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The Life and Adventures of Antar, a celebrated Bedowen Chief, Warrior and Poet, who flourished a few years prior to the Mahomedan æra, now first translated from the original Arabic. By Terrick Hamilton, Esq. Oriental Secretary to the British Embassy at Constantinople. 4 vols. 8vo. Lond. Lectures on the Philosophy of Modern History, delivered in the University of Dublin. By George Miller, D.D. M.R.I.A. Vols. III. and IV. 8vo. LAW. Fifth Volume of Wheaton's Reports. R. Donaldson. New-York. Digest of the Decisions of the Supreme Court of the United States, from its establishment in the year 1789, to February term, 1820; including the cases decided in the continental court of appeals in prize causes, during the war of the revolution. By H. Wheaton, Counsellor, &c. [In the press by Donaldson.] New-York. (Foreign.) Fifth Volume of Maule and Selwyn's Reports. Boston. Adams on Ejectment, from the London edition of 1820; with notes and references to American decisions. 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These four volumes, a description of which follows, were received in the beginning of this month, (October,) for the Literary and Philosophical Society of this city, from Captain the Chevalier Montgery, now at New-Castle. His letter to the Society indicates, that M. Dupin of Paris is associated with M. Borgnis in this great work, which he calls "les ovurages de M. M. Borgnis et Dupin." We are indebted to Doctor Mitchill (to whom they were transmitted) for this information and notice. The first volume of this Complete Treatise on Mechanics, as applied to the Arts, exhibiting methodically the theories and experiments best adapted to direct the choice, invention, construction, and use of all sorts of machines)describes the composition of machines, under the several titles of the receivers, communicators, modifiers, supporters, regulators, and consummators, of the intended motion or action.-Another volume displays the machines employed in civil architecture, in hydraulic architecture, in military constructions, and in naval constructions.-A third treats very extensively, on the means of moving loads or burthens,-comprehending the transportation of all inanimate bodies, and changing their position: the several machines therefor having been described, the movement of bodies along horizontal and oblique planes, and the raising them vertically and obliquely, are fully discussed. 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Locke's Essay on the Understanding of St. Paul's Epistles; and Le Clerc on Inspiration. 18mo. Boston. An abbreviated Synopsis of the Four Gospels, so arranged as to lay beVOL. I. 68 |