Edward II. Edward III. Richard 1. Henry IV. and Henry V.Also the History of Religion in England-The History of English Poetry, and of the English Language and Prose Literature.

A Treatise on Practical Mensuration, in eight Parts. By A. Nesbit.

The Life of James the Second, King of England, collected out of Memoirs writ of his own hand, also, King James's Advic to his Son; and that Monarch's last Will, dated November 17, 1688. The whole to be edited, by order of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent. By the Rev. J. S. Clarke, L. L. B. F. R. S. Historiographer to the King, Chaplain of the Household, and Librarian to his Royal Highness.

Mr. W. Salisbury has in the press, in two Volumes duodecimo, the Botanist's Companion; containing Descriptions of all the Plants growing wild in this country, and such as are cultivated for the purposes of medicine: also, descriptions of the British Grasses, and other Plants useful in agriculture, &c.

nomy. By Thomas Keith, Pri vate Teacher of Mathematics, Geography, &c. The third Edition. In octavo.

Mr. W. Woolnoth is preparing a History and Description of Canterbury Cathedral, to be printed in royal quarto, and illustrated by twenty Engravings, from Drawings by T. Hastings,

Mr. George Baker, of Northampton, has issued proposals for a History of Northamptonshire, brought down to the present time, on which he has been engaged several years.

Mr. L. S. Boyne has in the press, Cursory Remarks on the Physical and Moral History of the Human Species, and its connections, with surrounding agency.

Dr. Busby is preparing a new Edition of Musical Biography, comprising Memoirs of all the eminent Composers and Writers of the present day.

A Biographical Dictionary of all Living Authors, Male and Female, of the British Empire, with a complete List of their Works, in the order of publication. Handsomely printing in columns, at Mr. Valpy's

press, in 8vo.

Mr. W. Savage proposes to publish, by Subscription, Practical Hints on Decorative Printing; in which will be given instructions for forming the finest black and coloured printing inks, for producing fine press work, and for printing in colors, with specimens engraved on wood.

Semler, or a Tale of Marriage, calculated to place that important subject in a new light,

will speedily be published.

Mr. W. M. Mason purposes to publish, a History of Ireland, on a very extended plan, in quarto; and the first portion,

Poem, by the Rev. J. W. Bellamy, M. A. of Queen's College, Cambridge, will be published in a few days.

Mr. Oldfield has nearly com

Dr. Clarke will shortly publish another Volume of his Travels; (being the fourth) comprising his Researches in Greece, Egypt, and the Holy Land; with his route from Athens by land to Constantinople; and a Description of the North of Greece, Macedonia, and Thrace.

Mr. James Bedingfield, Apothecary to the Bristol Infirmary, will soon publish, in royal octavo, a Compendium of Medical Practice, illustrated by cases and observations.

The Architect and Surveyor's Vade Mecum; containing accurate Tables of all Kinds of Work in Building, according to the different Gradations and Fluctuations in the price of materials and wages, so computed from many years extensive experience and unremitting attention, as to save the trouble of making separate calculations; and which Work has been countenanced by some of the first Architects and Surveyors of the day. By Wm. Bushell, Surveyor, Rochester.

A Manual for the Parish Priest, being a few Hints on the Pastoral Care, to the Younger Clergy of the Church of England; from an Elder Brother.

JONAH, the Seatonian Prize

of Great Britain and Ireland, so long expected. The valuable documents which he has lately procured will leave no cause to regret the delay.

A Novel, by Miss Griffiths, entitled, She would be a Heroine, will shortly make its appearance.

Mr. Elton is about to publish a new and improved Edition of his Translation of Hesiod, uniform with his Specimens of the Classic Poets.

An elegant Pocket Edition, in three Volumes, of the Works of Ovid, from the text of Burmann, is just ready for publication. This forms one of a complete Series of the Latin Poets and Historians, publishing under the title of the Regent's Classics." The authors already published, are Horace, Virgil, Terence, Juvenal and Persius, and Lucan.

FINE ARTS.

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The History and Illustration of Salisbury Cathedral, constituting a Portion of the Cathedral Antiquities of England. By John Britton, F. S. A. No. V. 12s. med. 4to. and imp. 4to. 11.

HISTORY.

A Treatise on the Situation, Manners, and Inhabitants of Germany, and the Life of Agricola. By Cornelius Tacitus. Translated into English by J. Aikin, M. D. with copious Notes, and a Map of Ancient Germany. The third Edition. 8vo. 5s. boards.

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Statements of the Persecution' of the Protestants in the South of France, since the Restoration of the Bourbon Family; contained in a Petition addressed to Lewis XVIII. by the principal Protestants of Nismes; a Narrative in Defence of the Protestants of Lower Languedoc, and other important Documents; together with a prefatory Ad dress, and Summary of the Persecutions endured by this oppressed People, from the earliest periods of authentic History to the present time. By the Rev. J. Cobbin. 8vo. 4s.

Essai sur les Medailles Antiques des Iles de Cephalonie et d'Ithaque. Par C. P. De Bosset, Lieut.-Colonel au Service de sa Majesté Britannique. 4to. 15s. boards.

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