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Early in October will be published, the third edition, enlarged, of a political Index to the Hiflories of Great Britain and Ireland; or a complete Regiffer of the hereditary Honors, public Offices, and Perfons in Office, from the earliest Periods to the prefent Time, by Robert Beatfen, LL.D. in three volumes, 8vo. Mr. Thornton, a gentleman who refided many years in Turkey, is preparing for publication an Account of the Government, Religion, Manners, military, and civil Eftablifhments of Turkey, which will be publifhed about Christmas. Two Volumes of Mr. Beloe's Anecdotes of Literature, and fearce Books, will be published in November. A fecond Volume of Manning's Surrey is in the Prefs. A fplendid Edition of Nichols's Anecdotes of Hogarth, is preparing in two Volumes Quarto. It will comprehend the Notes of Meffrs. Steevens and Nichols. Two Volumes are alfo printed of Anecdotes of Bowyers THE BRITISH CRITIC, For OCTOBER, 1806. Nil moror aut laudes, levis aut convicia vulgi, ART. I. Lectures on Belles Lettres and Logic. By the late William Barron, F. R. S. Editor and Profeffor of Belles Lettres and Logic in the University of St. Andrew's. 2 vols. Svo. 1217 pp. Price 11. 1s. Longman and Co. London. Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh. 1806. WE E are informed, by an advertisement prefixed to this pofthumous work, by its anonymous Editor, that "The Lectures which are now offered to the public were read, during twenty-five feffions, in the Univerfity of St. Andrew's, and were intended by the author for publication. But a fudden illness, which two years ago put a period to his life, prevented him from fuperintending their progrefs through the prefs." This tafk, therefore, has devolved upon the prefent editor, who, though he does not give his name to the world, profeffes to have "endeavoured, to the utmost of his power, to fulfil his duty, both towards the author and the public." The Lectures them felves are divided into two principal parts, the firft of which treats of Belles Lettres, the fecond A a BRIT, CRIT. VOL. XXVIII. OCT. 1806. of |