudy
of Aftronorny to Perron' of all Ages.
Printed for RICUARD PRILLIPN Bridge-ftreet„ Blackfriars;
and fold by TABART and Co. at the Juvenile Library, New Bond-
itzett ; and by ail other Rookie:lets. Of whom silo may he bad,
The WONDERS of the NIICICOSCOPE, or a Dilplay of the
Wonders of the Creation, in Objedts comparatively minute, il-
luftrated with very large Plats. Price as. 6d.

BOTANY BAY.—This day was publiffied.
In three volutnes,foolfean octavo, price fp. 6d. in boards,
A VOYAGE. ROUND the WORLD, in the
years 1800, 180 t, doz. 1803, and 1804, in which the Au-
thor vitted the principal Wands in the Pacific Ccean,stid the Fog-
ifh Set tl mcnts of PORT JACKSON, and NOR FOLK ISLAND,
and tended eight months in 0 FAHEITE. Including accounts of
the prefent State of Society, and of the Progrefs of Civilization
Soc.,' the Voyages of Cooke; and an impartial narrative of the pro-
ceedings of the Miffionarics in the Society Maud% to the latter
end of the year 1803; together with a variety of particulars never
before given to the Public, relative to the Settlements in NEW
SOUTH WALES, drawr. up on the rpm in 1804.
By JOHN I'URNBULL.
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REMARKS on the DUTIES of the CLERICAL
LI,- PROFESSION, with refped to the CULTIVATION of
LEARNING; in a Chugs delivered to the Clergy of the Arch•
deaconry of St. Alban's, at the Vilitation, holden, June loth,
A. D. iStas.
By JOSEPH HOLDEN POTT, A. M.
Prebendary of Lincoln, and Archdeacon of St. Alban's.
Publiflud at the requcft of the Clergy prdcnt.
Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard; and
J. Hatcbard, Piecaddly.
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Price 3s. the Second Edition of
Conildrrations on the General Conditions of the Chtillion
Covenant ; with a vic7w to fome important Controverfiea.

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In One Volume (Mayo, price 7s. boirds, the Second Edition of
SERMONS, altered and adapted to an ENGLISH
PULPIT, from FRENCH 'WRITERS.

By SAMUEL PARTRIDGE, M.A. F.S. A.
Vicar of Bolton, &c.
Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 6s, St. Paul's Church-yard;
fold alto by J. Hatchard, in Piceatlilly.
' " This work is not properly a evanilation, nor yet an abridge-
ment; but is, rather, an attempt to point out the Jolt mid-way
betwixt th- coolnefa of Englilh, and the inordinate warmth of
French pulpit-oratory. The plan of each difcourfe, and moltof
the matter, are taken (with eonfiderable alteration) from French
divines. Their diffufe arguments and periods are reduced ; their
rhetoric is rejedted; and their found oratory (if the Ecglifh writer
has fulfilled hi, defign) is retained."
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to tfie attention of young preachers, who may not yet have had
the opportunity or experience of enmpofition. The difcourfes are
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general of a motlerate length, remarkably perfpicuous, pradliml
In their fulleas,and unexceptionable in their doetrine."

MOTFIER BY'S MEDICAL DIC FIONARY.
A NEW EDITION, being the Sixth, Correlted,
3- EnUrged, and greatly Improved, is now in the Preis.
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a little more than twenty years ; but the declining health of Dr.
Motherby, and of his fueceitor, Dr. Wallis, prevented them from
paying due attention to the numerous improvements in the dif-
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the pradtitioner's notice; and, on a careful recital of the Dictiona-
ry, fo much was of neceffity to be added and omitted, fo many
changes and modifications of farmer opinions had occurred, that
It has alnsoft nr.cosse wPI KW WORK. The very great labour that
bas been employed in rendering it a COMPLETE VIEW of
MODERN OPINIONS and MODERN PRACTICE in every
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