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This day r"..1, puhliihed, in One large Volume, Bc.a.
with Plates, price t as. in hoards,
9 'HE PAINTER alid VA RNISHE R's GUIDE g
or, a Treadle, both in Theory and Pradtice, on the Art of
making and applying Varnithes.-on the different Kings of Paint.
logs—and on the inetimd of preparing Colours bc:h Ample and
compound—with new bfereatians and F.xperiments on Copal;
on the Naturt of the Subftenees employed in the Comp.Altion of
Varniihes and of Colours. and on various Procefla ufed in the
Art. By P. F. TINGRY,
Profeffor of Chemiltry, Natural Hiftory, and Mineral-0;y
the Academy of Gm tva.
We have pernled this Work with great fatisftaion ; it con•ains
much new, ufeful, and Interefting information on the different
fubjedla which it embracea, and cannot fail to be ferrice.
able to Artilts. Phllolophical Mag. April 1834.
We cannot hefitate in declarim,,, that the verylull minute, end
felentifie Mredliano in this Volume. will render it truly valuable
to the Artilt ; one tingle proccfs only, the Anthor tells us, he bat
not experimentally tried. Utica! Review, Dee.
Printed for G. Ketrfley, Fleet-dreet.

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Mr. WALKaa, LEC I'URES on NATURAL PrilLosoPidir.
This day were rublilhed,
Kandfumely printed in Two Volumes, Medium CZtiarto, Mutt rated
by Fun y-tliat Copperplates, ntatiy engraved, price Two Gui•
neas and a Half in boards,
, SYSTEM of FAMILIAR PHILOSOPHY,
in Twelve !Adores; being the Courfe ufually read by Mr.
WALKER, of Conduit-itreet. Hanover4quarc : Containing the
Elements, and the practical Liles to be drawn from the Chemical
Properties of Matter; the prirciplcs end application of Mechanics,
of ilydruft Mcv, of riydratilics, of Pneumatic., of iMlagnetifm.of
Elediricity, of Optics, Ord of Aftrunomy, including every material
modern difuovt r y and improvement to the prattle time. -
Fur tLe SatiefaClion of the Public, we here give an Rama of the
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prioc;pal Contcnts cacit LcEturc.
1. IsTaorn.:c t oar I.tc. r :a, containing fume genceal jdean
ectecaing en Sy :tent of Meture.

1. of the rA it TIC Lcs of Mai-reit , their minutenefi, hardnefs,
eacenfioa, inertia, and cob: Gun, and on Magoetifrn.
3. On Mcennvrc.tr. Po WF. as, as applied to the Windmill
and travelling Corn-mill, Wheel-carriages, containing a varlet,
of Experiments for the Improvement of Coaches, Carts, Wag.
gon a. &c.

q. On Co tstirr ay, on Acids, Alkalis, Iffiftillation, Sublimation,
on affinitive Attraction, of Combultion, Metals, Minerals, Vegeta.
ble and Animal Anulyfis, Chemical Apparatus, MikelLmeous
fervatises and faperlmems in Chemiftry.
S. On the krasoarutar, Mechanical and Chemical Proper-
ties of Air; on Wind, Mr (haus, Wind guns, on Sound, Sympa-
thy of Sound.

b.
HYDROSTATIC HYDRADLICS; of fpecific Gravities, on the
Diver's Bcil, of Pumps, the Rope Pump, the Forcing Pump,
Boulton and Watt's &eau Engine, Steam &glue with the Cy-
tinder in the Boiler.

7. ELECTRICITV, introaueory Remarks on Electrical
chines, on Points. on the attrad;on and repellency of Eledricity,
on the Leyden Vial.

2. ELICTRICITY, continued; of fpantaneon, Piet:tricky, of
Lightning, of Animal Eledricity, Medical Electricity, Experi-
ments mifiellancou. and entertaining.
9. Orrice, On Vifion, Optical 'Mtn:men% the Night Gigs, the
Refradting and Reflielln Telefeopes, of the Single. Double or
Compound, Solar, and Opaque Microfcope, the Magic Lantern,
Macellancous Experiments, Deaptiona, &c.
to. ASTRO Notr,Gcneral View of Creation ; ancient Opin:•ws
concerning it ; why the Earth mull he a Globe; Day, Night, and
the Seafonr,hoo produced; on the Cekfthil 61obc ; Ori,;in and
We of the Conflaliti,us; th.4c ufeful In Navigation ; Equinorci.;
Zodiac; Equation of Time; Utz of Timekeepers,
It. On the Muni. her ?Action and Eelipf.3; Horizereal and
Harrell Moon ;ca the Oaure a Tics in the cod Sea; on

at. As . continued, Newtcm!an Doetrice tcfp,:dinii the
Laws of the Platetari'Motionti cdaradtcr and proprrt es of the
Planets and thcir !Mot:'; sae of the Nautical Ep:.enitris ; o t Aj•
titode sail itstfra.flion ; o7t Comets, &c. etc.

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