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LONDON. The continuation of Sir Richard Hoare's Dr Spiker, one of the librarians of the History of Ancient Wiltshire will, in the King of Prussia, who recently visited this ensuing season, be presented to the public. country for literary and scientific objects, It is written on the same plan as the South has published, in German, the first volume Wiltshire, and will describe the antiquities of his Tour through England, Wales, and worthy of remark in the northern district of Scotland ; a translation of which will be the county, and be accompanied with en- published here, under the authority of, and gravings by Messrs Cooke, Basire, &c. with some additional remarks by, the author.

A Description of the Islands of Java, Memoirs, Biographical, Critical, and Li-
Bali, and Celebes, with an account of the terary, of the most eminent Physicians and
principal nations and tribes of the Indian Surgeons of the present time in the United
Archipelago, is in preparation ; by John Kingdom ; with a choice Collection of their
Crawford, Esq. late resident at the court Prescriptions, and a specification of the dis-
of the Sultan of Java.

eases for which they were given, forming a
Messrs Longman and Co. have lately re- complete modern extemporaneous pharma-
ceived from America an interesting manu- copæia : to which is added, an Appendix,
script, containing a Narrative of the Wreck containing an account of the different media
of the ship Oswego, on the coast of South cal institutions in the metropolis, scientific
Barbary, and of the sufferings of the master and charitable.
and the crew while in bondage among the The Rev. S. Clapham of Christ-church,
Arabs; interspersed with numerous remarks Hants, will shortly publish the Pentateuch,
upon the country and its inhabitants, and or Five Books of Moses illustrated ; con.
concerning the peculiar perils of that coast ; taining an explication of the phraseology in-
by Judah Paddock, her late master. The corporated with the text, for the use of fa-
work will be published in the course of the milies and schools.
present month.

Underwood's Catalogue of Medical Books
The Rev. H. J. Todd has a work in the for 1818-19, with a List of the Lectures de-
press on Original Sin, Free-will, Grace, livered in London, is in the press.
Regeneration, Justification, Faith, Good Anderson and Chase are preparing for
Works, and Universal Redemption, as publication their Annual Catalogue of New
maintained in certain declarations of our and Second-hand Medical Books, with a
Reformers, which are the ground-work of complete List of the Lectures delivered in
the articles of the established church. It London, their terms, hours of attendance,
will be followed by an Account of the Sub. &c.
scription to the Articles in 1604, and an Dr Jones's new translation of the Four
historical and critical introduction to the Gospels into Welsh, will be published in a
whole.

few days.
M. Kotzebue is preparing for publication Sermons, in two volumes, by the Rev.
his account of the Russian Embassy to Per. Charles Moore, are in the press.
sia, which will appear at the same time in Robert Southey, Esq. has in the press, in
London and Weymar.

two octavo volumes, Memoirs of the Life of
Dr James Johnson, author of “ The In. John Wesley, the founder of the English
fluence of Tropical Climates on European Methodists.
Constitutions,” &c. will speedily publish a Mr G. Russell, of his Majesty's Office of
small work, entitled, The Influence of Ci. Works, has in the press, a Tour through
vic Life, Sedentary Habits, and Intellectual Sicily in 1815; performed in company with
Refinement, on Human Health and Hu- three German gentlemen of considerable li.
man Happiness ; including an Estimate of terary attainments.
the balance of enjoyment and suffering in Mr H. B. Fearon will soon publish, in
the different gradations of society.

an octavo volume, Sketches of America, beShortly will be published, Memoirs on ing the narrative of a journey of more than the Present State of Science and Scientific five thousand miles through the eastern and Institutions in France ; containing a des. western states. criptive and historical account of the Royal Two volumes of Sermons, by the late Garden of Plants; the Royal Institute; Rev. E. Robson, thirty-seven years curate the Polytechnic School; the Faculty of of St Mary, Whitechapel, selected from his Sciences; the College of France ; and the MSS. by the Rev. H. C. Donnoughue, are Cabinet of Mineralogy : the Public Libra- in the press. ries; the Medical School ; and the Hospi- Mr John Chalmers, author of a History tals; with plans of the latter, never before of Malvern, is printing a History of Worpublished, &c. &c. : illustrated by nume- cester, abridged from the histories of Dr rous plates and tables ; by A. B. Granville, Nash and Mr Green, with much additional M.D.F.R.S. F.L.S. M.R.I., &c.

information. Vol. III.

4 Z

Mr Henry Thomson will soon publish, and Misery are produced or prevented by Remarks on the Conduct of a Nursery ; in- our present system of prison discipline ; by tended to give information to young mo- Thomas Fowell Buxton, Esq. M.P. thers, and those likely to become such. Reports of Cases Tried in the Jury Court,

Mr A. T. Thomson has in the press, in an from the Institution of the Court in 1813, octavo volume, the London Dispensatory; to the sittings at Edinburgh ending in containing the Elements and Practice of March 1818. Materia Medica and Pharmacy, with a tran- Mr Brydson, Edinburgh, is preparing for slation of the London, Edinburgh, and immediate publication, in 4to, a ner Fork Dublin Pharmacopæias.

on Distinctions of Rank, as belonging to The Rev. Fred. Nolan is preparing a the Governments of Modern Europe, and Grammatical Analysis (on a plan altogether derived from the Political and Military Innew) of the French, Italian, Spanish, stitutions of the Feudal System. A part of Greek, Latin, Hebrew, and Syriac Lan- this treatise, under the title of Heraldry, guages, with a Classed Vocabulary ; to be was formerly laid before the public, and printed in a duodecimo volume.

met with a favourable reception. The preThe third edition of the late Dr Saunders' sent publication will include, 1. An historiTreatise on Discas s of the Eye, with a short cal deduction of the feudal system, in its account of his life by Dr Farre, will soon territorial structure, and distinctive military appear.

constitution termed Chivalry—the former The fifth edition of the History of the consisting of fiefs, or feudal possessions in British West Indies, by Bryan Edwards, land, the latter of incorporeal fiefs, or feudal continued to the present time, in four octavo possessions in dignity, rank, and precedence. volumes, with a quarto one of maps and 2. A view of the government of the British plates, is expected early in next month. kingdoms, in reference to the general de

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731 9 F. Capt. H. Hill, from h. p. 14 F. to be Capt. Med. Dep. Dep. Ins. of Local Rank A. West, Dep. vice Hackett, ex. rec. diff.

6th Aug.

Ins. by Brevet
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DrJ. Mackenzie, from h. p. to be Phys.
rison, cash.

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Staff Surg. E. Doughty, from h. p. io
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do. Ass. Surg. vice Burton, 9 Dr. do.

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h. p. 87 F. Baylee, prom.

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