The third Canto of the Purfuits of Agriculture will be ready in the course of the prefent month.

A new edition of Mr. Headley's Select Beauties of Antient English Poetry, with a Biographical Sketch, by the Rev. Mr. Kett, of Oxford, will appear in the courfe of the month.

English Comedy, in fix volumes; a Collection of Claffical Dramas, feparated from the licentious productions of Farquhar, Congreve, Centlivre, &c. &c. will be published in January.

A new edition of the late Dr. Dodd's Beauties of Shak Speare is nearly ready for delivery.

Mr. Hamilton's Travels in Syria and Egypt may very foon be expected.

The Favourite Village, with an additional Poem never before published, by the late Poetry Profeffor of Oxford, Dr. Hurdis, will be published in a few weeks.

Shortly will be publifhed, Poems, &c. felected from the pofthumous Papers of John Dawes Worgan, late of Brifto!, and a Sketch of his Life and Character, by an early affociate and friend, with an introductory Preface by Mr. Hayley.

Mr. J. J. Stockdale has in great forwardnefs the Covent Garden Journal, containing a complete hiftory of the late competition in regard to the rife of the prices of admiffion to that Theatre. With numerous plates.

The Ecclefiaftical and University Annual Regifter for 1800, will be published in February, with various improvements. Dr. Latham has in the prefs, Facts and Opinions concerning Diabetes.

The work in answer to the Improved Verfion, two fpeci. mens of which appeared in the British Critic, is now in the prefs. The author is the Rev. Edward Nares, of Biddenden, whofe excellent Bampton Lectures we long ago noticed.

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