The Rev. J. Fawcett has now in the press, The Devotional Family Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments, with copious Notes and Illustrations, partly original and partly selected from the most approved Expositors, ancient and modern, with a devotional Exercise also at the end of every chapter by way of improvement: to be published in parts and in numbers, to suit the convenience of purchasers, and the whole to be comprised in two volumes royal 4to.

Family Sermons for every Sunday in the Year, selected by the Rev. G. B. Mitchell from Archbishop Secker's works are nearly ready for publication.

The life of the late Arthur Murphy, Esq. is in the press, composed from authentic documents in the possession of Mr. Ford, his executor: it will form a quarto volume, and include the epistolary correspondence of Mr. Murphy with many distinguished persons of his day.

Dr. George Rees is preparing for the press a new edition of his popular work on Disorders of the Stomach, in which many additional cases and important observations will be introduced.

A Treatise on some Practical Points relating to the Diseases of the Eye, by the late J. C. Saunders, Esq. is in the press it will be illustrated by coloured engravings, and contain a short account of the Author's life, with an engraving from a portrait by Devis.

Dr. Robert Hooper will publish in a few days, Examinations in Anatomy, Physiology, Practice of Physic, Surgery, Materia Medica, Chemistry and Pharmacy; for the use of Students who are about to pass the College of Surgeons, Medical and Transport Boards. In foolscap 8vo.

Dr. Hooper will publish early in next month, the first fasciculus of his long promised Anatomical Atlas.

In the Spring of 1811 will be published, an Inquiry into the Physiological changes of the Human Body at its different Ages, the Diseases to which

it is predisposed in each period of Life, and the Principles of Longevity. By Thomas Jameson, M. D. of the Colleges of Physicians of London and Edinburgh, and resident Physician at Cheltenham. In this work the Author professes to enter at large into the following subjects. 1. The History

of the Phenomena of the Body in its progress from the embriotic State to the meridian of Life, and the subsequent changes which occasion its decay.2. The conditions of the Organs which render the Body liable to distinct classes of diseases in each period of Life, illustrated by the specification of the Ages at which each disease makes its appearance. 3. The Principle of Human Duration and the general prophylactic of the Periods as deduced from tables of Mortality and the previous History of the body.

Mr. Cromek, editor of the "Reliques of Burns," will publish in the course of the ensuing month, the Remains of Nithsdale and Galloway Song, with historical and traditional Notices relative to the manners and customs of the peasantry.

The Rev. Mr. Davis, of Campton Academy, is printing an useful Collection of Reading Exercises for Youth of both Sexes.

Mr. Smart is preparing for the press a Guide to Parsing, which, it is expected will furnish material assistance to the Study of English Grammar and the above necessary Exercise, particularly to School Classes. Mr. Murray's arrangement will be followed.

Mr. George Woods has prepared for the press an Account of the Isle of Man, comprising its History, Antiquities, and present State. The work will form one octavo volume, and be ready for publication in a few weeks.

Shortly will be published, an Account of the Kingdom of New Spain; translated from the French of Alexander de Humboldt. In two volumes octavo.

Mr. Charles Eichhorn will shortly put to press a translation of Gessner's pas

toral novel of Daphnis, intended for the use of German and English scholars; with an interlineary translation, and the English elegantly rendered at the foot of each page.

The eight volumes of the Spectator, comprised in one commodious octavo volume, will be published in a few weeks. Mr. John Nelson of Islington is preparing for the press a quarto volume on the Antiquities of that Parish, illustrated by views of ancient Buildings yet remaining, and others long since removed, with an old plan of the Village, and several miscellaneous Plates.

Mr. Johu Bigland will shortly publish, in two octavo volumes, a Sketch of the History of Europe from the peace of 1783 to the present time.

In preparation, a Portraiture of the Heavens, as they appear to the naked Eye, on ten folio Plates, constructed for the use of Students in Astronomy. By the Rev. Francis Wollaston, F. R. S.The Plates will be engraved by Mr. Carey.

J. Stewart, Esq. Author of the Pleasures of Love, has in the press, Genevieve or the Spirit of the Drave, with other poems, chiefly amatory and descriptive.

The Arabian Nights Entertainments, from the version of Galland, carefully revised and occasionally corrected from the Arabic, with the addition of thirtyfive new Tales, and an introduction and notes, by Dr. Jonathan Scott, is nearly ready to appear in three editions, demy

and post octavo and royal duodecimo, the two former with engravings after pictures by Smirke.

The engravings for a Chinese Dictionary of about 7000 characters, are commenced under the superintendance of Dr. Montucci, The work will be translated into Latin, French, and English, in compliance with the desire of the East India Company; and the doctor hopes it will be completed in five years.

The Gleaner, a selection of Papers from neglected periodical Essayists, which have been for some time under preparation for the press by Dr. Drake, will appear in a few weeks, in four octavo volumes, elegantly printed on demy and on royal paper. This edition, corresponding in size and type with the receut octavo editions of the Tatler, Spectator, and Guardian, will be followed by another, adapted both in form and embellishments to the British Essayists of Chalmers, and the British Classics published by Sharpe

In the course of the month, the second edition of Mr. Johnes's translation of Monstrelet's Chronicles will appear, in 12 vols. 8vo. :

Mr. Southey's poem of Kebama is nearly finished at press: it is printing by the Ballantynes of Edinburgh.

The author of Wallace has a volume of poems nearly ready for publication. Bannockburn has been selected by Miss Holford, as the subject for her next Metrical Romance.

The First Principles of Geometry and Trigonometry, treated in a plain and familiar manner,, and illustrated with Figures, Diagrams, and References to well known Objects, for the use of young Persons. By J. Marsh, Esq. Author of the Astravium, 5s.

The System of Mathematical Education at the Royal Naval College, Portsmouth. Part I. By J. Inman, A., M. 4s.

An Introduction to Algebra, designed for the Use of Students at the Royal Naval College, Portsmouth. By James Inman, A. M. Professor at the Royal Naval College, and late Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge. 8vo. 4s.

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Facts and Opinions concerning Diabetes, by John Latham, M. D. F. R.S. Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, and Physician extraordinary to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. 8vo. 7s.

A Commentary on the Treatment of Ruptures, particularly in a State of Strangulation. By Edward Geoghegan, Member of the College of Surgeons, Honorary Member of the Royal Medical Society, Edinburgh. 8vo. 4s.

Advice to such Military Officers and others, as may be suffering from what has been called the Walcheren Fever. By C. Griffith, M. D. 1s.

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Appendix to a Proposal for a new manner of cutting for the Stone. By J. Thomson, M. D. 2s. 6d.

A Description of an Affection induced by Fever; with Observations on the Treatment of this Complaint. By T. Whately. 8vo. 3s.

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Relation of the Operations and Battles of the Austrian and French Armies in the year 1809. By W. Muller. 8vo. 6s.

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The Oriental Repertory, published at the Charge of the Ea India Company. By J. Dalrymple, 1808. 2 vols. 4to. 41. 4s.

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