PAMPHLETS relative to the FRENCH REVOLUTION. R And to be fold by THOMAS and ANDREWS, Fauft's Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street, EFLECTIONS on the REVOLUTION in FRANCE, and on the Proceedings of certain Societies in London, relative to that Event. In a Letter intended to have been fent to a Gentleman in Paris. And to be fold by THOMAS and ANDREWS, Fault's Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street, ETTERS to the Right Hon. EDMUND BURKE, occafi By JOSEPH PRIESTLEY, L. L. D. F. R. S. Just published, price 23. 3d. (A new Edition, one having already been difpofed of By THOMAS and ANDREWS, Fauft's Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street, IGHTS of MAN: Being an ANSWER to Mr. BURKE's of the UNITED STATES. Secretary for Foreign Affairs to Congrefs in the American War, and Author of the Work intitled COMMON SENSE. And to be fold by THOMAS and ANDREWS, Faufts's Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street, on the REFLECTIONS of tatter Hon. EDMUND BURKE, on the Revolution in France, In a Letter to the Right Hon. the Earl of STANHOPE. By Mrs. CATHARINE MACAULEY GRAHAM. Juf published, price 25. 3d. (fuppofed to be written by the Author of Junius' Letters) And to be fold by THOMAS and ANDREWS, Fauf's Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street, ESSONS to a Young Prince, by an Old Statesman, on the Leflon on the Mode of ftudying and profiting by Mr. Burke's Reflections on the French Revolution, Embellished with five Copperplates, delineating five Political Conftitutions, in a mode entirely new. Fuf published, price 12s. two volumes bound in one, And to be fold by THOMAS and ANDREWS, Fauft's Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street, THE ELEMENTS of MEDICINE; or a Tranflation of the ELMENTA MEDICINE BRUNONIS. With large Notes, Illuftraions and Comments. By the Author of the original Work. TH A BELL on ULCER S. Fuft publifhed, in a handfome acaso volume, price gf, bound and lettered, By THOMAS and ANDREWS, Fauff's Staune, No. 45, Newbury Street, TREATISE on the THEORY and MANAGEMENT of ULCERS. With a Differtation on WHITE SWELLINGS of the JOINTS. To which is prefixed, an ESSAY on the Chirurgical Treatment of INFLAMMATION and its CONSEQUENCES. BY BENJAMIN BELL, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, one of the Surgeons to the Royal Infir mary, and Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. And to be fold by THOMAS and ANDREWS, Fault's Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street, D. WEST, No. 36, Marlborough Street, and E. LARKIN, jun. No. 50, Cornhill, HE MEDICAL POCKET BOOK. Containing a fhort TH ment. DISEASES incident to the Human Body. Including fuch as require Surgical Treat No. 8.]-AUGUST, 1791.-[Vol. III. NATURAL HISTORY of the BIBLE. PROPOSAL FOR PRINTING BY SUBSCRIPTION, The NATURAL HISTORY of the BIBLE. Beafts, Birds, Fifhes, Infects, Reptiles, Trees, Plants, Metals, "He fpake of trees, from the cedar tree that is in Lebanon, even unto the hyffop that fpringeth out of the wall: He ĺpake also of brafts, and of fowls, and of creeping things, and of fifbes. I KINGS, IV, 33 [AS the little book, here offered to the publick, was undertaken with a view to general information, and defigned in particular for the amusement and instruction of youth, all technical terms have been ftudioufly avoided; fhort, natural, and intelligible defcriptions attempted. In the courfe of the work many difficulties are folved, obfcure paffages cleared up, wrong interpretations corrected, and new beauties opened in the facred fcriptures.] CONDITIONS. I. The work will be printed with a new and handsome type, on good paper, in one volume duodecimo, containing about 250 pages, and adorned with a well engraved Frontispiece. II. The price of each book, to subscribers, neatly bound and lettered, will not exceed one dollar. III. It thall be published as foon as a fufficient number of copies are fubfcribed for. IV. Payment to be made as foon as the books are ready for delivery. V. Thofe who fubscribe for fix copies thall have a feventh gratis. SUBSCRIPTIONS are received by THOMAS and ANDREWS, the intended Publishers, at Fauft's Statue, No. 45, Newbury Street, Bofton; by I. THOMAS at Worcefter, and by other gentlemen with whom fubfcription papers are lodged. PROPOSAL FOR PRINTING BY SUBSCRIPTION" A. DISCOURSE CONCERNING THE CHURCH. In which the feveral acceptations of the word are explained and diftinguished-the Gofpel Covenant delineated--a right of admiffion and accefs to fpecial ordinances, in their outward administration, and inward efficacy, ftated and difcuffed. Defigned to remove the fcruples and reconcile the differences of Chriftians. BY MOSES HEMMENWAY, D. D. PASTOR of a CHURCH in WELLS. THE importance of the subjects of the above mentioned Difcourfe, and the acknowledged abilities of the author to difcufs them, must recommend this work to the perufal of Chriftians in general, and particularly to those who are unfettled in those points of which it treats. The following are the VOTES of THREE ASSOCIATIONS, the Minifters of which are well acquainted with Dr Hemmenway's fentiments and abilities. The Cumberland Affociation of Minifters, at their meeting in September, 1790, VOTED, "That as the Affociation have been informed of a design of the publication of a Difcourfe by the Rev. Mofes Hemmenway, D. D. concerning the Church, &c. wa earnestly defire it may be printed, and are difpofed to promote the fame." At a meeting of the Affociation on Pifcataqua River" It being reprefented to the Affociation that Dr. Hemmenway, of Wells, had been writing on the fubject of admiffion to Church privileges-VOTED, That this Affociation request Dr. Hemmenway to proceed in the publication. The Affociation at Biddeford, in Sept. 1790, unanimously passed a Vote, exprelling their earnest defire that Dr. Hemmenway would proceed in publishing his Difcourfe upon the Church, &c. and their difpofition to promote it. CONDITION S. 1. The work will contain about 150 pages, in octavo, printed on good paper, with a fair type, and fhall be afforded to subscribers for two fbillings, in a pamphlet. II. Those who fubfcribe for fix copies, fhall have a feventh gratis. III. The money to be paid on delivery of the books. SUBSCRIPTIONS will be received by the Clergymen and other gentlemen with whom papers are lodged, and by THOMAS and ANDREWS, the Publishers, No. 45, Newbury Street, Bolton. No. 9.-SEPTEMBER, 1791.-Vol. III. SUBSCRIPTIONS for the MASSACHUSETTS MAGAZINE continue to be taken in by the Publisher at their Bookstore and Printing Office, No. 45, Newbury Street, BOSTON. SALEM, by Mr. J. Dabney and Mr.T. C. Cufhing.-At NEWBURYPORT, by Mr. J. Mycall-A PORTSMOUTH, by J. Libbey, Efq; and Mr. G.J. Ofborne.A PROVIDENCE, by J. Carter, Efq; and Mr. B. Wheeler. At NEWPORT, by J. Richardfon, Eat PORTLAND, by S. Freeman, Ef; and Mr. T. Wait.-A WORCESTER, by I.Thomas.it SPRINGFIELD. by hir. E. W. Weld.-- NORTHAMPTON, by Mr. W. Butler,-At Hakurorin, by Mefrs. Hudlon and Goodwin, and Mr N. Patten.--At NEWHAVEN, by Mr. 1. Beers.- NEWLONDON, by Mr. T. Green,- NEWYORK, by Mr. R. Hodge, and Mr. Hugh Gaine.---2 PHILADELPHIA, by Mr. W. Pritchard, and Mr. T. DOBSON, and by many other gentlemen in various parts of the United States. PRINTED at BOSTON, BY ISAIAH THOMAS AND EBENEZER T. ANDREWS. At FAUST'S STATUE, No. 45, NEWBURY STREET. Sold at their BOOKSTORE, by faid Tomas at his BOOKSTORE IN WORCESTER, and by the feveral Gentlemen who receive Sutfcriptions for this Work. Works now in the Press. BOOK of COMMON PRAYER. THOMAS and ANDREWS have in contemplation, two handfome Editions of this valuable Work, viz. an octavo and duodecimo. They will engage to fupply all the Churches in New-England, upon reafonable terms. They will inform the Publick when the Work is committed to the Prefs. BEL L's SURGERY, WILL be published in about fix weeks, in four handfome Octaro Volumes, with 100 Copperplates; price only Eight Dollars to fubfcribers. BELL'S TREATISE on ULCERS, is already published, price Six Shillings, to those who fubfcribe for the Surgery, and Nine Shillings to thofe who do not. CONSTITUTIONS of MASONRY. THIS valuable Work, which has been fo long anxiously expected, is now ready for the Prefs, and will be published in a few weeks. Those who have fubfcription papers are defired to return them. CARVER'S TRAVELS, WILL foon be put to the Prefs, and printed in a handsome 12mo. volume, price 46. SENECA's MORAL S. A NEW Edition of this valuable Work is now in the Prefs, and will foon be publifhed, price 65. adorned with CUTS. Dr. HEMMENWAY'S TREATISE concerning the CHURCH, fhort time. WATTS's PSALMS and HYMN S. 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Suft published, in a handfome oflavo volume, price 9f, bound and lettered, BY BENJAMIN BELL, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, one of the Surgeons to the Royal Infir mary, and Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh.< |