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London, England, 1807-02-18 00:00:00

This day were publithed,

In One Volumeiato. with Engravings aster L./raging% by the Au
thor, price al. as. in boards
ESSAYS on the ANATOMY of EXPRESSION
in PAINTIWI.—By CHARLES BELL,

CUNTAINING.

I. Of the Mrs of Anatomy to the Painter. Of the Study of
the Antique, and of the Academy Figure.
s. Of the Skull. 01 the Diitindtions of Charaeter in different
Ages. Comparifon of the Antique with Natural Charader.
3 & 4 Of the Mufelcs of the Face, in Mao and Animals.
S. Of the Expreflim of Pal Eon as illultrated by a Comparif'n
of the /Ankles of the Face in Man and Animals. Of the
Mufeles peculiar to Man, and their !areas in bcitowing Human
Ent% ffion.
6. Of the individual Paflions ; and of the Action of the Muf.
ties expreffive of thcie Panne
7. General View of the (Economy of the Human Body as it
relates to Exprcflion in Painting.
•.• The iitihjeds arc lllullrsted by Sketches of the Bones.
and of the Forms of the Head. Of the Mit!'elcs. Of the Ex
ration of the Face in the fermi Pallior.s. Ace.
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"'rm. we think is a very elegant and interefting publication In
the execution of his tafk Mr. Bell has nut only given new proofs of
intimate acquaintance with hia proteffional Science.but has indicat-
ed a tafte mid a feeling for the excellencies both of Sculrture and
Painting, and entered at the (sine time into all the difficulties and
perplexities of the ftudent with a zeal and a fympathy which
cannot fail to he very gratif)ing. The conception and execution
of the *etches do great credit to the talents and tafte of the
Author. They are fur the mutt part extremely ftriking and im-
preffive. tantalize:lN RILVILW, Nu. e 6
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This day was puhliOicd,
Qtarto,embelliflied with two elegantly engraved Portraits, and
a View of Nottinghani Caftle, price it t is. 6d. and in Royal

Qarto. with firft imprefLons of the Plates, price ai. t as.id.
la cure bouts,
MMEMOI RS of the LIFE of Colonel HUTCH IN.
SON, Governor of Nottingham Cattle and Town, Repre-
fentative of the Count) of Nestingham hi the long Parliametit,and
of the Town of Nottingham in the Firft l'arliament of Charies
11. &c. With original Anecdotes of many of the molt diftin
guiesed of his Cooteniporaries, and a Summary Review of Public
Affairs : written by his Widow LI/Clr, daughter of Sir ALLIEN
Amer, Lieutenant of the Tower, &c. Now fira publiased
from the original Manderipts.
By the Rev JULIUS HUTCHINSON
To which is prilled, the Life of Mrs. Hutcbinlun, written by
Herkif; a Fragment.
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contemplation a human ebarakier, and arc fenfible to the charms
of lutelledual gad mural medicine."

Fetedlive Reale'', Jan. zSoy.
" As a political record, we regard it as a valuable sdaltiiiii to
our flock of original documents ; bur, perhaps, its g•catcft merit
will be allowed to raft on its cseellency as a literary compoiltion.
The Rory Is interefting in the bigheft degree. The ityle is un
doulitedly entitled to the praife of vigour and elegance, and will
not be canly matched among the writings of our elder Authors.'
Critical Review, Jan sky.
1)t4l work, Indeed, be a moft valuable addition to the hiftorl-
ad record of a petiod, which has always been confidered as one of
the molt Important in this annals of knBlifti hiftory."
Oztord Review, Fcb.
° This lo &beg Qi 11,:plarinterett and Importance."
Centurs Literals, Feb. 407.