RUSSIA.

1. Hiftory of Ruffia, by W. Tooke, 2 vol. 8vo.-11. Voyages et Découvertes faites par les Ruffes le long des Côtes de la Mer glaciale, et fur l'Océan, &c. par Mulier, 2 tom. 8vo.—111. Wraxall's Curfory Remarks on the North of Europe, particularly Copenhagen, Stockholm, and Petersburgh, 8vo.-Iv. Voyages de Pallas en différentes Provinces de l'Empire de Ruffie, et dans l'Afie Septentrionale, par de la Peyronie, 5 tom. 4to. Paris, 1789, 93. There is an English Tranflation.

TURKEY, &c.

1. Letters from Turkey, by Lady W. Montague, 12m0.11. Memoirs of the Turkish Empire, by the Baron De Tott, 2 vol. 8vo. 111. Merkwürdige Gefandfchaft's reife von Wien nach Conftantinopel, par Wratislaw, 8vo. Leipfig.-tv. Travels through the Bannat of Timefwar, Tranfylvania, and Hungary, by Baron J. Born, tranflated by R. E. Rafpe, 8vo.—v. Fortis's Travels into Dalmatia, 4to. 1778.

GREECE.

1. Chandler's Travels in Greece and Afia Minor, 2 vol. 4to. 1775-11. Voyage pittorefque de la Grece, par Choifeul Gouf. fier. 111. Voyage littéraire de la Grece, par Guys, 4 tom. 8vo. 1783.-IV. Travels in Greece, by Xavier Scrofani, a Sicilian, performed in 1794 and 1795, tranflated from the Italian by Blanvillain, with a general Map of Ancient and Modern Greece, &c. 3 vol. 8vo. 1801.

INDIA.

1. Voyage de Bernier dans les Etats du Grand Mogul, 2 tom. 12mo. 1723.-11. Hodges's Travels in India, 4to. 1793.-111. The View of Hindooftan, by Pennant, 2 vol. 4to. 1798.-IV. An Account of the Embaffy to the Kingdom of Ava, by Col. Symes, 3 vol. 8vo. 1800. This is a very elegant and interesting Work, and introduces the Reader to an acquaintance with the manners and cuftoms of a Nation hitherto almost unknown.

CHINA.

1. General Hiftory of China, by Du Halde, 4 vol. 8vo. 1736. 11. The Chinese Traveller, containing the Hiftory of China,

4 vol. 8vo. 111. An authentic Account of an Embaffy to China, by Sir J. Staunton, 2 vol. 4to.

PERSIA:

1. Voyages en Perfe et autres Lieux de l'Orient, 4 tom. 4to. Amft. 1735 The best, but a very expenfive edition. This Work contains many curious illuftrations of Scripture.-11. Hif tory of Nader Shah, extracted from an Eaftern Manufcript, with a Description of Afia, a fhort Hiftory of Perfia, &c. by Sir Wil liam Jones, 8vo. Lond. 1773.-111. Franklin's Tour from Bengal to Perfia, in 1786 and 1787, with fome Account of the Reinains of the Palace of Perfepolis, 8vo. Lond. 1790.

AFRICA.

1. Shaw's Travels in Barbary and the Levant; 4to. 1757.11. An Account of Travels into the Interior of Southern Africa in the Years 1797 and 1798, by John Barrow, 4to.-11. Park's Travels in Africa, 8vo. 1800.-IV. Thunberg's Travels in Af. tica and Afia, 4 vol. 8vo.-v. Vaillant's new Travels into the Interior of Africa, 5 vol. 8vo.-VI. Ledyard's Travels printed in the Proceedings of the African Affociation.

EGYPT, JERUSALEM, &c.

1. Maundrell's Journey from Aleppo to Jerufalem, 8vo.-11. Benjamin of Tudela's Travels in the Holy Land, &c. 8vo. 1783. 11. Norden's Travels in Egypt and Nubia, 2 vol in 1. 1757. IV. Niebuhr's Travels in Arabia, 3 vol. 8vo.--v. Voyage en Syrie et Egypte, par Volney, 2 tom. 8vo. vi. Journey from Baffora to Bagdat over the Defert to Aleppo, 8vo.

The reports of the French Sçavans relative to Egypt have as yet been very fuperficial and unfatisfactory.

AMERICA.

t. Bartram's Travels through North and South Carolina, Georgia, &c. 8vo. 11. Weld's Travels through the States of North America, 2 vol. 8vo. 111. Chaftellux's Travels in North America, 2 vol. 8vo.-tv. Travels through the United States, the Country of the Iroquois and Upper Canada, &c. by the Duke de Liancourt, a vol. 4to. 1799.

SELECT VOYAGES.

1. Aftley's Collection of Voyages and Travels, 4 vol. 8vo.-11. A complete Collection of Voyages and Travels, containing above 600 of the most authentic Writers, &c. by Harris, 2 vol. fol. Lond. 1744. See the character of this excellent and very entertaining Compilation in the Preface to the "European Settle ments."-111. Anfon's Voyage round the World, 4to. London, 1748. IV. Captain Cook's three Voyages round the World, with thofe of Byron, Wallis, and Carteret, by Hawkefworth, 9 rol. 4to. 1773, &c.-v. Bougainville's Voyage round the World, by Forter, 4to. 1772.-VI. Vancouver's Voyage, 2 vol. 4to.-VII. Peroufe's Voyage round the World, 3 vol. 4to. 1799. This lift may be made more complete by the addition of Purchas's Pilgrims, 5 vol. fol.-Churchill's Collection, 6 vol.--` The Harleian Voyages, frequently annexed to the preceding.The Collection by Prevot, 27 vol. 4to. and the Voyages pittorefques de la Suiffe, de Naples et Sicile, &c. 15 vol. Atlas folio.

THE PROFESSION OF THE LAW.

Vol. 11. p. 334.

1. Natural and Political Law, by Burlemaqui, 2 vol. 8vo.11. Vattel's Law of Nations, 8vo. The original is entitled Droit de Gens, 3 tom. 12mo. Paris, 1758.5.-111. The Study and Practice of the Law, confidered in their various Relations to Society, in a Series of Letters, by a Member of Lincoln's Inn, 8vo. Lond. 1798.rv. Winne's Eunomus, or Dialogues concerning the Law and Con fitution of England, 4 vol. 8vo. 1785. This Work is highly recommended by Mr. Hargrave in his edition of Coke upon Littleton, and by Mr. Reeves in his Hiftory of the English Law, as a proper Book to be read previous to Blackflone's Commentaries.v. Blackstone's Commentaries, with Notes by Chriftian, 4 vol. 8vo. 1800. "When you have read Blackstone once, read him again," was the advice of Mr. Erskine to a young Student.-v1. Blackftone's Analysis of the Laws of England, 8vo.-v11. Fortefcue de Laudibus Legum Angliæ, by Mulcafter.-v111. Hiftory of the English Law, by Reeves, 4 vol. 8vo.-1x. Burn's Poor Laws, 8vo.-x. Burn's Ecclefiaftical Law, 4 vol. 8vo.-x1. Burn's Juftice of the Peace, 4 vol. 8vo.-x11. Bankrupt Laws, by Coke, 2 vol. 8vo.-XII. Leeder on Controverted Elections, 3 vol.-XIV. The Practice of the Court of King's Bench, by William Tidd, 2 vol. 8vo. Recommended to be read during the time of attending a fpecial Pleader. xv. Coke's Inftitutes, by Hargrave and Butler, 7

vol. 8vo.xvI. Hargrave's Law Tracts. 4to.xv11. Hiftory and Antiquities of the Inns of Court and Chancery, 8vo.XVIII. Crown Circuit Companion, by Dogherty, 8vo.-xIx. A complete Syftem of Pleading, by Wentworth. xx. Beccaria on Crimes and Punishments, to vol. 4to.-xx1. The State Trials, by Hargrave, 11 vol. fol.-xx11. The Statutes at large, by Ruffhead, 13 vol. 4to.-xx111. Jacob's Law Dictionary, 2 vol. 4to. by Tomkins, 1797.

THE MEDICAL PROFESSION. Vol. 11. p. 342.

1. Gregory's Obfervations on the Duties and Offices of a Physician, 8v0.-11. The Hofpital Pupil, or an Effay on Medical and Chirur gical Education, by F. Parkinson, 12mo.-111. The Practice of Phyfic, by Cullen, with Notes by Dr. Rotheram, 4 vol. 8vo. 1796.

IV. Halleri Prime Lined Phyfiologie, 8vo. tranflated by Cullen. y. Inftitutiones Medicine Practice, quas Auditoribus fuis præle. gebat J. B. Burferius de Kanilfuld, 4 tom. 8vo. Lips. 1798. Tranflated by W. Cullen Brown, in 5 vol. 8vo.-v1. Cornelius Celfus de Medicina, 12mo. Lugd. Bat. 1657.-v11. Harvæi Opera omnia, 4to. Medi Opera omnia.-VIII. Sydenhami Opera omnia.rx. Confpectus Medicinæ Theoretica, a Gregory, 8vo.-x. Principia Medicinæ, a Horne, 8vo.-x1. Lommii Óbfervationes Medicinales, 12mo. Amft. 1715.-x11. Cullen's Treatife on the Materia Medica, 2 tom. 4to.-x111. Van Swieten's Commentaries upon Boerhaave, by Cullen, 18 vol. 8vo.-xiv. Arbuthnot on Aliment, 8vo. 1756.-xv. Cheyne's Effay on Health and Long Life, 8vo. 1725.-XVI. Woodville's Medical Botany, containing Defcriptions, with Plates of all the Medicinal Plants, 4 vol. 4to. 1790.-xvII. Tiffot, Avis au Peuple fur la Santé, 12mo. XVIII. Blumenbach de Generis Humani Varietate Nativa, 8vo. Gott. 1795.-xIx. Medical Effays by the Edinburgh Society, 6 vol. 12mo. 1771.-xx. The Edinburgh School of Medicine, containing Anatomy, Chemistry, Botany, by W. Nisbett, D. D. 4 vols. 12mo. 1802.

ANATOMY.

1. Monro's Syftem of Anatomy and Phyfiology, by Rotheram, 3 vol. 8vo. Edin. 1795.-11. Leberi Prælectiones Anatomica, curante J. Wilson, M. D. Edin. 1790.-11. The Anatomy of the Human Body, by John Bell, 2 vol. Edin. 1797. This excellent Work is not yet completed.IV. Plates of Diffections, by C. Bell.4. Morbid Anatomy, by Dr. Baillie.-v1. Monro's Three Treatifes on the Brain, Eye, and Ear, with Cuts, 4to. 1797-v11. To thefe

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thefe may be added the Anatomical Works of Chefelden, Cowper, Monro, Hunter, Smellie, &c.

For ancient Medical Writers, fee Harwood, page 109.

The following, as I am informed, are the Books of Examination by the College of Phyficians: Hippocratis Opera omnia, Vander Linden, 2 tom. 8vo. Lugd. Bat. 1655. Aretai Opera omnia, fol. Oxon.

THE CLERICAL PROFESSION. Vol. 11. p. 352.

"Theological learning is the profeffion of the Clergy, and it may jufily be faid to every ignorant Minifter of the GafpelThou which teacheft another, teacheft thou not thyself?" Bishop of Llandaff.

In drawing up the following Catalogue, I have derived much affiftance from the Lifts of the Bishops of Lincoln, Chefter, and Llandaff, and likewife from the hints of fome learned and judicious friends. The Books of which the titles are printed in Italics will be found to conduce much to the elucidation of the refpective fubjects; and the whole Collection would form an excellent library for a Clergyman who wishes not merely to commence, but to continue the course of his profeffional ftudies.

I. PRACTICAL AND PASTORAL DUTIES.

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1. A Serious Call to a Devout and Holy Life, adapted to the State and Condition of all Orders of Chriftians, by William Law, 8vo. London, 1797. See the Character of this excellent Work by Gibbon. Memoirs of Lord Sheffield, vol. i. p. 15. When at Oxford, (faid Dr. Johnfon) I took up Law's Serious Call, expecting to find it a dull Book, and perhaps to laugh at it. But I found Law quite an overmatch for me, and this was the firft occafion of my thinking feriously of Religion, after I became capable of rational inquiry.” Life by Bofwell, vol. i. p. 43.-11. Elements of Chriftian Theology, by the Bishop of Lincoln, 2 vol. 8vo.-111. Burnet's Paftoral Care, I 2/10.-1V. Wilfon's Parochialia.-v. Gisborne on the Duties of the Clerical Profeffion, 2 vol.-VI. The Charges of Archbishop Secker, 8vo.-v11. The Whole Duty of Man, 8vo. Part II. by Bishop Williams.-VIII. Bishop Gibfon's Devotions.-Ix.. Dodwell's Devotions.-x. Erafmi Ecclefiaftes, five Concionator Evangelicus, 8vo.-x. Claude's Effay on the Compofition of a Sermon, with an Appendix containing one hundred Skeletons of Sermons, by Simeon. Cambridge. 8vo. 1796... 7

II. PROOFS