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with the Interest on the Bills exchanged, will be issued on the
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This day was published,
In One Vol. Sao. price 12s. boards, the Second Edition, revised '
and considerably augmented. of
1-1. A HISTORY of MUHANIMEDANISM, corn-
prising the Life and Character of. the Arabian Prophet,
and succinct Accotints of the Empire. founded by the Muham-
mcdan Arms; an Inquiry into the Theology, Alorality, Laws,
Literature, and Usages of the bluselmans, with a view of the
present extent and influence of the Mohammedan Religion.
By CfIARLES MILLS, Esq.
London : Printed for Black, Kingsbury, Patbury, and Allen,
Booksellers to the Honourable East India Company, Leaden-
hallastreet.

THE LONDON MAGAZINE, No. XIII. for Ja-
nuary, 1821 i published by Datums, Ceenoce, and Joy,
contains as follows :
The Lion's head; New-Year's Eve, by Elia ; The Spitit
of the Lampe ; 'The Travels and Opinions of Edgeworth Poison,
Gent. No. I.—Veuice ; Traditional Literature, No. 11. —Ma-
zeppa on Riding, No. I.—The Shirt of the Happy Man ; Table
Talk, No. V L—On the Look of a Gentleman ; Withered Vio-
lets ; The Rainbow ; Sonnet ; Sonnet in the Woods of Bolton
Abbey ; Lines written near the Ruins of Ilorace's Villa; Letter
from John O'Groats' to the Editor; Living "Others, No. IV.
Lord Byron ; The Literary Pocket Book ;. Town Conversation,
No. Barn, Cornwall's Tragedy, Lord Byroo's New
Tragedy, Mr. Sixchey, Mr. Southey, Horace Walpole, Cockney
Writers, The Quarterly Review, Projected Ruyal Society of
Literature, The Whacks; Miller Redlvivus, Na I.—Mrs.
Rose Grob ; The Apotheosis of Homer ; The Drama, No. XII.
Belzoni's Travels ifs k:gypt and Nubia ;The Earthquake, a Tale ;
blelrooth the Wanderer ; Report of Music ; Literary and Settle.
tiAc Intelligence; Monthly Register, &e.
r This Nember contains a Plate of the Apotheosis of Ho.
rim, from the Bas-relief iu the British Museum.

THOMSON'S ANNALS OF PHILOSOPHY.
This day was published, No. I. of a New Series, price 2s. 6d. of the
FINALS of PHILOSOPHY.—*** Since his re-
.L sidence at Glasgow, Dr. Thomson has found it impossi-
We to do full justice to the active Editorship of a Monthly Si.e
end fir Journal. He has therefore resigned it to Mr. Richard
Phillips ; but the ANNALS will still receive the advantage of
Ms valuable assistance; and the Publis:iers trust that the Work
will be materially improved by this arrangement.--The Contents
of the present NuMber are as falow Experiments to deter-
mine the True Atomic Weight of Strontian, Lime, Magnesia,
Phosphoric Acid, and Arsenic Acid; by Dr. 'Manson ; 11. Mr.
William 1 hillips on the Geology of the Malvern Hills ; !IL
Account of a remarkable Stratum of Limestone, situated at
Calder-side. with a Plata: ; IV. Mr. Richard Phillips on the At,-
don of Chlorides and Water; V, Two late attempts to ascend
Mont Blanc, by Dr. Hamel; VI. Description of a new Clint*
.meter, with a Plate, by S. P. Pratt; VII. On Red Snow, by
Dr. Henderson; VIII, New Method of drawing a Targent to
the Circle, by Mr. \Vm. Litchi.: ; IX. On the 14 Rot, by Mr.
W. M. Hinsdale; X. On the Fall of Rain ; XI. Experiments on
Whale Oil. by Dr. &attack ; XII. On the Preparation of pure
Salts of Alootsanvie, and on tae Cmia?osition of its Oxides, by
Dr. Forehhaninier ; XI 11. Review of the Ealissbusgla Parma.
corzeia ; XIV. Proa:eciiiogs of. Phiiosophical Societies; XV.
Magnetical and Meteoridogical Observe-
dont, &e. &c.—. ::w.complete Sets tat the, first Series, it 16
tames, may still Lie.procnred, ea applicaiion tojan): Moo/polka
egt or country,
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