by, the Royal Society of London. 794 d. 1793. On Electric A.; in which the Absurdity of the Doctrine of Positive and Negative Electricity is proved. 740 r.-1794. The Construction and Use of a Thermometer for shewing the Extremes of Temperature in the A. during the observer's absence. 859 c.1798. Account of a Singular Instance of A. Refraction. 589-1799. Remarks on the Variation to which the lower parts of the A. are sometimes subject. 935 h. 1800. Observations on the Nature and Properties of the A.; to which are added, Observations on the Moon's Influence on the A., and the Rise and Fall of the Mercury in the Barometrical Tube. 316 h. 1800. Concerning the Influence of the Moon upon the A. of the Earth. 582 v. 1800. On Double Images caused by A. Refraction. 979 z. 980 c.1801. Observations sur la Pesanteur de l'A. 781 t. -1801. Of the Variations of the A. 574 k. 1802. 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The Scripture Doctrine of A., first in relation to Jewish Sacrifices, and then to the Sacrifice of our blessed Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ; explained and proved to be vicarious, equivalent and satisfactory for sin; and vindicated from the misrepresentations of Mr. John Taylor of Norwich; in a Letter to the Author, by Philo-Biblos. Lond. Gardner, 8vo. 2s.-1772. The Doctrine of A. briefly considered. 432 e.-1785. An Answer to the Rev. Dr. Priestley's Objections to the Doctrine of the A. by the Death of Christ. 463 q.-1789. Christ Crucified; or the Scriptural Doctrine of the A. briefly illustrated and demonstrated, in four Discourses. 348 2.-1 -1790. Sermon on the A. of Christ. 385 w.-1795. The Doctrine of the A. illustrated; in 8 Sermons. S.-1799. A Vindication of the Calvinistic Doctrines of Human Depravity, the A., Divine Influences, &c. 970 l.-1801. Discourses and Dis. sertations on the Scriptural Doctrine of A. and Sacrifice. 634 f.—1802. Thoughts on the New Testament Doctrine of A. 857 g.1802. Demonstration of the great Doctrine of A. 286 d.-1804. Letters on the A. 547 b.N. D.-Discourses and Dissertations on the Scriptural Doctrines of A. and Sacrifice. 629 g.-On the A. 819 b. The ScripVOL. III. 933 N ture Doctrine of A. examined. 463 g.-A Letter to a Parishioner on the Doctrine of the A. 877 e. See CHRISTIANITY, THEOLOGY. ATRABILIOUS TEMPERAMENT.-1780. Method of treating the A. Temperament and Gout. 434 g. ATRAMENTUM.-1660. De A. cujuscunque Generis, Opus sane novum, hactenus a nemine promulgatum, in vi. descriptiones digestum. 190 j. ATREBATES, or ATTREBATES, a Tribe of the Belge, who inhabited that country now called Artois.-1582. Comm. ad Consuetudines A. 428 d. ATREUS, King of Mycena.-1751. A. and Thyestes; a Tragedy. 269 b. ATROPHY, Emaciation, from defect of nourishment.—1654. Tabidorum Theatrum, sive Phthiseos A. et Hecticæ Venodochium. 99 S.1675. De A. 240 t. 1781. An A. from the Stomach displaced. 619 b.-1781. The Fatal Kiss; a Poem: written in the last Stage of an A., by a beautiful Young Lady. 959 t.-1789. Some Remarks on the Prevalence of the A. Lactantia. 944 a.-1803. On the A. Ablactatorum or Weaning Brash. 221 d. ATROPOS, d'.-1525. Les Trois Contes de Cupidon et d'A., dont le premier fut inventé par Seraphin, Poete Italien. 635 %. ATTABALIBU of Peru.-1595. The Nobleness of the Asse, by A. ATTACHMENT.-1775. The Unfortunate A. See EMMA, 1773. - 1790. Exalted A. See NORMAN, 1790. 1794. The Unfortunate A.; or Memoirs of Mr. and Mrs. de la Bedoyere; a true History, written in the year 1746; translated from the French, by a Lady. Lond. Vernor and Hood, 12mo. 2 vols. 6s.-1798. The Influence of Local A.; a Poem. 767 b. ATTACK. 1598. Della E. de difessa della Fortrezze; lib. duo, 176 w.1694. La Manière de les A. 725 t. 1780. Mémoires pour l'A. et la Défense d'un Place. 429 t.-1736. Nouveau Traité de l'A. et de la Defense des Places. 928 y. 1759. 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Appellatione, pendente, Tractatus. 486 t. 1736. On the Effects of A. Medicines, &c. 67 c.1789. Observations on Common Water, so far as it respects the Subject of A. nuncupati. 541 . ATTERBURY, FRANCIS, Bishop of Rochester.-1701. The Principles of Dr. A.'s Book of the Rights of Convocation stated and examined. 958 n. 1701. Ecclesiastical Synods and Parliamentary Convocations of the Church of England; historically and justly vindicated from the Misrepresentations of Mr. A. 566 s.1706. Some Reflections on Dr. A.'s Sermon at the Funeral of Mr. Bennet. 500 y.-1712. Sermon on Acts xii. 5. on Bishop A.'s Imprisonment. 210 u.-1723. Defence of the late Lord Bishop of Rochester, against the Bill for inflicting Pains and Penalties upon him. 987 f.-1727. Memoirs of the Life, Character, Conduct, and Writings of Dr. Francis A., Bishop of Rochester, from his Birth to his Banishment. 873- 1732. Reply to Bishop A.'s Vindication of Smallridge, Aldrich, and himself. 716 r.-1748. A Commentary on the Character of Iapis by A. 951 ƒ.—1768. The Private Correspondence of Dr. Francis A., Bishop of Rochester, and his Friends in 1725. 282 b. 1783. Bishop A.'s Epistolary Correspondence, with Notes, and a Life. 703 y.-1790. Opinions on the Test and Corporation Acts, by A. See TEST ACT, 1790.- —N. D.—Celebrated Speech in the House of Lords, in defence of A. 959 y. 81 2. ATTI, ISOTTA DEGLI.-A Collection of Poems, written in honour of the beautiful Isotta Degli A. ATTICA, a country of Greece, to the east of Peloponnesus, from which it is separated by the Saronic Gulph. It is particularly distinguished as having for its capital Athens. .1495. Liber de Mensibus A., Græce. 404 s.-1650. Quæstiones Quotidianæ et Observationes ad Jus A. et Romanum. 485 r. 1658. Archæologiæ A. 128 a.-1776. A Description of A., and its celebrated capital Athens. 211 m. 1815. Cursory Sketch of a Route through A., the Morea, &c. 505 p.EM. LIT. CH. 1513. Dinarchus, a Native of A. or of Corinth. 304 y. ATTIC NIGHTS, ATTIC STORIES, &C.-1469. Noctes A., divided into twenty books. 406 n.-1624. Delicia A. 13 n.-1690. Thomæ Magistri Dictionum A. Ecloga. 120 0.-1698. Thomæ Magistri Dictionum A. Ecloga. 135 z. -- 1817. The A. Stories, by Edward Hazelrig, Esq. Glasg. Reid and Henderson, 12mo. See WANDERER, 1817. -N. D.-Mellificum A. 731 a. ATTICUS.-1769. A Collection of the Letters of A., Lucius, Junius, and others; with Observations and Notes. Lond. Almon, 8vo. 2s. 6d. ATTICUS, TITUS POMPONIUS. -1470. Epistolæ ad A., editio princeps. 229 n. - - 1470. Epistolæ ad A., Brutum, et Quintum Fratrem. 229 0.1470. Epistolæ ad Brutum, ad A., et ad Quintum Fratrem. 229 t.-1547. Comment. in Epist. ad A. 18 c.-1594. T. P. A. Vita. 229 r.-1627. Lessons and Exercises out of Cicero ad A. 955 d.-1714. Tully's Letters to A. 676 p. 1719. The Life of T. P. A.; with Remarks. 726 l.-1735. The Lives of T. P. A., Miltiades, and Cimon. 699 b.-1752. Epistles to A., with Notes, historical, critical, and explanatory. 229 n.-1813. Life. 108 a. N. D.-Ciceronis Epist. ad A. 30 w.-An English Translation of the Life of Pomponius A., written by Cor. Nepos. 456 %. — - Two Books of Tully's Letters to A., with Notes. 827 i. 942 %. 922 ATTORNIES.-1547. The A.'s Academy. 772 %.-1650. A true Answer to those thirteen false Reasons of the Filacers, A., &c. 553 f.1657. The Practical Register; or the Accomplished A. 887 0.-1658. The Practicque Part of the Law, shewing the Office of a Compleat A. Lond. 8vo. 1672. Practica Wallia; or the Proceedings of the Great Session of Wales; containing the Practice of an A. there, from an original to the execution. 929 e.-1682. A Certamen Epistolare, or Letters between an A. and a Dead Parson. 158 i.-1724. 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It is commonly known by the terms of Chemical Attraction,-Chemical Affinity,-Physical Attraction, and more abstractly under the heads of Attraction of Mountains,-Attraction of Solids, &c.--1581. A New A. 709 %.1674. Of the Cause of A. by Suction. 142 u.-1704. On Capillary A. 474 h.-1708. The Laws of A. and other Physical Principles. 563 w.-1715. Of an Experiment in order to discover the Law of the Magnetical A. 896 d.-1715. De Viribus Centralibus Epistolæ et Leges A. 563 u.-1716. Light produced by a slight A. of the Hand on a Glass Globe exhausted of its Air. 474 h.-1729. Calculations and Tables relating to the A. Virtue of Load462 a.-1732. The good Success of opposite Schirrous of a strong Mercurial A. 78 r.-1748. An Attempt to demonstrate that all the Phenomena in Nature may be explained by two simple active principles, A. and Repulsion. 575 9.-1752. The Cause of A. and Gravitation of Solids assigned. 744x-1761. 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