Mr. D. Boileau, author of an Introduction to the Study of Political Economy, is engaged in a Tranflation, (with additional Notes) of Mr. Charles Ganilh's work, entitled, "An Enquiry into the various Systems of Political Economy, their advantages and difadvantages, and on the Theory moft favourable to the increase of national wealth. Mr. Reynolds, of Lambeth, has in the prefs a small Tract entitled, The Teacher's Arithmetic, containing a fet of sums in numeration and fimple addition, defigned principally for Claffes and for the guidance of youth who are the conducting agents of the Rev. Dr. Bell's Syftem, refting on the prin ciples of tuition by the fcholars themselves.. The Sonnets and other Poetical Works of Alfieri, are preparing for publication under the fuperintendance of Mr. Totte. Mr. Dibdin's fecond volume of Ames is nearly finished at the Prèfs. Mr. Belae's fixth and concluding volume of Anecdotes of Literature is alfo at the Prefs. Mr. Nichols has completed his elaborate Hiftory of Leicesterfhire, and will peedily publifh his enlarged octavo edition of Anecdotes of Bowyer. Mr. John Mawe, the author of a Treatife on the Mineralogy of Derbyshire is about to publish a Narrative of his Voyage to the Rio de la Plata, and of his Travels in Brazil during a period of fix years from 1804 to 1810. The principal part of his work relates to the Interior of Brazil, where no Englishman was ever before permitted to travel, and particularly to the Gold and Diamond diftricts which he invefligated by order of the Prince Regent of Portugal. M. Wintle of Brightwell, Author of a Commentary on Daniel, has now in the preis of the University of Oxford, a work entitled Chriftian Ethics: confifting of Difcourfes on the Beatitudes, &c. Page 457 line 461 462 470 471 472 496 ERRATA. 30 for knew read know 5 for than read then 28 for knew read know 5 for attributes read attribute 37 for the right angles read two right angles |