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/ NST 1 TUTIONS of Language ; containing a Phy-sico-Grammatical Essay on the Propriety and Ratio-nale of the English Tongue. Deduced from a generalIdea of the Nature and Necessity of Speech for HumanSociety; a particular View of the Genius and Usageof the original Mother Tongues, the Hebrew, Greek*Latin and Teutonick; with their respective Idioms*the Italian, French, Spanish, Saxon, and German,so far as they have Relation to the English Tongue,and have contributed to its Composition, By B. Martin.Price 2s. sewed.

The Wonders of Nature and Art ; being an Accountof whatever is most curious and remarkable throughoutthe World ; whether relating to its Animals, Vegeta-bles, Minerals, Volcanoes, Cataracts, Hot and ColdSprings, and other Parts of Natural History ; or, tothe Buildings, Manufactures, Inventions, and Disco-veries of its Inhabitants. The Whole collected from theWritings of the best Historians, Travellers, Geogra-phers, and Philosophers ; amongst which are someoriginal Manuscripts ; interspersed with pious Obser-vations and Reflections; illustrated with Notes, andadorned with Copper Plates. In Six Volumes Twelves.Price 18s. bound in the Vellum manner, or 1 1 . is.in Calf.

An Universal History , from the Beginning of the Worldto the Empire of Charlemagne. By M. Bossuet, lateBishop of Meaux, formerly Preceptor to the Dauphin.Translated from the thirteenth Edition of the Original.By James Elphinstone. In Two Volumes Twelves.Price 6 s. bound.

An Ecclesiastical History from the Birth of Christ to thepresent Time. Written originally in Frenqh by Mr.Formey, Secretary to the Academy of Sciences at-Berlin ; to which is added, an Appendix, giving anAccount of the People called Methodists ; by theTranslator. In Two Volumes, Octavo. Price g s,bound.

A concise History of Philosophy and Philosophers. ByM. Formey, M. D. S. E. Professor of Philosophy;

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