Sketches of Portuguese Manners, Customs, Costume, and Character, with En gravings, are announced for early publi cation.

Dr Arnott announces a Work to be entitled, "Medical Physics."

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Selections from the works of the late Dr John Owen, by the Rev. W. Wilson, D.D. will soon be published.

Captain Parry's Third Voyage, for the Discovery of a North-west Passage, to which will be appended the Appendices to Captain Parry's Journals of his Second and Third Voyages. With plates, woodcuts, &c.

The Rev. Richard Hoblyn is employ ed on a New Translation of the First Georgic of Virgil, with Explanatory Notes.

Mr F. Lemare is preparing for publication a New Selection of Sacred Music, including original compositions by Mr Rimbault, the late Rev. W. Bingley, &c. &c.

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It is well known that the former of these writers meant to bring down his "Connection" to the period at which Dean Prideaux commenced his learned work on the same subject, but that he was prevented by death from accomplishing his undertaking. His narrative ends with the demise of Joshua; and the seven hundred years which elapse from that date to the reign of Ahaz, constitute the historical field which Dr Russel has announced his intention to occupy.

The Selfish Wife, and other Tales, by the Author of the Miller of Calder, &c. 3 vols. 12mo.

Converts from Infidelity. A Biographical Account of several distinguished Individuals, who have renounced Scepticism, and have embraced the Faith and Hope of the Gospel. By Andrew Crichton, Author of the Life of LieutenantColonel Blackader.

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