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ria, duchess of Orleans; written from the year 1715 to 1720, to his ferene highness Anthony Ulric, duke of B-w-; and to her royal highness : Carolina, princess of Wales. Translated from the French, 2 vols. 204

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France, the hiftory of, from the first establishment of that monarchy to the prefent revolution, 3 vols. 8vo. 667 French language, the art of pronouncing the, with propriety. By M. du Frefuoy, 718

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The complete kitchen Gardener, and hotbed forcer; with the thorough prac tical management of hot-houfes, firewalls, and forcing-houfes, and the improved modern culture of the pinery-ftoves, and pine-apples, being a thorough practical difplay of thefe moft capital branches of gardening in their general culture, and agreeably to the prefent greatly improved modern procefs. By J. Abercrombie, author of every Man his own Gardener, commonly called Maw's Gardener's Kalendar; but the work of J. A. only, 12mo. 236 The univerfal Gardener's kalendar, and fyftem of practical gardening; difplaying the compleateft general directions for performing all the various practical works and operations neceffary to every month of the year, agreeably to the prefent moft fuccefsful methods, &c. By J. Abercrombie, ibid. The Garden vade mecum, or compendium of gardening, and defcriptive difplay of the plants, flowers, fhrubs, trees, and fruits, and general culture; comprising a fyftematic difplay and defcription of the feveral diftricts of gardening and plantations, under

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Genefis, annotations upon, with obfervations doctrinal and practical, By the rev. T. Harwood, late of Univerfity College, Oxford, 8vo. 355 Germanic empire, an hiftorical developement of the prefent political conftitution of the, by J. S. Putter. Tranflated from the German with notes, and a comparative view of the revenues, population, forces, &c. of the refpective territories, from the statistical tables lately published at Berlin. By J. Dornford, of Lincoln's iun, LL. D. 3 vols. 434 Glory to God and peace to men, the bleffed effects of divine grace in the redemption of finners by Jefus Chrift. Confidered, by R. Taprell, 4to. 587 A new Grammar to teach French and Englishmen. By D. Blondin, profeffor of divinity at the Fuillans, Paris, 8vo. 235 Greenwich, an hiftorical account of the royal hospital for feamen at, 1789, 4to. 319 The lady's complete Guide; or cookery and confectionary in all their branches. By Mrs. Cole, 8vo. 235

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234 of Charles Mandeville. A fequel to Lady Julia. By Mrs. Brooke, 2 vols. 12mo. 476 Bishop Hoadly's refutation of bishop Sherlock's arguments against the repeal of the teft and corporations acts, 8vo. 342 Homilies of the church of England, obfervations on the, in a series of letters, 8vo. 712 Horace, a differtation concerning two odes of, which have been discovered in the Palatine library at Rome, 4to. Dr. Horfley's ordination fermon, remarks on, in a letter to the lord bifhop of Gloucester. By G. Wakefield, B. A. 8vo. Hortus Kewenfis; or, a catalogue of the plants, cultivated in the royal botanic garden at Kew. By W.Aiton, gardener to his majesty, 3 vols. 8vo.

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Hot-beds, hints for the management of, and directions for the culture of early cucumbers and melons. To which are added brief inftructions for pruning wall and efpalier-trees, 8vo. 716

The little Hunchback; or, a frolic in Bagdad. A farce in two acts. As it is performed at the Theatre-royal Covent Garden. Written by John O'Keefe, 8vo. 593

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DR. James's powder, thoughts and

cafion. Together with fome account of the journies of our fovereigns of the houfe of Brunswick to their dominions on the continent, the government established in their abfence, &c. 8vo. 477 Public Improvement; or, a plan for making a convenient and handfume communication between the cities of London and Westminster. By W. Pickett, efq. 8vo. 234 India, a fhort review of the British go vernment in, and of the Atate of the country before the company acquired the grant of the Dewanny, 8vo. 512 Innocence, an allegorical poem. By mifs Mary Young, 4to. 588 An Inquiry, whether any doctrine relating to the nature and effects of the Lord's fupper can be juftly founded on the difcourfe of our Lord, recorded in the 6th chapter of the Gospel of St. John. Being a fupplement to a treatife, intitled, "An Attempt to afcertain and illuftrate the Authority, Nature, and Design of the Institution of Christ, commonly called the Communion and the Lord's Supper." By William Bell, D. D. 8vo.

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584 Inrolling all deeds, wills, and codicils, affecting lands, throughout England and Wales, impatial thoughts upon the beneficial confequences of, by Francis Plowden, esq. 8vo. 359 Infanity, obfervations on the general and improper treatment of; with a plan for the more speedy and effectual recovery of insane persons. By B. Faulkner, 8vo. Integrity; or, the history of Sophia Francourt. From the French. 2 vols. 12mo. Journal of the proceedings on board his majesty's fhip the Guardian, commanded by lieut. Riou, bound to Botany Bay. From the 22d of December, 1789, to the 15th of January, 1790. 8vo. Ifrael's falvation; or, an account, from the prophecies of fcripture, of the grand events which await the Jews, to the end of time. By T. Reader. 8vo.

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observations on the nature and ufe of, in the prevention and cure of difeafes. By a gentleman of the faculty. 8vo. 709 Imperial election, and journey to Hanover: containing an account of the manner of electing an emperor of Germany thoughts on the importance of that event at this particular crifis, and on the propriety of the king of Great Britain refiding at Hanover, on fo momentous an oc- Juvenal and Perfius. A new and literat

Julia, a novel. By Helen Maria Williams, 2 vols. 12mo. 592 Julius; or, the natural fon, trauflated from the French. 2 vols. 12mo.

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8vo. Letters on the politics of France. By a gentlemen at Paris, 8vo. 119 on love, marriage, and adul tery, addressed to the right hon. the earl of Exeter, 8vo. 163

, chiefly from India: containing an account of the military transactions on the coaft of Malabar, during the late war. Together with a short description of the religion, marmers, and cuftoms, of the inhabitants of Hindoftan. By John le Couteur, efq; tranflated from the French, 8vo. 312

to the people of England, against the repeal of the teft and corporation as, 8vo. 350 A Letter to the rev. Dr. Parr, occafioned by his republication of tracts by Warburton and a Warburtonian, 8vo.

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to the RR. the archbishops and bishops of England, pointing out

the only fure means of preferving the church from the dangers that now threaten her. By an uppergraduate, 8vo. 465 A Letter to the parliament of Great Britain, on the intended application of the proteftant Diffenters, for ob taining a repeal of the corporation and teft acts. By a member of the univerfity of Cambridge. To which is added, a genuine extract of a letter from king Charles I. to his fon, the prince of Wales, afterwards king of England. 4to. 466

from earl Stanhope to the right hon. Edmund Burke: containing a fhort answer to his late fpeech on the French revolution. Second edition, 8vo.

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to the right rev. Dr. William Cleaver, lord bishop of Chester, on the subject of two fermons addreffed by him to the clergy of his diocefe; comprehending alfo a vine dication of the late bishop Hoadley, 8vo. 585

-from the right hon. lord Petre, to the right rev. Dr. Horsley, bifhop of St. Davids. 8vo. 705

-- addrefled to the hon, court of directors of the East India company, containing propofals for printing a hiftory of the revolutions of the empire of Indoftan, from the carlieft ages to the prefent, 8vo. 600

to the rev. Rich. Price, D.D. LL, D. F. R. S. &c. upon his “ Difcourse on the Love of our Country.” &c. &c. By W. Coxe, A. A. F. R. S. F. A. S. 8vo. 716 Levi's difcourfe to the nation of the Jews, 8vo. 116. And a new, Juccinct, and candid examination of Mr. David Levi's objections against Jefas Chrift and the Gofpel Hiftory: in his letters to Dr. Priestley, by Philip David Krauter, D. D. 8vo.—And Supplement to the examination of Mr. Levi's objections in his letters to Dr. Priestley. Occafioned by his grofs misrepresentations of it, in his anfwers to Dr. Pricfley's letters. Part 11. By Philip David Krauter, D. D. 8vo. Dilly. Liberty or Death. A tract, by John Lowe, jun. 4to. 478 The Life of the late John Howard, efq. with a review of his travels. Ridgway.

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And ancadates of the Life and charader of John Howard, efq. 8vo. Hookham,

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Lines on a late refignation at the royal academy, 4to. 588 Literary Relics: containing original letters from king Charles II. king James II. the queen of Bohemia, Swift, Berkeley, Addifou, Steele, Congreve, the duke of Ormond, and bishop Rundle. To which is prefixed, an inquiry into the life of Dean Swift. By George Monk Berkeley, efq. 8vo.

399 London's Glory! on St. George's day, the 23d of April, 1789. With entertaining obfervations on the late royal excursions in the fouth and western counties of England. Dedicated to the hon. William Gill, lord mayor of the city of London, by J. Weft, 4to.

228 4 Look to the last century; or, the Diffenters weighed in their own fcales, 8vo. 464 Love of our country: difcourfe on the, delivered on Nov. 4, 1789, at the meeting-house in the Old Jewry, to the fociety for commemorating the Revolution in Great Britain, With an Appendix, containing the report of a committee of the fociety, an account of the population of France, &c. Second edition, by Richard Price, D. D. LL.D. F. R. S. 8vo. 63

-Additions to Dr. Price's difcourfe on the, containing communications from France, occafioned by the congratulatory address of the Revolution fociety to the national affembly of France, with the anfwers to them, 8vo.

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Love in many Masks, as altered by J. P. Kemble, from Mrs. Behn's Rover; and firût acted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, March 8th, 1790, 8vo. 593 Louifa; or, the reward of an affectionate daughter. 2 vols. 12mo, 118

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St. Mark's Day; or, king John's freemen, a poem comprehending an account of the origin and ceremony of making free burgeffes at Alnwick, in Northumberland, by a native of Alnwick. To which are added, the bellows, or country jaunt; love in an oven, or the parochial batch; and the failor and the monkies, 400.

714 The Marriage law of Scotland stated, by J. Martin, one of the folicitors.of the court of feflion in Scotland, 8vo.

236 Materiality of the foul, an attempt to prove the; by reafon and feripture. With an Appendix, fhewing the influence of this opinion upon the faith and practice of Chriftians. By the rev. Edw. Holmes, A. M. 340

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horthern Pacific Ocean, &c. Write ten by himself. Tranflated from the original munufcript. 2 vols. 4to. 533

Memoirs and opinions of Mr. Blenfield, by the author of the Tales of Sympathy, 2 vols 12mo. 592

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of prince William Henry, duke of Gloucester, from his birth, July 24th, 1689, to October, 1697, 8vo. 716 of the life of Robert Adair, efq. 4to. Semi-Metal, new, difcovered by M. Klaproth of Berlin, Authentic Copy of the Memorial to the right hon. William Wyndham Grenville, one of his majesty's principal fecretaries of ftate: by lieut. John Mears, of the royal navy, dated 30th of April, 1790, and prefented to the houfe of commons, May 13th, 1790, containing every particular refpect ing the capture of the veffels in Nootka Sound, 8vo. 594 De Montmorency, a novel, founded on a recent fact, interfperfed with a tranflation of an original manuscript found in the Baftile, 2 vols. 12mo. 356 Moral philofophy, the principles of, inveftigated, and brieffy applied to the conftitution of civil fociety, together with remarks on the principle affumed by Mr. Paley, as the bafis of all moral conclufions, and on the other pofitions of the fame author. By Tho, Gisborne, M. A. 8vo. 360 Moral Science, elements of. By James Beattie, LL. D. Vol. I. 8vo. 620 Mufic, a general history of, from the earliest ages to the prefent period. By Charles Burney, Muf. D. F. R.S.

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ber, 1489, being the anniversary o his majefty's acceffion to the throne. By the rev. Walter Harper, affiftant-lecturer, 4to. 113 Nation, confiderations on the prefent state of the addressed to the right hon. lord Rawdon, and the other members of the two houfes of parliament, affociated for the prefervation of the conftitution, and promoting the profperity of the Brit:sh empire. By a late under fecretary of state, 8vo. Norman Tales, from the French of M. le Grand, 12mo.

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Ainting perfonified; or, the caricature and sentimental pictures of the principal artifts of the prefent times fancifully explained. By A. Bicknell, efq. 2 vols. Izmo, 358 Parliament, confiderations on the approaching diffolution of; addreffed

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