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

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Mr. IV. Moore, of the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, has in forwardnefs, a Treatife on the Doctrine of Fluxions, with its application to all the most useful parts of the true Theory of Gunnery and other very important matters in military and naval Science.

The Rev. H. H. Baber, of the British Mufeum, has juft published a new edition of Wiclif's Verfion of the New Tej tament. Prefixed to this moft ancient English Version of the New Teftament, are Memoirs of the Life of Dr. Wiclif and an historical Account of the Saxon and English Versions of the Scriptures previous to the xvth century; embel lihed with an elegant Portrait.

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The author of Nubilia is about to commence a periodical work, entitled the Contemplatift, a number of which will appear every Saturday. It is meant to be purfued upon the fame plan as he Spectator, Rambler, &c.

The first volume of the theological works of Mr. Archibald MLean, one of the paftors of the Baptist church, Edinburgh, has been lately reprinted. Volumes 5th and 6th, containing the Paraphrafe and Commentary on the Epifle to the Hebrews, will be immediately put to prefs, and the fubfequent volumes will be published as Tpeedily as poffible. The whole, when finifhed, will confift of eight or nine volumes duodeçimo. A new edition of his Treatife on the Apoftolic Commiffion is alfo juft publifhed.

ERRATA.

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

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