rrize. . .URE S DICTIONARY OF CHEMISTRY.7 his Uoy is publm/itd,in One Volume. 8vo. consisting of nearly HOft oages, in double columns with fitteii Ehgravings, price One Gui ea, in boards,A DICTIONARY of CHEMISTRY, on the Basisof Vh. Nicholsonts, in which the Principles ol tlie Scienceare investigated anew, and its app icaiion t» the Phenomena of Nature, Medicme, Mineralogy, Agriculture, and Manutactures dafailed.By ANDREW URE, M.D.Londonj Printed for Thomas and George Underwood; J. Highly and Son, Fleet-sueet. Simpkin and Marshall, Station ers-court; T. Teg*, Cheapside; A. Black, Edinburgh; and Griffin and Co. Giast;ow.Ex ract from the Philosophical Magazine, respecting Dr. Ure’s Dictionaryu We hasten to give some account of a Work calculated to excite great interest in the chemical world. Its apthnr has been ton* known as a brilliant and successful public teacher of the science, and peculiarly conversant in its useful application t we have no hesitation iii affirming, that it contains greater power of original research than any 'body of chemical knowledge which has appeared since the Elements of Sir H. Davy/*