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A new edition of Enderbie's Cambria Triumphans is in the Prefs, and may shortly be expected.

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In the Prefs and fpeedily will be published, A clear and full Refutation of all Mr. Mather's Principles, proving from infallible documents, a decreafe of population, and fhowing that the alarming high price of grain, for these iaft ten years has not been owing to a deficiency but to the artful policy and addrefs of the Land Owners.

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The firft volume of the theological works of Mr. Archibald MLean, one of the paftors of the Baptift church, Edinburgh, has been lately reprinted. Volumes 5th and 6th, containing the Paraphrafe and Commentary on the Epiftle to the Hebrews, will be immediately put to preis, and the fubfequent volumes will be publifhed as speedily as poflible. The whole, when finifhed, will confift of eight or nine volumes duode! cimó. A new edition of his Treatile on the Apoflolic Commillion is alfo juft publifhed.

ERKATA,

In our laft, p.515, and in the correfponding place of the blud cover, for Milford read Mitford

In the prefent No. p. 568, laft line, for Hic read His

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