entitled, A Reply to Dr. M.'s Defence of those nocent Ceremonies. 171 <-1693. A Triplication to Dr. Burgess's Rejoinder for Dr. M. 26 v. -1638. Duplicatio adversus Replicam M.i. 686 y.-1660. Life of T. M., Bishop of Durham, and his Funeral Sermon. 81 m. - 1669. Life of T. M., by R. B. and J. N. 686 z. MORVEAU, L. B. GUYTON DE.-1787. Methode de Nomenclature Chimique, proposée par M. 381 x.-1788. Method of Chemical Nomenclature proposed by Messrs De M., Lavoisier, Berthollet, and De Fourcroy. 548 q.

MORVILLE.-1812. MORVINA.-1778. vols. 12mo. 6s.

The House of M.; a Drama. 582j. Letters from Henrietta to M. Lond. Bew, 2

Un

MOSAIC WORK, an assemblage of little pieces of glass, marble, precious stones, &c., so cut and cemented as to imitate the colours and gradations of painting.-1683. Divers Dissertations concerning Medals, Bas-reliefs, Statues, M. W.s, and Inscriptions of the Ancients. 872.1769. Traité sur la Fabrication des M.ques. 381 j. — 1792. A M. Pavement in the Prior's Chapel at Ely; with a brief Deduction of the Rise and Progress of M. W. since the introduction of Christianity. 429 j. MOSAICUM, AURUM.-1771. Experiments to shew the Nature of A. M. 985 j.

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MO SCOVY. See Muscovy.

283 0.

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N. D.-A Chronicle of M. Alexander Sumorokof.

-Eм. LIT. CH. BORN AT M.-1727. MOSELLA.-1499. M. 56 v. MOSELY, BENJAMIN, M. D.-1806. An Answer to Dr. M., containing a Defence of Vaccination. 805 g.-1807. Rowland for an Oliver, in answer to Dr. M.'s Oliver for a Rowland. 805 g.-1809. Expostulatory Letter to Dr. M. on his Review of the Report of the London College of Physicians on Vaccination. Lond. 8vo.

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tions of Oliver, late Lord Protector; being a parallel between him and M. 289 w.-1661. De Zoroastre, Hermete, Sanchoniathone, eorumque Scriptis, et aliis contra M.aicæ Scripturæ Antiquitatem. 924 h.-1670. M. and Aaron; a Sermon. 843 g.-1673. Domus M.ca Clavis, sive Demonstratio quod Puncta Hebræa sine Literis coæva. 256 f.-1675. M. and Aaron; a Sermon on 1 Sam. xxiv. 5. 4to.-1676. Certamen Archangeli Michaelis cum Diabolo de Corpore M.is. 670 j. 1684. M. Unveiled, &c. 450 c.-1693. The Blessing of M. on the Tribe of Asher. 109 %.-1694. M. vindicatus. 435 d. 1700. Paraphrase on the Song of M., &c. 118 h.-1702. Physica Vetus et Vera; sive Tractatus de Naturali Veritate Hexæmeri M.ci, &c. 302 j.-1702. Geography and History of M. 440 i.-1709. Defensio Religionis necnon M.is et Gentis Judaicæ. 359 d. 1709. A Vindication of the M.aic System of the Creation. 810 m.-1717. Inauguratio Christi haud obscurior M.aica decem Dissert. asserta. 284 x.-1724. M. Principia. 529 r.-1725. 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M.

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See PENTATEUCH.

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MOSES, R.-1702. Constitutiones de Primitivis R. M., F. Maimonis, 267 n.

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MOSS, CHARLES.-1767. Sermon at the Consecration of Bishop M., in 1766. 310 9.

MOSS, ROBERT, D. D. 1732. 442 j.

A Preface to Dean M.'s Sermons.

Anatome Mytuli, Belgice M. 480 q.
Proceedings in the Causes of Fabrigas and M.

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MOTHER, STEP-.-1698. The Ambitious Step-M.; a Tragedy.

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accelerated M.

Discours sur les Loix de la Communication du Mouve

ment. 105 n.-1728. The Proportion of Velocity and Force in Bodies 236 b.-1736. Mechanica, sive M.us Scientia, analytice exposita. $45 y.-1745. An Inquiry into the Measure of the Force of Bodies in M. 560 c.-1746. De Sensus M.us et Idearum Generatione. 470 y. -1754. The General Laws of M. 336 m.-1754. Of the Laws of M.; Vis Inertia; Communication of M.; Action and Re-action; Gravity; Force of Bodies in M. 508 w.-1754. Remarks on the Laws of M., and on the Inertia of Matter. 881 a.-1758. Effects of Engines with uniform 120 e.-1760. Mechanics; or, the Doctrine of M. 336 2-1764. A Metaphysical Inquiry into the Laws of M., in French. 797 A New Theory of Comets, (Laws of M.,) &c. 982 h.-1769. Demonstration of the Law of M., in the case of a Body deflected by two Forces tending constantly to two fixed Points. 808 p.-1777. Theory of Rotatory M. of Bodies affected by Forces disturbing such M. Reflections on the Communication of M. by Impact and Gravity. 671 2d 1780. On Sir I. Newton's Second Law of M. 622 i. 1780. An Investigation of the Principles of Progressive and Rotatory M. On M. 555 f. - 1781. An Inquiry into the Cause of M.; or, a General Theory of Physics; illustrated with Copperplates. Of Matter and M. 66 %. 1784. A Treatise on the

k.-1768.

383 t.-1787. Of the three Axioms or Laws of M. the Effect of M. and Rest, and on Counterstrokes.

287 b.-1790. Essay on the Effects of M. and Rest. 560 g.-1794. In

vestigations, founded

Observations on the Theory of M. 53 t.-1808. 322 e.- N. D.-On the Unifor

MOTION, ANIMAL. 1566. De M.u Animalium. De M.u Animalium, Gr. Lat. 44 s.-1618. De M.u Locali Animalium Secundum totum. 353 e.- 1620. Tract. de M.u Animali. 200 S.

1658. Natural History of Nutrition, Life, and Voluntary M. 216 h.1678. Theory of the Principle of M. in Animal Bodies. 322 u.-1680. De M.u Animalium Tractatus. 134 2d v.1686. De M.u Animalium. 134 2d u.-1751. An Essay on the Vital and other Involuntary M.s of Animals. 965 v.-1771. A Philosophical Inquiry into the Nature, Origin, and Extent of Animal M., deduced from the Principles of Reason and Analogy. 357 l.—1781. Of the Progressive M.s of Men and Animals. 79 q.-1788. De M.ibus Animaliuin et Ordinatis et Inordinatis.

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MOTION, Celestial.—1553. Tabulæ de M.ibus Luminarium ac Planetarum. 779 s.- 1571. Liber de Terræ M.u. 396 y. - 1598. Treatise of Mathematicall Phisicke, entreating very exactly of the Natures and Qualities of all Diseases incident to Humane Bodies, by the naturall Influences of the Cœlestiall M.s. 285 1573. Observations for proving the M. of the Earth. 531 j.-1674. Attempt to prove the M. of the Earth, from Observations. 511 0.-1682. A Correction of the Theory of the M. of the 4th Satellite of Saturn. 459 y.-1699. The M.s and Phenomena of the Heavenly Bodies. 642 c.-1715. Epheremides M. uum Cœlestium ab anno 1715 ad annum 1750. 639 z.-1719. Of the Maxima and Minima in the M.s of the Celestial Bodies. 295 h.-1728. Apparent M. of the Fixed Stars. 144 r.-1728. Tables on the M.s of the Planets, &c. 593 w.-1745. The M. of the Planets. 245 n.-1747. Concerning an apparent M. observed in some of the Fixed Stars. 144 q.-1747. On the Moon's M. 323 e.-1755. On the Physical Causes of the Earth's Diurnal and Annual M.s. 812 1.-1768. De Inæqualitate M.us Planetarum. 389 f.-1789. Respecting the M. of the Heavenly Bodies. 277 e.-1805. The M.s of the Heavenly Bodies. 702 0.-1806. On the Quantity and Velocity of the Solar M. 490 d. -N. D.-Sensible Experiments that show the M. of the Earth, &c. 474 q.-Tabula M.uum Solis et Lunæ.

MOTION, VEGETABLE. 1724. M. in Plants. 353 2d s. - -1757. The Cause of M. in the Sensitive Plants explained. 497 c.-1809. The Cause of M. in Plants. 532 g. 1809. Remaining Proof of the Cause of M. in Plants explained. 532 g.-1810. On the M. of the Flower of the Barbery. 532 h. MOTIONS.-1773. Fines by Writ of Error, or M. for Deceit and Fraud. 220 m.-1791. Directions for serving Notices of M. 132 s.-1796. Interlocutory Matters on Petitions, M., References, &c. 132 s. MOTLY, DR.-1767. Letter to Dr. M. 266 l.

MOTTE, COMPTE DE LA.-1786. Memorial or Brief for the Compte de Cagliostro, defendant, against the King's Attorney-General, plaintiff, in the Cause of the Cardinal de Rohan, Compte de la M., and others. 182 r. MOTTE, COUNTESS DE VALOIS DE LA.-1786. The Cause of the Cardinal de Roban, Comtesse de la M., and others. 632 e.-1789. Countess de Valois de la M.'s Memoirs; containing a complete Justification of her Conduct, and an Explanation of the Intrigue and Artifices used against her by her Enemies, relative to the Diamond Necklace. 688 g. 1791. The Countess de Valois de la M.'s Life; containing a circumstantial and exact Detail of the many extraordinary Events which have attended this unfortunate Lady from her birth, and contributed to raise her to the dignity of Confident and Favourite of the Queen of France. 688 h. MOTTE, ANTHONY HOUDART DE LA.-1724.

Apologie de M. H. de A Satirical Attack on

la M., de l'Academie Françoise. 94 t. 1724. M. de la M.'s Works, especially his Dramas. 94 t. - 1760. Mémoires sur Monsieur de Fontenelle et M. de la M. 377 l. 1761. Mémoires pour servir à l'Histoire de Messieurs de la M. et de Fontenelle. 917 i.-N. D.-Translations of the Letters between Archbishop Fenelon and M. de la M. 323 .-Le Homere Vengé; against La M. 393 w. - A Small Piece, entitled, Les Fables de M. de la M. 393 w. - · A Criticism on the Fables of La M. 706 y. Against La M.'s Paradox on the Inutility of Versification in Tragedy. 706 y.

MOTTERSHEAD, REV. JOHN.-1729. Funeral Sermon on the late Rev. J. M. 183 q.

MOTTERSHEAD, MARY.-1732. Funeral of M. M.; on Job xiv. 14. 908 b..

and M.s. 604 n.-1773.

439 p.

M.es from Horace, &c. 840 d. 1784. Description of the M.s, &c. of Knighthood. 233 s.-1802. M.s; or Imagery of Life. 810.-N. D.-Translation of the M.s of the Spectator, Guardian, and Freeholder. 156 n.-Of the Antiquity of M.s and Words. 262 v. Antiquity, Variety, and Reason of M.s and Arms. 505 r. MOTUPROPRIA.-1582. Ecloge Bullarum et M.orum. MOUELLE.-1609. Le Triomphe de la M. 584 n. MOUKDEN, or CHEN-YANG, a city of Eastern Tartary, capital of a province of the same name. 1770. A Chinese Poem in praise of the City of M., by the Emperor Kien Long. 27 a.-1770. Eloge de la Ville de M., et de ces Environs, Poeme; accompagné de Notes curieuses sur la Géographie. 569 n.

MOULD, a small plant, which grows on things kept motionless and damp.-1750. On the Green M. on Fire Wood. 670 m.

MOULD, a cast, a form.-1803. An Account of M.s for casting Roman Coins. 768 t.-1806. On the Means of obtaining Stamps (Clichés) with M.s of Plaster of Paris, Sulphur, or Sealing Wax.

285 b.

MOULD, or harbour.-N. D.-Reasons for making a Harbour or M. in Torbay. 809 m.

p.

MOULD-BOARD.-N. D.-Of a M.-B. 544 h. MOULDINESS.-1716. Quick Growth of M. on a Melon. MOULIN, LEWIS DU.-1680. A Lively Picture of L. du M.

MOULIN, PETER. See MOLINEUS.

144 r.

280

MOULINA. -EM. LIT. CH. Born at M.-1578. Signor de Claude Guillermet Berigard, or Beauregard. 103 j.

MOULINS, a town of France, capital of the department of Allier.1785. Du Charpentier des M. 94 a. -EM. LIT. CH. BORN AT M.1653. Louis Hector, Duke of Villars. 934 w.-1698. Henry Griffet. 442 y.

MOULTON, SOUTH, a town in Devonshire, England.-1751. On the Effects of Lightning at South M. 729 b.

MOUND, a bank of earth and stone.-1629. De Aggeribus et Pontibus hactenus ad Mare extructis, digestum novum. 107 0. MOUNSEER, MRS.-1789. Sermon on the Death of Mrs. M. 572

MOUNT, RICHARD. .1722. Funeral of R. M.; on Acts xiii. 36. 701 c.

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years 1793-1803. Lond. Longman, 3 vols. small 8vo.-1808. Statistical Account of every M., &c. in England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland 192 i.-1809. Théorie de l'Origine des M.agnes. 826 g.-1812. On the Vegetation of High M.s; translated from a Paper of M. Ramond's, 827 2.-1813. On the Vegetation of High M.s. 789 e.-1814. Some Account of the M.s of Ancient Latium. 420 n.- . 1816. A Comparative View of the Heights of the principal M.s in the World, with their Altitudes, carefully taken from the most approved Authorities, and so arranged as to form a most pleasing Picture. Lond. 8vo, -1818. The Comparative Altitude of the M.s in Spanish America. 132 j.-N. D.-Ola Man of the M.s. 301 r.-De M.ibus Ignivomis, 332 d.-Dissertations on the M.s and Quarries of Hungary. 362 b.-Epistola de M.ium Admiratione. 411 d.

MOUNTAIN, BLUE. - 1816. A Journey into the Interior of New South Wales, across the Blue M.s. 632 v. MOUNTAINEERS.-1754. Essais sur les Usages des M.es. 107 u.—1795. M.; a Play. 249 d.-1811. The Welch M.; a Novel. 689 f

MOUNT-ALEXANDER, EARL OF.-1663. Funeral of the Earl of M.-A.; on 2 Tim. i. 10. 822 %.

MOUNTEBANK. -1602. The Anatomies of the True Physician and Counterfeit M. 713 y. 1654. A Detection of the M.s of both Sexes. 965 i.

MOUNTFORT, WILLIAM.—1720. Some Memoirs of the Life of Mr. M. 688 y.

MOUNTING.-1800. The whole `Process of Working Black and Gold M., Drawing, Cleaning Pictures, &c. 268 y.

MOUNTMORRIS, LORD.1641. Copy of a Sentence of War proagainst Sir Francis Annesley and Baron M., together with his Lordship's Petition against Thomas (Wentworth) Earl of Strafford, &c. 33 p.-1641. The Sentence of the Council of War pronounced against Lord M. 688 %. -1641. The Lord M.'s Petition to Parliament. 688 %.

MOURA, Mr. DE. — -1750. Account of De M.'s Engine for raising Water by Fire. 861 j.

MOURNER. 1521. Consolatio Luctus et Mortis Parrbisiensis. 365 0.-1652. The M. comforted. 446 h.-1660. The Loyal M. 825 y.-1692. The Christian M. comforted; Funeral of Susan Tyte, on 1 Thess. iv. 13. 873 k.-1693. The M.'s Directory, with the M.'s Soliloquy. 313 c.1699. The M.'s Companion, or Funeral Discourses on several Texts. 854 e.- 1783. The M.; or, the Afflicted Relieved. 445 u.1816. The M. comforted; or, Consoling Reflections to Parents on the loss of a Child. Lond. 8vo. MOURNING. 1613. The Period of M., divided into six Visions. 739 h. 1657. Syon in the House of M. 890 h. 1660. House of M.; or, Funeral Discourses. Lond. fol.-1662. A loud Call to great M.; on Zech. xii. 11. 466 b.-1666. Lamentation, M., and Woe. 466 b. 1679. God's Call to Weeping and M. 153 w. 1697. M. Bride. 252 v.1761. A modest, loyal, and unanswerable Apology, for not complying with (first or last,) the Lord Marshall, relating to a General M. Lond. Cooper, 8vo. 1s. - 1804. The House of M., and the House of Feasting; a Sermon. 764 l. 1805. Victory M.; a Sermon, preached Nov. 10. 572 a. (1816.) The House of M.; a Poem on the Death of a Son. 840 p. N. D. The House of M. furnished, &c. 774 v. 897 v.

MOUSE.1687. The City M. and Country M.; a Burlesque on Dryden's Hynd and Panther. 678 e.-1687. The Hind and the Panther, transversed to the Story of the Country M. and City M. 778 e. 1798. An Account of the Jumping M. of Canada, Dipus Canadensis, 288 0.-1815. The Philosophic M.; or, a Pleasing Explanation of some Philosophical Subjects included in the Narrative of a M.; a Work adapted to render Philosophical Subjects pleasing to juvenile minds. 436 s. MOUSE-TRAP.-1741. M.cipula; a Latin Poem. 505 a.-N. D. -A Translation of the M.cipula. 241 t.

MOUSIAD.-1787. The M.; an Heroi-Comic Poem; Cant. I. By Polly Pindar, Half-Sister to Peter Pindar. Lond. Ridgway, 4to. 1s. MOUSSON.-N. D.—Des Eaux Minerales de la Montagne de M. en Lorraine. 318 0.

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Art of calculating Numbers to all sorts of M. 298 h.-1726. Essai sur le M. 273 9.-1803. Analyse detaillée de différentes Questions qui se rapportent au M. d'un corps solicité par des puissances quelconques. 778 -1805. Principes Fondamentaux de l'Equilibre et du M. 195 g. MOVEMENT, MILITARY. -1673. La Statique, ou la Science des Forces M.antes. 730 w.-1757. Principles of M. M., chiefly applied to Infantry. 323 r.-1786. Rules and Regulations for the M.s of his Majesty's Forces. MOVER.-1804. Some Account of a Condenser of Forces, or a Method of obtaining the greatest possible effect from a first M. 779 a. N. D.-A Primum Mobile, in 12 Books.

358 t.

634 p.

MOVING BODIES.-1726. A Remark on the New Opinion relating to the Forces of M. B., in the case of the Collision of Non-Elastic Bodies. 326 r. - -1814. An Electro-Galvanic Agency employed as a M. Power.

MOWBRAY, LORD.-1685. Decree in the Cause between the Hon. Charles Howard, Esq. Plaintiff; Henry, late Duke of Norfolk, Henry, Lord M., his Son, Henry, Marquis of Dorchester, and Richard Marriot, Esq. Defendants. 367 t.

MOWBRAY, ADELINE.-1804. A. M., or the Mother and the Daughter; a Tale. 718 f

MOWBRAY, CHRISTABELLE de. — 1805. The Pilgrim of the Cross; or the Chronicles of C. de M. 482 e.

MOWBRAY CASTLE.-1789.

Lond. Stalker, 12mo. 3s.

The C. of M.; an English Romance.

MUCCHAKO.—1801.

283 c.

Travels in M., &c. between the years 1781

and 1797. MUCEDORUS. 1598. M.; a Comedy, ascribed to Wm. Shakespeare. 554 %.-1598. M., the King's Sonne of Valencia, and Amadine, the King's Daughter of Arragon; a Comedie. 848 p. MUCILAGE, a slimy or viscous mass.-1765. Experiments on mixing Oils, Resinous, and Pinguid Substances with Water by means of a Vegetable M. 388 b.-1780. Experiments establishing a Criterion between M.inous and Purulent Matter. 285 q.-1799. Process used to separate M. from Linseed Oil. 850 w.-1811. On the M.inous State of Distilled Waters. 166 c.

MUCK.-1811. Plan of damping M., whereby a considerable expense is saved to the Farmer. 685 f.

MUCKLOW, JOHN. -1753. An Attempt towards the Character of the late Mr. J. M., who died the 24th of April 1753. Lond. Cooper, 4to. 6d.

MUCOSUM, RETE.-1792. Cause of Disease of the true Skin, and its Emanations, the R. M. and Cuticle. 539 x.

MUCOUS ACID. 1811. Comparative Examination of the M. A. formed by the Action of Nitric Acid on Gums and on Sugar of Milk. 590 k.

MUCUS, a secretion that takes place in various parts of the body that would be otherwise exposed to the action of the atmospheric air, if not prevented by its presence.-1814. M. Discharges. 234 m.-1817. Some Account of the Nests of the Java Swallow, and of the Glands that secret the M. of which they are composed. 508 o.

MUD.-1739. A Proposal for cleansing M. out of Rivers, Harbours, &c. 457 i. 1804. Description of a Machine for clearing Great Roads from M. 975 0.

MUDGE, LIEUTENANT-COLONEL.-1810. Four Letters to Lieut.-Col. M. 826 p.

MUDGE, THOMAS.-1792. Answer to a Pamphlet, entitled, A Narrative of Facts, lately published by T. M. jun., relating to some Timekeepers constructed by his father, Mr. T. M. 652 z.-1792. Narrative of Facts relating to Mr. M.'s Time-keepers. 689 t.

MUET, M. SAUVAGUE LE.-1790. An Extract from the MS. Journal of M. S. le M., 1714. 281 w.

MUFFLES.-1808. Description of an Improved Mode of constructing M. for Chemical Purposes. 920 l.

MUGELLO, in Tuscany.--EM. LIT. CH. BORN AT M.-N. D.John Andreas. 30 w.-Dinus, or Dino. 305 e.

MUGGLETONIANS, a sect who arose in England about 1657, so

The absurd 1695. The

-EM. LIT. CH. BORN AT M.

denominated from their leader, Ludowic Muggleton.-1694. and mischievous Principles of the M. considered. 969 q. M.' Principles prevailing. 897 v. MUHLHAUSEN, in the Sundgaw. 1728. John Henry Lambert. 583 t. MUIA.-1726. Letters from M. to Phyllis. 900 t. MUIOPOTMOS.-1590. M. ; or the Fate of the Butterflie. 872 f. MUIR, ROBERT, ESQ.-1814. Examination of the Resolutions adopted by a Meeting of Gentlemen in Glasgow, after discussing the Merits of a Bill for building and endowing Churches, &c. in the City of Glasgow; addressed to R. M., Esq. 371 w.

MUIR, THOMAS, ESQ. - 1793. An Account of the Trial of Mr. T. M., younger of Huntershill, before the High Court of Justiciary at Edinburgh, on the 30th and 31st days of August, 1793, for Sedition. Edin. Robertson, 8vo. 3s. 1794. Speech in the House of Commons, on moving an Address to the King in behalf of T. M., Esq. 5 u. MULARD.-1718. An Appeal to the English Nation concerning the Calumnies of one M. against the French Protestants and Proselytes. 320 -N. D.-Account of a motley coloured Girl and M.

C.

MULATTO.Boy. 683 r. MULBERRY GARDEN.-1668. The M. G. 842 w. 865 w. MULBERRY TREE.-1666. On an unusual Method of propagating M. T.s in Virginia. Phil. Trans. Abr. i. p. 66.- 1758. Of Planting M. T.s. 781 1785. A Treatise on the White M. 803 u. On the Advantages of grafting Walnut, M., and Chesnut Trees. 576 c. Des Manufactures de Soies et du Murier. 659 r.-1812. Of the Propagation of the M. T. by Cuttings. 576 g.-1818. On the best Mode of pruning and training the M. T. 576 i.

-1811.

1808.

MULCT.-1607. Argument, proving that Ecclesiastical Commissioners have no power to imprison, M., &c. 991 r.

MULE. 1776. The most approved Methods of breeding, rearing, and fitting for use M.s, &c. 334 k. -1810. Account of a M. Animal, be

tween the Male Ass and Female Zebra.

576 d.

MULEY, ABDALA MELEK, King of Barbary. — 1633. Life and Death of M. A. M. 469 s.

MULEY ISHMAEL, Emperor of Morocco.-1693. Christian Captives under M. I. 155 j.

The Tragical

Condition of the

MULGRAVE, LORD. See PHIPPS, HON. C. J. MULHEIM, a town of Westphalia, in the duchy of Berg, seated near the Rhine. -EM. LIT. CH. BORN AT M.-1654. James Rhenfred. 800

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MULL, one of the Hebrides of Scotland, twenty-eight miles in length, separated from the mainland of Argyleshire by a narrow passage, called the Sound of Mull. 1802. A Description of part of the Mainland of Scotlaud, and of the Isle of M. 692 զ.

MULLER, JOHN.-1651. Defensio Fidei Catholicæ Romanæ, contra Admonitionem Necessariam J. M.i. 542 c.- 1737. Account of M.'s Book of Conic Sections. 326 s.-1810. J. M.'s Life and Will. 690 h. MULTINOMIAL. 1697. A Method of raising an Infinite M. to any given Power, or extracting any given Root of the same. 295 g. 1748. Of the Fluents of M.s, and Series affected by Radical Signs, which do not begin to converge till after the second terin. 857 m.-1754. Denominators certain M.s. 585 a.

MULTIPLICATION.-1781. Use of Nepier's Bones in M., Division, and Extraction of Roots. 604 u.-1795. The Binomial Theorem demonstrated by the Principles of M. 808 d.-1815. On the Rules for Algebraic M. 337 v.

MULTITUDE.-1566. Libellus de M.ine. 341 p.1586. A Mirrour for the M.; or Glasse wherin mai be seene the Violence, the Errour, the Weaknesse, and rashe Consent of the M., and the daungerous Resolution of such, as without regarde of the Truth, endeuour to runne and ioyne themselves withe the M. 708 p.-1780. M., an Ordination Sermon on Matth. ix. 36-38. Chapter to the English M. By one of the People.

1s.

Compassion on the 913 m. 1798. A Lond. Symonds, Evo.

MUMBO CHUMBO. -1765. M. C.; a Tale; written in the ancient manner; recommended to modern devotees. Lond. Becket, 4to. Is. MUMIA.-1662. M. Wratislavienses. 447 k.-1694. Of the Native M. or Bitumen of Persia. 561 z.

MUMIOGRAPHIA.-1716. M. Medica. 490 l. MUMMY, a dead body, preserved by the Egyptian art of embalming. -1703. De M.is Ægyptiacis. 568 y.-1720. Monumenta Vet. illustrata, 2 partibus, quarum altera M. ias, Simulacra, &c. 565 r.-1736. Of a M. inspected at London, 1736. 455 a.-1737. Twenty-five Plates of M.ies, Obelisks, and other Egyptian Antiquities; with two Essays towards explaining the Hieroglyphical Figures on the Coffins of two of the most ancient M.ies belonging to Captain William Lethieullier. 426 n.-1794. Observations on some Egyptian M.ies opened in London. MUMPS, gainsay, sore throat. - 1790. Account of a Distemper, by the Common People in England vulgarly called the M. 462 n. MUNCER, THOMAS.- -N. D.-Confutation of the Explication of the 19th Psalm, published by T. M. 11j.

124 n.

MUNCHAUSEN, or MUNIKHOUSEN, BARON.-1786. Gulliver revived; or the Singular Travels, Campaigns, Voyages, and Adventures of Baron M. 12mo. 3d edition, considerably enlarged. Lond. Kearsley, 2s.