URE'S DICTIONARY OF CHEMISTRY.This Day is published.In one large volume, 8vo. printed double columns, with Engravings, price One Guinea, in boards,A DICTION ARY of CHEMISTRY, on the basisof Nicholson’s, in which the principles of the Science are investigated anew, and its application to the Phenomena of Name* Medicine. Minerahsv, Agriculture, and Manufactures detailed. Bv ANDREW ORE, MiD. With an Introductory Dissertation, c.Authorities recommending this Work: u We confidently recommend this Dictionary to Medical Students, Manufacturers, Agriculturists, and Mineralogists, as the most useful work in Chemistry they can pbssess/’—-Eclectic Review, April.“ We have no hesitation in affirming the Work con fains greater powers of original research than any body of chemical Knowledge that has yet appeared, since the Elements of Sir Hum- , phrey Davy*”—Tilioch’s Philosophical Magazine. .It is a work which displays considerable diligence gnd equal knowledge of the subject of which it treats, and will form a,valuable addition to the Student’s Library/’—Journal of Science,. No. 21.“ Tire Work, in our opinion, is unrival ed; theory in general has been rejected from its pages, its doctrines and practical views are based on the result of experimental induction, and 5ts is, in a particular manner, significant. perspicuOT$,rand'deg*ht.”_ —Johnson's Medical Journal* April. 1821. * ?sLondon : Printed for J. and G. Underwood, , awd Thos A. Black, Edinburgh ; and R. Griffin and Co. Glasgow.