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A Treatiſe on Building in Mater. By G. Semple. Quarto, ſewed, 128

Plans, Elevations, and Section of the Gaol, Priderwell, and Sberiff's Ward, lately built at Podmin, in the county of Cornwall, by Jobn Call, Eſd- upon the plan recommended by JFohn fioward, E/d. On a large ſheet, 28. 6d. 1

London and Woſzminſter improved. Illuſtrated by plans. To which is prefixed, a Diſcourſe on public Magnificence; with obſerva- tions on the ſtate of arts and artiſts in this kingdom; wherein the ſtudy of the polite arts is recommended as neceſſary

to a liberal education: concluded by fome propoſals relative to places not laid down in the plaus. By Jobn Gaynn, Architect. Boards, 5s.. Plans, Elevations, and Sections, preſented to the corporation of Bath, for the improvement of the batbs in that city; intending to make the whole one grand, uniform, elegant, and convenient ſtructure of the Ionic order. By the late R. Dingley, H/7-

Engraved on nine folio plates, by Rooker,&c. ſewed, 6s.

Encauſtic, or Count Caylus's Method of painting in the manner of the Ancients. By J. H. Muntz. Octavo, bound, 5s.

The Loung Draftſman's Guide to the true Outlines of the Human Figure; or a great variety of eaſy examples of the Human. Body; calculated to encourage young beginners, and thereby lead to the habit of drawing with accuracy and facility on true principles. By an eminent Artiſt, deceaſed. Engraved on eighteen copper-plates, folio, ſewed, 5s.

B00 x&& 0r ORNAMEN T G, Scc.

A Neuw Book of Ornaments; containing a variety of elegant deſigns for modern pannels, commonly executed in ſtucco, wood, or painting, and uſed in decorating principal rooms. Drawn and etched by P. Columbani. Quarto, ſewed, 7s. 66d.

A Variety of Capitals, Frizes, and Cornices; how to increaſe or decreaſe them, ſtill retaining the ſame proportion as the original- Likewiſe, twelve deſigns for chimney-pieces, drawa an inch and a half to a foot. On twelve plates, drawn and etched by P. Columbani. Folio, ſewed, é8.

The Prineiples of Drawing Ornaments made eaſy,

engraved in imitation of drawings, on ſixteen plates. to carvers, cabinet-makers, ſtucco-workers, painters,

By an Artiſt. Quarto, ſewed, 48. 6d.

Ornamental Iron Wark; or deſigns in the preſent taſte, for fan-lights, ſtair-caſe railing, window guard irons, lamp irons, paliſades and gates. With a ſcheme for adjuſting deſigns with facility and accuracy to any flope. Engraved on 21 plates, quarto, ſewed, 6s.

A neu Book of Ornaments, by S. Aiben. On ſix plates, ſewed, 28. 6d.

Twelve new Deſigns of Frames for Looking-Glaſſes, Pictures,&c. by§. H. carver, ſewed, 28.

A Book of Tablets, done to the full ſize commonly uſed for chimney-pieces. Deſigned and etched by J. Peiher, on ſix plates, ſewed, 38. 6d.

Ornaments in the Palmyrene Taſte; engraved on twelve quarto plates. By V. MWallis, ſewed, 48. 6d,

Law's new Book of Ornaments, ſewed, 28.

A Book of Vaſes, by T. Lacv, ſewed, 28.

A Bock of Vaſes, by P. Columbani, ſewed, 28.

A Book of Vaſes from the antique, on twelve plates, ſewed, 28.

Gerard's new Book of Foliage, ſewed, 28.

A fmall Book of Ornaments, on ſix leaves, by G. Edwards, 1s.

A new Book of Deſigns for Girandoles and Glaſs Frames. Drawn and engraved by B. Paſorini, on ten plates, ſewed, 48.

an Interior View of Durham Cathedral, and a View of the elegant Gothic Shrine in the ſame. Elegantly engraved on twe

large Sheets, ſize I9 and a half by 22 and a half; the pair, 128.

An LExterior and Interior View of St. Giles's Cpurch in ihe Fieldi, elegantly engraved by Walker, ſize 18 inches by 15; the pair, 58. A Plan and Elevation of the King of Portugal's Palace at Mafra, on two large Hheets, 6s. A north-weſt View of Greenwich Church, 18.

An elegant engraved View of Shoreditch Church, 2 feet 4 inches by 1 foot 8 inches, 38.

An elegant engraved View of the Monument at London, with the parts geometrically; ſize 21 by 33 inches; from an ori ginal by Sir C. Wren; and an Hiſtorical Account in letter preſs, 7s. 6d.

Sir Chriſtopher Wren's Plan for rebuilding the City of London after the great Fire, 1666, 18.

The Art of Practical Meaſuring by the Sliding Rule; fhewing how to meaſure timber, ſtone, board, glaſs, painting, alſo gauging,&. By H. Coggeſhall. A new edition, by J. Ham, bound, 1s.

The Building At of the 14th Geo. III. With plates, ſhewing the proper thickneſs of party walls, external walls, and chimneys.

A complete index, liſt of ſurveyors and their reſidence,&c. In a ſmall pocket ſize, ſewed, 28. 6d.

N. B. The notice and certificate required by the above act, may be had printed with blank ſpaces for filling up, price 25d. each, or 13 for 28.

by proper examples of leaves for mouldings, capitals, ſcrolls, huſks, foliage,&c. With inſtructions for learning without a maſter. Particularly ufeful ſmiths, and every one concerned in ornamental decorations.

Animals, drawn from Nature, and engraved in Aquatinta, by Charles Catton, on 36 plates folio, 2l. 178. in boards.

A General Hiſlory of Inland Navigation, Foreign and Domoeſtic; containing a complete Account of the Canals alreadu executed in Eng land; with Conſiderations on thoſe projected: to which are added, praclicad Obſervations. Illuſtrated with a whole Sheet Map colour ed, of all tbe Canals in England, and otber uſeful Plates. Quarto, 1I. 18. boards.

Speedily will be publiſhed, Sketches for Cottages, Villages, Rc. with their Plans and appropriate Scenery, by John Soane; to which will be added, Six Deſigns for improving and embelliſhing Grounds, with Explanations.

Alſo will be publiſhed ſoon, Antique Capitals of Columns, from actual Meaſurements, by G. Richardſon.