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Thtsiby yaps published, in Okse Vol. 12mo. 4s. 6d. boards,
riliiE DYER'S GUIDE ; being an Introduction to
1- the. An of Dying Linen, Cotton, Silk, and Wool, Silk ar.d
Muslin Diesses., Furniture, &c. &e. with Directions for Caen-.
doing, Glazing, and Framing the various Species ; the Mode
Scouring Wool, Bleaching Cotton, &c. the Manner of Unguni-
ming Silk, and of Whitening and Sulphuring Silk and Wool :
with all Appendix of Observations, Chemical and Explanatory,
essential to the proper and scientific Knowledge of the Art, ac-
cording to modern Practice.
By THOMAS PACKER, Dyer.
London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, au Jones, Paternos-
ter-row: • -

NEW WORK ON NAVIGATION.
Tbis day was published, in Royal Octavo, price 18s. with a
newly constructed Planispbere of the Starry Heavens, on a'

vs ry large Scale,
THE YOUNG NAVIGATOR's GUIDE to the.
Sidereal and Planetary Pirrs of NAUTICAL ASTRO-
NOMY; being the Theory and Practice of Finding the Lati-
tude, the Longitude, and the Variation of the Compass, by the
Fixed Stars and Planets ' • to which is prefixed the Description and
Use of the view CdestialPlailischere.
By THOMAS K BRIG AN, Purser, RA.
London: Printed foe Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy.
Ili' As many Persons may wish to hive the Planisphere sepa-
rate from the Book, or desire to supply the place of one worn out,
some Copies are priutea oa very thick Drawing raper, and sold
at CA. each.

This day were published,
In Four Vols. svo. price £2 12s. Gd. boards,
.ECTURES ON THE P HILOSOPHY '
OF
A-A • TIIE HUMAN MIND.
By the late THOMAS 8110 w M.D.
Professor of Aloral Philosophy in the University of Edinburgh.
"ule al this Wdrk is, it is list *a heavy one. Thegood man
w jo
ilt find it not less i:Aeresting than a well written Novel ; the
man of taste and ianay, twill be delighted with its many charms ;
and the man of the greatest, and even of the coldest intellect,
will be compelled to admit that is is worthy of mere than his
most careful perusal. It Is, indeed, one of the rarest combina-
tions of intellect, fancy, and sentiment, that is to be found in
any language."—Scotsman, No. 208.
" These Lectures present us not merelywith a more condensed,
but also with a mare complete view of Metaphysics and Motels,
titan is to be fotilld in the English, or, we might say, any other
Tongue. We have never berate found united in one Author so
' much mental acumen, correct, yet raised moral feeling, imagi-
nation, judgment, acd compi•ehension."—Edinb. Mag. for March.
Printed for Longman, 'Lust, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Lon-
don; and W. and C. Tait, Edinburgh.
Of whom may be had, in 4 vole, foolscap Svo. price 11. Bs. boards,
The Poene.el. Worms of the late Dr. T. Bawer:.

This day wee published.
A New Edition, completed to the Desch of the King, In Six
Vuhaunt, uyo. peke .43. e. boarsb,
rirlHE -HISTORY of the REIGN of GEORGE
•• THE THIRD.
To which is prefixed, Wiese of the progressive Improvement
Ili England, in Prosperity and Strength, to the Accession of his
Majesty. Dr ROBERT BISSET, LLD.
Author of she Life'of Berke, Sic. atc.
.

" Dr: Bisset's History is highly praiseworthy—it narrates
with greater detail and complotetleu than Macfarlane Belsham.
or Adolphus, the transactions of the Feu= Up. ibe style is I
natural. yet elegant; the informetinn abundant, yet select i the
criticism Myer, yet liberal. In short, it wears to us more likely
than- sty of the rivet histories, to enneit itself to Hume and
fintollett, as the regular and generally received Continuation of
the History of /;:nglatid."--ahossuid
• cr, Fut other very favourable accounts of this Work, sae the
Montbly'llerlesi, Wish Mee, Antl./acobin, the.
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l.
A Neer biitiao tof Ds!. Aikin s ion* of the Reign of
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