foldier will have the fupport and example of veterans, every officer of the home establishment might act as fecond and affiftant in the battalions of the regulars fo increased, to him who holds the fame commiffion in the line."

Our limits will not permit us to detail the arguments by which the meafure fuggefted is illuftrated and enforced: but it is no more than justice to fay, that, although the plan proposed by this writer may probably be attended with more difficulties than feem to occur to him, it is, at any rate, worthy of confideration; and this work contains many fuggeftions (particularly that of abolishing the fale of commiffions in the army) which entitle it to the notice of thofe to whom the decifion on these subjects belongs.

MONTHLY LIST OF PUBLICATIONS.

DIVINITY.

Vindication of the Hindoos from the Afperfions of the Rev. Claudius Buchanan; with a Refutation of the Arguments exhibited in his Memoir, on the Expediency of an Ecclefiaftical Eftablishment for British India, and the ultimate Civilization of the Natives, by their Converfion to Chriftianity. Alfo, Remarks on an Addrefs from the Miffionaries in Bengal to the Natives of India, condemning their Errors, and inviting them to become Chriftians. The Whole tending to evince the Excellency of the Moral Syftem of the Hindoos, and the Danger of interfering with their Customs or Religion. By a Bengal Officer. 5s.

An Effay to fhow that no Intention has exifted, or does now exift, of doing Violence to the religious Prejudices of India. Is. 6d.

A Reply to the Letter addreffed to John Scott Waring, Ef. by an anonymous Writer, to the Statements of the Baptift Miffionary Society, and to the laft Number of the Chriftian Obferver, the Evangelical Magazine and the Letter of the Rev. John Owen, A. M. By Major Scott Waring. 5s.

An Effay on the Duty, Means, and Confequences, of introducing the Chriftian Religion among the Native Inhabitants of the British Dominions in the Eaft. By J. W. Cunningham, late Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge. 5s. 6d.

A Sermon, preached on the Day of the General Eaft, Feb. 17, 1808. By the Rev. John Still, Rector of Fonthill Gifford and Cricklade, Wilts. 1s.

Sermons

Sermons on the Practical Obligations of a Christian Life, for the Ufe of Families. By the Rev. Theodore Robertfon, LL. B. 2 Vols.

145.

The Mysterious Language of St. Paul, in his Defcription of the Man of Sin, proved from the Gofpel Hiftory, to relate not to the Church of Rome, but to the Times in which it was writ ten. By N. Nisbett, M. A. 35.

The Proneness of a philofophizing Spirit to embrace Error; with Remarks on Mr. Lancaster's New Syftem of Education, pointing out its Defects and Errors with regard to Religious Inftruction and Moral Management: a Sermon preached at the Yearly Meeting of the Sunday Schools in the Collegiate Church of Manchester, on Monday, May 18, 1807. By the Rev. R. Barlowe. Is. 6d.

Truth and Error contrafted, in a Letter to a young Gentleman, in Answer to his Apology for joining the People called Methodists. By a Friend. 15. 6d.

Obfervations on the Words which the Centurion uttered at the Crucifixion of our Lord. By a Layman.

IS.

The Unitarian-Chriftian Minifters Plea for his Adherence to the Church of England, including a Narrative of the Unfuccefsful Fate of the Clerical Parliamentary Petition and Bill, and a Plan of Church Reformation on a Scriptural Bafis. By Francis Stone, M. A. F. S. A. Rector of Cold-Norton, Effex:

Is: 6d. The Dangers of British India from French Invafion and Mis fionary Establishments. By a Late Refident at Bhagulpore. 55.

Effays on the Language of Scripture. By John Simpfen. 8s.

HISTORY TRAVELS.

A Journey from Madras, through the Countries of Myfore, Canara, and Malabar; performed under the Orders of the Moft Noble the Marquis Wellefley, for the exprefs Purpose of investi gating the State of Agriculture, Arts and Commerce, the Religion, Manners and Cuftoms, the Hiftory, Natural and Civil, and Antiquities in the Dominions of the Rajah of Myfore, and the Countries acquired by the Hon. Eaft India Company, in the late and former Wars, from Tippoo Sultan. By Francis Buchannan, M. D. F. R. S. 3 Vols. 1410, 61. 6s.

The Geography. and Antiquities of Ithaca. By William Gell, Efq. M. A. F. R. S. and A. S. 4to. 21. 12s. 6d.

Munimenta Antiqua, or Obfervations on Ancient Caftles. By Edward King, Efq. F. R. S. and A. S. Volume the Fourth. Fol. 5. 15s. 6d.

Memorials

Memorials of Nature and Art, collected on a Journey in Great Britain during the years 1802 and 1803. By C. A. G. Lade. Tranflated from the Original by Thomas Horne. 3 Vols. 16s. 6d.

LAW.

The whole Proceedings on the Trial of an Information, ex hibited at the Inftance of the Hon. Eaft India Company, against Robert Henshaw, Efq. Cuftom-Master of Bombay, for Corrup 7s. 6d.

tion in Office.

A Treatise on the Law of Diftrefs: with full Directions for the making and conducting a Diftrefs, either for Rent or any other Caufe. By James Bradley, of Lincoln's Inn. 8vo. 7s. 6d.

Report of the Proceedings before the Select Committee of the Moufe of Commons, appointed the 8th of January, 1807, in the Cafe of a double Return for the Borough of Horsham, in the County of Suffex. By John Copley, of Lincoln's Inn, Efq.

8vo. 35.

A Statement of the Evidence and Arguments of Counsel before the Committee of the Houfe of Commons, upon the controverted Election for Saltash; together with a few Annotations by Samuel Carpenter, Efq. of the Inner Temple. 10s. 6d.

An Abridgment of the Law of Nifi Prius. Part IIId. and lat. By William Selwyn, Jun. Efq. 10s. 6d.

MEDICAL.

Obfervations on Aneurism, and fome Difeafes of the Arterial Syftem; including a Cafe wherein the external Iliac Artery was 11. 19. tied with Succefs. By George Free, 4to.

A Treatife on Pulmonary Confumptions; in which a new View of the Principles of its Treatment is fupported by original Obfervations on every Period of the Difeafe. To which is added, an Inquiry, proving that the medicinal Properties of the Digi talis, or Foxglove, are diametrically oppofite to what they are believed to be. By James Sanders, M. D. Ss. 6d.

The Principles of Surgery, Vol. III. By John Bell, Surgeon. 4to. 21. 25.

POLITICS.

Obfervations refpecting the Poor, for bettering their Con. dition; with a Plan to prevent all charitable Donations for their Benefit in the feveral Parishes of England and Wales from Lofs, Embezzlement, Non,application, &c. By William Beckwith, Efq. 75. 6d.

Scotch

Scotch Reform, confidered with reference to the Plan propofed in the late Parliament for the Regulation of the Courts and the Administration of Justice in Scotland. By Jeremy Bentham, of Lincoln's Inn, Efq. 6s.

Orders in Council; or, an Examination of the Juftice, Legality, and Policy, of the New Syftem of Commercial Regula. tions; with an Appendix of State Papers, Statutes, and Authorities. 4s.

A Political Sketch of America. 25.

Thoughts on the Catholic Queftion. By a Proteftant of Ireland.

A few Obfervations on the prefent State of the Nation. In a Letter to his Grace the Duke of Bedford. By the Rev. J. Ran. dolph, D. D. 2s. 6d.

Strictures on the late unjuft Demand and unwarrantable.Con. ceffion of a Loan of Three Millions, without Intereft, from the Bank of England. In a Letter addreffed to the Proprietors of Bank Stock.

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An Examination of the Caufes which led to the late Expedition againft Copenhagen. s. 6d.

Ins and Outs called to an Account, or the Wrath of John Bull. 2s. 6d.

An Inquiry into the Caufes and Confequences of the Orders in Council; and an Examination of the Conduct of Great Britain towards the Neutral Commerce of America. By Alexander Baring, Efq. M. P.. 4s.

A Sketch of the Caufes and Confequences of the late Emigration to the Brazils, By Ralph Rylance,

Ten Letters, addreffed to Landholders and Merchants of the United Empire, upon the prefent alarming and critical State of public Affairs. By an Englishman. 2s. 6d.

A Refutation of the Charges brought againt Marquis Wellefley, for his Conduct to the Nabob of Oade. By J. Brand, Cl. M. A. 3s. 6d.

A Letter to Sam. Whitbread, Efq. M. P. regarding the future Proceedings relative to Lord Wellesley, and the late Attack on Copenhagen. By James Paul. 1s. 6d.

A Memoir on the National Defence, By J, F. Birch, Captain of the Royal Engineers. 35.

Thoughts

Thoughts on the State of the Irish Peafantry, with Means neceffary to be adopted by the Legislature for their Relief. By Robert Bellew, Esq. 3s.

GENERAL WHITELOCKE.

Truth and Reafon verfus Calumny and Folly. In which the leading Circumftances of General Whitelocke's Conduct in South America are explained. With an Appendix in Anfwer to an expenfive Publication on the fame Subject, refuting every Perfonality therein advanced. To which is added a Letter from the Author to General Whitelocke, on the Subject of that Pub. lication. 2s. 6d.

Narrative of the Expedition to, and the Storming of Buenos Ayres, by the British Army, commanded by General Whitelocke. By an Officer attached to the Expedition.

Is. 6d.

The Life of General Whitelocke, written by an Officer who alone can be acquainted with the Defeats and Exploits of General Whitelocke. is. 6d.

Additional Reafons for our immediately emancipating Spanish America, deduced from the new and extraordinary Circumstances of the prefent Crifis, containing valuable Information respecting the important Events, both at Buenos Ayres and the Caraccas, &c. By William Burke. 3s. 6d.

POETRY.

The Poems of Offian, in the original Gaelic, with a literal Translation into Latin, by the late Robert Macfarlan, A. M. together with a Differtation on the Authenticity of the Poems, by Sir John Sinclair, Bart. and a Tranflation from the Italian of the Abbe Cefarotti's Differtation on the Controversy respecting the Authenticity of Offian, with Notes and a fupplemental Effay, by John M'Arthur, LL. D. 3 vols. 8vo. 21. 25.

The Satirifts fatirized, or a Peep at the Monthly Meteor. 2s.

The Minstrel, Book III. being a Continuation of Dr. Beattie's Poems. 4to. 6s.

Contemplations, a Poem, with Tales and other poetical Compofitions, by John Penwarne. 6s.

Virtue and Innocence, a Poem. 15.

Travelling Recreations; comprifing a Variety of Original Poems, Trandations. By William Parfons, Efq. 2 vols. 8vo. 11, 15.

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