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      Ode on the State of Europe , at the Close of the year 1806 . is . od . Musical Dramas ; with Select Poems and Ballads . By J . Rannie . 7 s . MISCELLANEOUS . The Third Report of the Committee f the Patriotic Fund . ' 8 vo . 7 s . 6 d . I ^ etter on the Abolition of the Slave

      Trade By W . Wilberforce , Esq . ad ^ dressed to the Freeholders and other In habitants of Yorkshire . 6 s . Fl © wer * s Political Review and Month fy Register , for January 1807 . No . I 8 vo . is . 6 d .

      A Tour to Sheerez , by the route of JCazroon , &c . With various Remarks on the . Language , &c of the Persians . By E . S . Waring , Esq . of the Bengal Establishment . 4 to . Portraits , il . 5 s . R . P . il . 16 s

      Abridgement of the JLight of Nature , pursued , in 7 vols . 8 vo . In 1 large vol . tvo . Essay on the Character of Ulysses , as delineated by Homer . By the late Rich . Hole , L ..-Li . B . 3 s . 66 .. Report of the Highland Society of Scotland , respecting the authenticity of Ossian ' s Poems . Drawn up by Henry Mackenzie , Esq * 8 vo , izs .

      The History of Egypt from the earnest Accounts of the Country , till the expulsion of the French from Alexandria , in i $ oi . By James Wilson , D . D . 3 vols . 8 vo . il . is . A Treatise on Indigence , exhibiting a

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      The Secretary of the Unitarian Fund has received at . as an annual subscription to that institution , from , the Accidental Discoverer , whose tetter to us was noticed in our last number , and takes this only opportunity of acknowledging the liberality © I " this unknown friend . We have also received another letter from the same gentleman expressing the lively interest he takes in the success of the Monthly Hffiository , and pointing out a variety of means of making it known among rational Christians . Those methods are now pursuing ; with 'what effect , time must determine . There wants but a few such ardent friends to our work , as the

      Accidental Discoverery to place it on a level with the most fortunate of its competitors for public favour . We have received two letters * in answer to the enquiry of the Accidental I ) ii ~ conterery concerning the York Academy , by C . C . and Neocomensis , which will appear in our next . The letter signed S . complaining of our Obituary of the Rev . T * Towle . and

      correcting some mistakes into which weare supposed to have fallen , we will cheeriully insert hi our ensuing number , notwithstanding the " unfriendly" spirit , which it breathes , if the writer will send us his name . It cannot be expected that we should yield credit to an anonymous writer in opposition to a . correspondent © f unquestionable veracity , by whom the article alluded to was drawn up . of his on

      P . C ^ s Defence letter card- playing , Whistonius ' s second letter on Stone ' s visitation Sermon , and Gogmagog , shall appear in the ensuing number , and many other interesting communications as early a * possible *

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      112 Correspondence .

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      general view of the different ranks of Society in England and "Wales . By P . Colquhoun , Esq . L . L .. D- 8 vo 7 s . 6 d . South American Independence ; or the Emancipation of South America , the Glory and interest of England . By Wm , Burke . 3 s .

      Observations on Reversionary Pay * ments . By Richard Price , D . D . FR-S . The whole newly arranged and enlarged by Algebraical and other Notes . By W , Morgan . F . R . S . a vols . 8 vo . i 8 s > A Detailed Account of the Battleof Austerlitz . By the Austrian Major General Stutterhum ; with Notes . By a French officer . Translated from the

      French by Major Pine Coffin . 8 vo , Travels in Scotland , by an Unusual Route ; with a trip to the Orkneys and Hebrides . By the Rev . Jas . Hall , A . M , a vols . roya ! 8 vg . il . 6 s . General Biography . By John &ikin , M . D . The Rev . T . Morgan , &c . vol . VI 4 to . il . iis 6 d .

      Modern Geography , on a new Plan , By John Pinkerton . With an Astronomical Introduction * By the Rev . S . Vince , A . M . F . R . S . Maps , &c . &C . 3 Vols , 4 to . 61 . 6 s . Observations on the Fairy Queen of Spencer . By Thomas Warton , A . M . 2 vols 8 vo . 14 s .

      History of the Westminster , arid Miodlesex Elections in the Month of November , 1806 8 vo , o&

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 2, 1807, page 112, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2377/page/56/