Dr. Clarke's Travels are very nearly finished at the prefs. A new edition of the Athene Oxonienfes is in great forwardness. Spence's Polymetis will speedily be re-published. The County Hiftory of Wiltshire, by Shaw, is proceeding to its accomplishment. Major Samuel Dales has in the prefs, in an octavo volume, an Ejay on the Study of the Hiftory of England. The Works of Gawin Douglas, Bijhop of Dunkeld, with Dijfertations on his Life and Writings, Notes, and a Gloffary, by Lord Glenbervie, will fhortly be published in four octavo volumes. A Tranflation of Mr. De Luc's Geological Travels in the North of Europe, will be published in a few weeks. The Life of Tulfo, with his Letters, Illuftrations of his Writ ings, and Memoirs of fome of his Literary Contemporaries, will fpeedily be publifhed in two quarto volumes. Mr. William Wilkins, Author of the Antiquities of Magna Gracia, propofes to publish, in the Spring, a Tranflation of the Civil Architecture of Vitruvius, with Engravings by Lowry, in an imperial quarto volume. A fourth edition of Mr. Faber's Differtation on the Prophecies, relative to the great Period of 1260 Years, will be publifhed in the courfe of this month. Dr. Duigenan is about to publifh a Pamphlet relative to the prefent State of Ireland and the Catholic Queftion. A thirty-third edition of Take's Pantheon, with a new Set of Plates from original Drawings, will be ready for publica tion in February. The work has been revifed throughout, and the language altered in order to avoid offending the tot delicate car, and to adapt it for the ufe of female as well as claffical feminaries. To each fection is fubjoined a Series of Questions, to afcertain the progrefs of the pupil, with a view of cafing the preceptor, on a plan recommended by the late Dr. Kippis. Mr. Jephen Oddy, the Author of European Commerce, is engaged in a Work on the political, commercial, and local Interefts of the Country, particularly as they will be promoted by the intended Stamford Navigation, of which he was the projector. Travels through the States of the Empire of Morocco, in the. Year 1806, by Dr. Buffa, Phylician to the Forces, will be publifhed very fhordy in one volume, octavo. The Correl pondence with that Court relative to the Interefts of Great Britain, including a Letter from the Emperor of Morocco himself to the King of Great Britain, is prefixed to it. The The third Canto of the Purfuits of Agriculture will be ready in the courfe of the prefent month. A new edition of Mr. Headley's Select Beauties of Antient English Poetry, with a Biographical Sketch, by the Rev. Mr. Kett, of Oxford, will appear in the courfe of the month. English Comedy, in fix volumes; a Collection of Claffical Dramas, feparated from the licentious productions of Farquhar, Congreve, Centlivre, &c. &c. will be published in January. Juhar, A new edition of the late Dr. Dodd's Beauties of Shak-. Speare is nearly ready for delivery. Mr. Hamilton's Travels in Syria and Egypt may very foon be expected. The Favourite Village, with an additional Poem never be. fore publifhed, by the late Poetry Profeffor of Oxford, Dr. Hurdis, will be published in a few weeks. Shortly will be publifhed, Poems, &c. felected from the pofthumous Papers of John Dawes Worgan, late of Bristol, and a Sketch of his Life and Character, by an early affociate and friend, with an introductory Preface by Mr. Hayley. Mr. J. J. Stockdale has in great forwardness the Covent Garden Journal, containing a complete hiftory of the late competition in regard to the rife of the prices of admiffion to that Theatre. With numerous plates. The Ecclefiaftical and University Annual Register for 1809, will be published in February, with various improvements. Dr. Latham has in the preís, Facts and Opinions concerning Diabetes. The work in answer to the Improved Verfion, two fpecimens of which appeared in the British Critic, is now in the prefs. The author is the Rev. Edward Nares, of Biddenden, whofe excellent Bampton Lectures we long ago noticed. ERRAT A. In our review of the Chriftian Code there are a few typogra phical errors, which pervert the fenfe. It is therefore requefted, that in Page 258, line 22, and paflim, for anti-mundane read ante-mundane 5, for hypothetically read hypoftatically 28, for what generated read what is generated 7, for into read in 259, 264, 266, |