279 291 A A. CT of Affembly, paffed in the Island of Antigua, 1766. Antiquities (Etrufcan, Greek, &c.) See Hamilton. 293 Architect (The British) See Swan. 296 Architecture. See Gibbes. 299 Arts, Manufacturies, &c. (Advancement of) See Bailey. Architecture (The works in) by Robert and James Adams, with Explanations. London, 1773. 304 307 Albinus, his Anatomy, or Anatomical Tables, of the Human BOOKS in QUARTO. A. 221 AMERICAN Philofophical Society, held at Phila delphia, for promoting ufeful Knowledge: Their tranfac tions, 1771. The Gift of the Society. 223 Aftronomy explained upon Sir Ifaac Newton's Principles. See Fergufon. 245 Architecture Hydraulique, ou L'Art de conduire, d'éléver & de menager les eaux, &c. Par M. Belidor Commiffaire d'Artillerie. Paris, 1737, 4 Tomes. 262 Algebraic Art (A Difcourfe concerning the Refidual Analysis. A New Branch of the) by John Landen. BOOKS in OCTAVO. A. 248 AGRICULTURE (A Course of Experimental.) 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