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%A Treatife of the Motion bf Water and other Fluids: With the Origin ofFoun-tains and Springs, and the Caufe of Winds* In which Treatife» the Manner ofLevelling and Conducting Rivers, tn order to make them Navigable i the makingof ¿i¿¡ ue duels for the Supply of Gentlemen's Seat s ; the whole Art of contrivingand making JettS of Water for Fountains ; and the manner how to proportion theStrength of Pipes for conveying Water from any Height, are plainly demonfiratedfrom the Laws of Hydroitaticks, by above à hundred curious Experiments, Writ-ten originally in French, by the Learned lA. Mariotte, Member of the Royal ^i-cademy at Pans. ^AndTranßated into EnglUh, vcith fever at Annotations for ex-plaining the doubtful Places, by J. T. Defaulters, LL, D, F t R. S. Chaplain to hisGrace ike Duke of Chandois.

Gebdarfia ", or the -Art of fur v eying ana meafuring of Land made eaße. Shewingby plaih and practical Rules, how to Swvey, ProtraQ, cafi up, reduce or divideany piece of Land whatfoever ; with nevo Tables for the Eafe of the Surveyor inrtämitng the Meafnres of Land» Aloreovcr y a more facile and fure Way of Sur-veying by the Chain, than has hitherto been taught. ^As alfo how to lay ont nervLands in America or elfewhere: To make a ptrfeä Map of a River's Month orHarbour» andfeveral other Things never yet publißied in our Language, 'By Johni-ove. The Third Addition with Additions*

The Hißoryofthe Wars of his late Ma\efij Charles XII. K¿ng of Sweden, fromhis frß Landing in Denmark, to his Return from Turkey to Pomerania. TheSecond Edition. With a Continuation to the Tims of his Death, By a Scots Gen-tleman in the Swedi/K Servia,

The Baronettage of England, hing an H'ßorical and Geneohgical ^Account of*Baro?;sts, from their firfi Inßituiion in the Reign of JQ. James I. with their Coatsof *4rms and Crejls engraved and blazoned? 2 voJ»

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(~>Hrißian Converfaticn ; In fix Dialogues. I. "Between a doubting Chrißian, and^ ont more confirmed, about Affnrance. II. 'Betteten the fame Perfons aboneMortifica, ion. III. 'Êetn ecu Eutocus and Fidelius, about Natural things Spiritu-alized. IV. 'Between Simplicius and Confocins, about Union. V. "BetweenThlipOs and Melandrus, about ^Affliäions. VI. 'Between Achanafius and Biotes,about Death. By a frivate Gentleman-

Trigonometry improved, and the Projeilion of the Sphere made eafy. Teachingthe Pro]ecliau of the Sphere Orthographicb, and Stereographhi: ^Asalfo, Trigonome-try Plain and Spherical ; rçich plain and intellegible Reafoni for the various andrrc/1 ufeful Methods both in Projeclion and Calculation ; Kith the application ofthe whole to ^Aßronomy, Dialling and Geography, 'ßy H. Wilfon.

Now in the P R E S S.

A New and Corred Edition of Baxtorfs Hebrew Lexicon.

A Nerv and Neat Edition of the Religion of Nature delineated ; H nkich■scill be added, an Index to ¡he Whole.

Dugdale's Antiquities of Warwktfliire, with great Additions in Folios

Seiden s Works, 3 vols. Folio.

Hederichs new Manual Greek Lexicon. 4(0,