A Letter to his Royal Highness the Duke of York, Prefident, the Vice Presidents, Treasurer and Governors of the Small Pox Hofpital, on the prefent State of that Charity. Gratis.

An Attempt at a Syftematic Reform of the Modern Practice of Adhefion, efpecially in relation to the Ufe and Abufe of the Thread Suture; with a View of its Merits comparatively with those of the Adhesive Strap, in the Surgery of Wounds: being the Substance of a Course of Lectures, intended to have been delivered to Students in Surgery. By Samuel Young, of the London College of Surgeons. 145.

CLASSICAL EDUCATION AND LITERATURE.

Scanning Exercises for Young Profodians, containing the First two Epiftles from the Electa ex Ovidio, minutely fcanned, proved by the Rules of the Eton Grammar, and interfperfed with occafional Remarks; the whole calculated to fave Time and Labour, to both Teacher and Pupil. By J. Carey, L. L. D. . 4s.

An Inaugural Lecture on the Utility of Anglo-Saxon Litera. ture; to which is added the Geography of Europe, by King Alfred, including the Discovery of the North Cape, with an Ac. count of two Voyages in the Baltic, during his Reign: now first correctly printed in Saxon and English, and illuftrated with Notes. By the Rev. J. Ingram, M. A. Fellow and Tutor of Trinity College, Oxford, and Anglo-Saxon Profeffor. 8s. 6d.

An Addrefs to the Legiflature of the British Empire, upon the moft Important, although the moft neglected Branch of Scholaftic. Education. Is. 6d.

A Second Letter to Samuel Whitbread, Efq. M. P. containing Obfervations on his Bill for Parochial Schools, and Supplementary Obfervations on the Religious Syftems inaintained by the Monthly and Critical Reviewers. By John Bowles, Efq. 38. 6d.

Lord Bacon's Diftribution of Knowledge into particular Sciences, reduced to a Map; or, An Abstract of the Treatife De Augment. Scientiarum. Engraved on a large Folio Sheet.

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Collectanea Oratoria; or, the Academic Orator. Confifting of a Diverfity of Oratorical Selections, appertaining to every Clafs of Public Orations, appofitely arranged, and calculated for the Ufe of Schools and Academies. To which is prefixed, a Differtation on Oratorical Pronunciation, or Action, moftly ab ftracted from Profeffor Ward's Syftem of Oratory. By J. H. Rice. 55.

NATURAL HISTORY-GARDENING.

Zoography, or the Beauties of Nature difplayed; in felect Defcriptions from the Animal and Vegetable, with Additions from the Mineral Kingdom, fyftematically arranged. Illuftrated

with Sixty Plates, defigned and engraved by William Daniel. By W. Wood, F. L. S. Imperial Octavo. 3 vols. 61. 6s. Demy, 31. 13s. 6d.

The Gardener's and Botanift's Dictionary; containing the beft and newest Methods of cultivating and improving the Kitchen, Fruit, Flower Garden, and Nurfery; of performing the practical Parts of Agriculture: of managing Vineyards, and of propagating all Sorts of Timber Trees. By the late Phillip Millet, F. R. S. with Additions and Improvements, by Thomas Martyn, B. D. F. R. S. Regius Profeffor of Botany in the University of Cambridge. Folio. 4 vols. 141. 145.

An Introduction to Phyfiological and Syftematical Botany. By James Edward Smith, M. D. F. R. S. Prefident of the Linnæan Society. 8vo. 14s.

TOPOGRAPHY.

A Topographical Dictionary of England: exhibiting the various Subdivifions of each Country into Hundreds, Lathes, Wapentakes, &c. The Refident Population of each Parish and Township, according to the Returns made to Parliament, in 1801; and the Amount of the Parochial Affeffments, according to the Returns made to Parliament in 1803. The Valuations in the King's Books; the Patrons of the Ecclefiaftical Benefices; and the Tutelary Saint of each Church. The Distance and Bearing of every Parish, or Hamlet, from the nearest Poft-Office Town. Markets.-Fairs.-Corporations. Free Schools. The Situa tion and Defcription of Monafteries, and other Religious Houses. Members of Parliament.-Affizes and Petty Seffions.-Collected from the most authentic Documents, and arranged in Alphabetical Order, &c. By Nicholas Carlifle, Fellow and Secretary of the Society of Antiquaries of London. 4to. 2 vols. 51. 55.

POETRY.

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The Satires of Juvenal. Tranflated and illuftrated by Francis Hodgfon, A. M. Fellow of King's College, Cambridge, 4to.

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The Poetical Works of John Milton, from the Text of the Rev. Henry John Todd, M. A, with a Critical Effay By J. Aikin, M.D. 12mo. 4 vols.

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Edwy and Elgira, and Sir Everard. By the Rev. Robert Bland. 8vo. 75.

The Royal Legend; In which are detailed the Character of Bardolph, Lupo, Waldon, and other dangerous Companions for a Prince. 12mo. 55.

DRAMA.

Three Comedies. Tranflated from the Spanish, - 7s. 6d.

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RIT. CRIT. VOL. XXXI. JAN. 1825.

Illuftrations

Illuftrations of Shakspeare, and of Ancient Manners, with Differtations on the Clowns of Shakspeare, on the Collection of Popular Tales, entitled Gefta Romanorum, and on the English Morris Dance. By Francis Douce. 2 vols. 11. 15. 6d.

Critical Effays on the Principal Performers of the London Theatres, including General Remarks on the Practice and Genius of the Stage. By the Author of the late Theatrical Criticisms in "The News," now in thofe of the "Examiner.", 85.

NOVELS.

Tales of Former Times, altered from Old English Metrical Romances. By A. St. John. 12mo. 2 vols. gs.

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The Mysterious Gentleman Farmer. By J. Corry. 2 vols. Banks of the Wye. By the Author of a Winter in Bath

vols.

Exiles of Erin. By Mifs Gunning. 3 vols.

The Red Tyger. 2 vols.

POLITICS.

A Chronological Regifter of Both Houfes of the British Parliament, from the Union in 1708 to the third Parliament of the United Kingdoms of Great Britain and Ireland in 1807. By Robert Beation, L. L. D. 8vo. 3 vols. 11. 11s. 6d.

The Prefent State of the British Conftitution illuftrated. By Britannicus. 45.

The State of Britain at Home and Abroad, in the eventful Year 1808. 25.

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A Sketch of the Politics of the Edinburgh Reviewers, as ex hibited in their three first Numbers for the Year 1807.

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Annals of Great Britain, 'from the Acceffion of George 111 to the Peace of Amiens. 8vo. 3 vols. 11. 79.

A Letter to a Member of the prefent Parliament, on the Arti, cles of Charge against the Marquis Wellefley, which have been laid before the Houfe of Commons. By Laurence Dundas Campbell.

An Historical Fragment for the Year Two Thousand One Hundred.

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Obfervations on the American Treaty. In Eleven Letters. First publifhd in the Sun, under the Signature of Decius. 2s. 6d. An Answer to the Arguments by which Mr. Spence, Mr. Cob. bett, and others, have attempted to prove that Commerce is not a Source of National Wealth. By James Mill, Efq. 45.

Political

Folitical Thoughts, in Profe and Verfe; or, A Fig for Invafon. By a Patriotic Englishman. Is.

A Brief Statement of the Syftem of Tythes in Ireland, with a Plan for its Improvement. By James Mafon, Efq. 8vo.

A Letter to John Scott Waring,, Efq. in Refutation of his Obfervations on the prefent State of the Eaft India Company, &c. Is. 6d.

A Short Addrefs to the Moft Rev. and Hon. William, Lord Primate of Ireland, recommendatory of fome Commutation or Modification of the Tythes of that Country; with a few Remarks on the prefent State of the Irish Church. By the Rev, H. B. Dudley, Chancellor and Prebendary of Ferns, &c.

2s. 6d. Confiderations on the Caufes, Objects, and Confequences of the prefent War, and on the Expediency or the Danger of Peace with France. By William Rofcoe, Efq.

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The Official Papers of the late Negociation, in French and English

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A Difcourfe upon the true Character of our late Proceedings in the Baltic, comprifing a few Curfory Remarks upon his Majefty's Declarations of the 25th of September and 18th of December, 1807. 55.

MISCELLANIES.

The Cafe of Mr. Pocock, of the Duke of Cumberland's SharpShooters, whofe Election for a Captaincy was fet afide by the Committee.

Practical and Philofophical Principles of making Malt; in which the Efficacy of the Sprinkling Syftem is contrafted withthe Her fordshire Method; alfo an Addrefs to the Honourable Commmiflioners of Excife, in Anfwer to Mr. Carr's Report; together with a Recapitulation on the Principles which are eluci dated both in the Treatife and the Addrefs. By John Rey. noldfon. 8vo. 1os. 6d.

The Poll taken at the Election of Two Kights for the County of Dorfet, in May, 1807. By George Frampton. 8vo. The Farmer's Account Book for 1808. 11. 1s.

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ACKNOWL

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

In juftice to the Compiler of a Select Collection of Epitaphs, we have turned to his Index, where indeed we find the information which ought to have been in the text; but with refpect to Burns's Epitaph, (in p. 105) it belongs fo peculiarly to his own character, that without reference to that, it lofes half its beauty. With refpect to the heavier charges, we are glad to find them denied, and to acquiefce. in the denial; but certainly a very trifling degree of care would have 'made the Collection more truly felett, and in all refpe&s better.

LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.

Mr. Blair is printing A Letter to Dr. Jenner, in Reply to Mr. Birch, refpecting the fuppofed Failures of Vaccination at Ringwood, in Hampshire.

Mrs. Hall has nearly ready for publication, A Manual of Botany and Vegetable Phyfiology, intended for the Inftruction of the Female Sex.

We hear, with great pleasure, of the plan of reprinting an exact and literal copy of the firft folio of Shakspeare's Plays, now usually fold at fo enormous a price. If executed with the fidelity, which there is reafon to expect, it will be a very valuable acquifition.

The Epiftolary Correfpondence between the late Mrs. Carter and Mifs Talbot, and a Series of Letters from Mrs. Carter to Mrs. Vefey, are printing in two quarto volumes, and will appear in the Spring.

The Paftoral Cave; a Didactic Poem, in Three Parts, by the Rev. J. Grant, M. A. is now in the press.

A Third Edition of the Complete Grazier is nearly ready for publication.

The Index to Vol. xxx. will be given in our next.