Author of" Esop in Rhyme," &c. With six engravings.

The Rev. Mr. Ivimey has in the press, the third volume of his History of the English Baptists.

Mr. Charles Phillips is printing an enlarged edition of bis Speeches, in one volume, octavo; and also a new edition of his Recollections of Curran and some of his contemporaries.

Shortly will be published, Popery the Mystery of Babylon, or the Abominations of the Church of Rome. By a beneficed Clergyman.

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Dr. Carey has in the press, a small edition of Quintilian de Institutione Oratoriâ, as a part of the Regent's pocket Classics.

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The Rev. R. W. Bamford, of Trinity

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Memoirs and Select Remains of an only Son, by the Rev. T. Durant, of Poole, will certainly appear in the course of the present month.

In the course of a few days will be, published, (dedicated to Viscount Sidmouth), the Letters of Amicus Protestans to William Wilberforce, esq M. P. which first appeared in the Morn ing Post. To which is now added, an Answer to Melancthon his Vindicator; demonstrating the inconsistency of a Protestant Christian, and the impolicy. of a British Legislator, in advocating the Roman Catholic Claims.

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In a few days will be published, a Translation of the celebrated Work of the Abbé de Pradt, entitled, “Europe and America in 1821."

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In the press, The Scripture Character of God; or, Discourses on the Divine Attributes. By H. F. Burder, M. A.

In the press, Sacred Lyrics. By James Edmeston. Vol. 3.

Mr. Borrenstein has just published, on a sheet of drawing paper, an Easy Method of acquiring the Reading of Hebrew, with the Vowel Points, according to the ancient practice. (Price 1s. 6d.) This Table includes three Lessons; containing, 1. The different Alphabets in use among Jews: 2. The Vowel-Points and the Rules respecting them : 3.

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Eschyli Prometheus Vinctus. Το which is subjoined, a Greek Ordo, a

The Letters and Points with the Pronunciation and will be found of great utility, not only to parents who super: intend the education of their own children, but also to the tutor and young student, to whom it opens at one view, a concise but comprehensive and systematic introduction to the Hebrew Lan-" guage; and even the man of letters, unacquainted with the Hebrew character and its reading, will not fail duly to appreciate it as a very useful table of reference. Tables in the Syriac and Arabic Languages, on the same principle as the Hebrew, are also preparing for the press. They will be the production of an experienced teacher of Oriental Languages, and editor and translator of several valuable Hebrew Works.

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Mr. J. P. Thomas is printing, a Compendium of the Laws of Nature and of Nations.

The Rev. I. Taylor will soon publish, in a duodecimo volume, Scenes in England, illustrated by 84 engravings.

The Author of Waverley, &c. has in forwardness, the Fortunes of Nigel, of which the founder of Heriot hospital, Edinburgh, will be the hero.

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