eating his Practical Obfervations on the Diseases of Domeftic Animals: they abound with remarks, and the best and most approved remedies are every where propofed. What is very remarkable, the inoculation for the murrain among the horned cattle is here likewife circumftantially treated of; and it appears, that out of nine only four die from inoculation; in the natural way, feven out of nine perifh. But the chief advantage arifing from the operation is this, that the inoculated cattle are never fubject to a fresh attack of the difeafe. The pox of the sheep, our author thinks, might likewife be inoculated with great advantage, and prevent the great mortality by which these useful animals are frequently carried off, by getting the infection in the natural way. 52. L'Art de la Porcelaine. Par M. le Comte de Milly, avec fig. Paris, folio. A work of an interefting nature, which promises to be useful, as it is published under the approbation of a committee of the Royal Academy. 53. Le Verniffeur parfait ou Manuel du Verniffeur. Par l'Auteur du Nouveau Teinturier, parfait. Paris, 12mo. The art of japanning, and of making varnishes, has been executed in England and in France in a manner fuperior to that of any other country: but it is still in its infancy. It were therefore to be wished, that a man well verfed in chemistry might refume all the known recipes, and establish upon principles the best methods of making durable and tranfparent varnishes. The French author has collected all that has been faid on the subject, and, as a compilation, it will not be without utility: but if the ingenious Mr. Turner, of Liverpool, could be prevailed upon to lay before the public the series of curious and interefting experiments, and his new difcoveries in this branch of chemistry, we do not in the leaft doubt but they would be infinitely fuperior to any thing hitherto produced on that fubject. 54. Inftruction elementaire fur la Conftruction pratique des Vaif feaux, en forme de Dictionnaire. Par M. Duranti de Lironcourt. Paris, 8vo. Another science reduced into a dictionary! digefted, as all other dictionaries of this kind, in the country of dictionaries, France. This method of learning the art of fhip building is very eafy; it will at least serve our beaux and maccarronies to fupport the converfation when it turns upon fhip-building, and enable them to judge whether a veffel is crank, top beavy, has too bigh upper-works, is too long for her breadth, has 100 great harpings, &c. 55. Examen Maritimo Theorico Practico o Tratado de Mechanica applicado à la Conftruction, Conocimiento, y Manejo de los Navios y demas Embaraciones. Par Dan Jorge Juan. Madrid, 2 vol. 8vo. This is a work of great merit, containing the best principles. of building and manoeuvering fhips, proposed in a plain and eafy method. AD DAM's paraphrafe on the eleven first chapters of St. Paul's Epiftle to the Romans, 175 Adams's Difquifition of the ftone and gravel, 254 Address (an) to the king on the intended application to parlia ment for relief in matter of ecclefiaftical fubfcriptions, 80 - (an) to the privy-council, pointing out an effectual remedy to the complaints of the iflanders of Jerfey, 178 (an) to the ferious and. candid profeffors of Chriftianity, 493 Advantages (the) of deliberation, or the folly of indiscretion, a novel, 83 African trade for Negro flaves fhewn to be confiftent with humanity and revealed religion, 335 Aikin's thoughts on hofpitals, 75 Alonzo, or the youthful solitaire, 328 Amufements (new and elegant) for the ladies of Great Britain, 184 Anfwer to Dr. Lettfom, to Eboracencis, 343 ibid. ibid. Baker's opufcula medica, iterum edita, Barretti's introduction to the moft ufeful European languages, Barret's tables of the European exchanges, 413 87 Beattie's (Dr.) effay on the nature and immutability of truth, 34 Beauties of the magazines and other periodical works, 414 Benezet's historical account of Guinea, &c. 418 Berdoe's (Dr.) effay on the nature and causes of the gout, 4.12 effay on the pudendraga,496 · Berkenhout's examination and refutation of Dr. Cadogan's Differtation on the gout, 3249 Briminham counterfeit (the) 325 Blicke's effay on the yellow fever of Jamaica, Bourne's miscellaneous poems,318 Breaks's complete fyftem of landfurveying, Brisbane's (Dr.) felect cafes in medicine, Britannia libera, 179 65 254 496 Bromehead's oration on the utility of public infirmaries, 261 Bromley's difcourfe on the confi deration of our latter end, 258 Browne's (William) works, 111 Bulkley's difcourfes on the parables of our Saviour and the 366 miracles of the Gospel, C 413 180 Cadogan's (Dr) differtation on the gout, &c. examined and refuted, 329 Calendars of the ancient charters, &c. of the Welsh and Scottish rolls, now remaining in the Tower, Cautious lover (the), Chambers's (fir Wm.) differtation on oriental gardening, 413 Choice emblems, &c. written for the amufement of lord Newbattle, Clark's obfervation on fhoeing of horses, LI 334 336 Cole 405 Coledridge's Latin grammar, 498 255 81 178 r-b-fs the d— of C—,' 500 323 329 334 on the human foul, (fele&t) from the Encyclo- pedy, (two lyric) 45 49 170 Eljay's Feelings of the heart, or hiftory of G Gibbons's (Dr.) chriftian minifter, 331 425 Grofley's tour to London, H. 456 Hallifax's (Dr.) three fermons 330 Hiftorical mifcellany (an), 323 500 Leflie's Killarney, a poem, to the archbishop of Can- to lord North, concerning (a fecond) to the members to Richard Whitworth, efq. to a bishop, on the late pe- of James Bolland, 336 170 (George) edition of 387 of James Bolland, ibid. 468 of Edmund Ludlow, 498 |