Ausserdem wird diese neue Ausgabe groffe Vorzüge vor der alten haben. Herr Looke hat wieder zwey Bånde von Zollikofers Predigten übersezt. Neue Patenterfindungen. Thomason in Birmingham hat eine verbesserte Methode Piken zu machen erfunden. Hymans hat eine Composition erfunden, mit der man sich den Bart nehmen kann, ohne Scheermesser, Seife oder Wasser dazu zu brauchen. (S. den Anfang dieses Hefts.) Wollaston hat eine Verbesserung an den Brillen gemacht. (S. XV. erstes Stück. Der bekannte Mas thematiker Walker hat sich nun auch wider diese Neues rungen erklärt.) Paßmore hat eine verbesserte Maschine erfunden, mit welcher man Häcksel schneiden, Bohnen spalten, Hafer zermalmen und Malz und Gerste mahlen kann. Neue Kupferstiche. A Child asleep ein schlafendes Kind. Sir Jos. Reynold pinx. J. Summerfield sculps. Das Origis nal ist in England berühmt; man hat schon einer Kupferstich in Mezzotinto davon, welcher treuer ist, als gegenwärtiger, aber Summerfield hat dennoch ein Kups fer in Strichmanier geliefert, welches überaus gut gez rathen ist und in der Societât zur Aufmunterung der Künste, der Manufakturen und des Handels den Preiß erhielt. Die schönsten Blätter, welche im vergangenen Mos nat erschienen, sind die Views in India von Daniell, Ward, Law, Hunter und Salvius. Wir haben ihrer schon vor der Herausgabe erwähnt. Der Verleger ift Orme. Bey demselben bekommt man ein Blatt, auf wels chem die Sepoys der Bengaler Armee nach ihrem vers schiedenen Range vorgestellt sind. Eva's Traum und Lycidas. Füeßli pinx. Lewis aquatint. sculps. Diese Gemåhlde waren ursprünglich in der Milton Gallerie und erhielten alles Lobl, das sie verdienten: aber die Kenner find mit den Kupfern das von ganz und gar nicht zufrieden. Neue Bücher im März. 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