A biographical dictionary of the living authors of Great Britain and Ireland : comprising literary memoirs and anecdotes of their lives, and a chronological register of their publications, with the number of editions printed including notices of some foreign writers whose works have been occasionally published in England. Illustrated by a variety of communications from persons of the first eminence in the world of letters.

  • Upcott, William, 1779-1845.
Date:
1816
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Credit: A biographical dictionary of the living authors of Great Britain and Ireland : comprising literary memoirs and anecdotes of their lives, and a chronological register of their publications, with the number of editions printed including notices of some foreign writers whose works have been occasionally published in England. Illustrated by a variety of communications from persons of the first eminence in the world of letters. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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    ATK The Seaman’s Medical Advocate, 8vo. 1798. Aui;n df.ll, John. The Genuine Influence of Scripture Principles in Life and Death, a Sermon preached at Silver Street Chapel, Whitby, on the Death of the Rev. Edw. Williams, D. D. 8vo. 18115. Asn, Edward, M. D. ArgyJe Street, Physician Extraordinary to the King, Nephew of the late Dr. John A. The Speculator (published in Weekly Numbers,) 8vo. 1790. Ashburnham, William, Esq. grand- son of the late Sir William A. Bishop of Chichester. • The Restoration of the Jews, a poem, 4to. 1791— El'Sine Sonnets and other Poems, 4to. 1795. Asiidowne, William, of Canterbury. E-say explaining Jesus’ true .Meaning in his Para- bles, 8vo. 1780.—The Unitarian, Arian, and Trinita- rian Opinion respecting Christ examined, 8vo. 1789.— An Attempt to shew that the Opinion concerning the Devi! or Satan as a fallen Angel, and that lie tempts men to sin, hath no real Foundation in Scripture,8vo. 1'9E Proofs that Adults only are included in the Design of tiie New Covenant, ur the Gospel Dispen- sation, 8vo. 1702.—Two Letters addressed to the pp. of Llandaff, respecting the distinction made by his Lordship between the Operation of tiie Holy Spirit in the primitive Ministers of Christ, and its Operation in Men at this day, Svo. 17g8. Ashf., Rev. Jonathan. The Masonic Manual, or Lectures on Freemasonry 1813. Asiie, Nicholas. Fuuthea, a Tragedy, 12mo. 1803. Ashe, Robert Hoadly, D. D. formerly Curate and Master of the Free Grammar School, Crewkerne, Somersetshire. I oetical translations hy John Browne, of Crew- kerne, (a boy eleven years old.) 4to. 1787.—Letter to John Milner, Amlior of the Ilistoiy of Winchester, occasioned by bis aspersions on the Memory and Writings of Dr. Benjamin Hoadly, formerly Bp. of Winchester, 8vo. 1799. Ashf., Thomas, Esq. late Captain of the York Rangers. Travels in America, in 1806, 3 v. 12mo. 1808. The Spirit of the Book, nov. 3 v. l2mo. 181] The I.iheral Critic, nov. 3 v. 12ino. 1812. A Commercial View and Geographical Sketch of the Brazils and Madeira, 8vo. 1812. Ashley, entering upon tiie pastoral office, 8vo. 1805. The Fall of eminent Men in Critical Periods, a National Ca- I amity ; a Sermon on the Death of Mr. Fox, Svo. 1806.—A Sermon on the Death of the Rev. T. Lind- sey, 8vo. 1808.—Oration delivered, Oct. 16, 1809, on laying the lir-t stone of the Gravel Pit Meeting- house, 8vo. 1810.—Bigotry and Intolerance defeated or an Account of the Prosecution of Mr. John Gis- borne, Unitarian Minister of Soliam, Cambridgeshire, Svo. 1810—A Vindication of Unitarian Worship, a Sermon, 8vo. 1810.—A Selection of Hymns for the Unitarian Worship, 12 no. 1811.—Tiie Beneficial In- fluence of Christianity on the Character and Condi, tion of the Female Sex, a Sermon, Svo. 1812.—A Vin- dication of Religious Liberty, a Sermon preached at Bridport, 12mo. 1812.—A Sermon in behalf of the So- ciety for the relief of the necessitous Widows and Children of Protestant Dissenting Ministers, 1812. Astley', Francis Dick infield, Esq. of Duckinfield Hal], Cheshire. Hints to Planters, Svo. 1807*—To his pen is also ascribed, Varnishaudo, a serio-comic Poem, ad- dressed to Collectors of Paintings by an admirer of the Arts, 8vo. 1809- Astlf.y, Philip,formerly in the Army, Proprietor of the Amphitheatre, West- minster Bridge. A Desciiption and Historical Account of the Places now the Theatre of War in the Low Countries, 8vo. 1*91.—Remarks on the Profession and Duty of a Soldier, 8vo. 1794-—-Treatise on Horsemanship, 8vo. Aston, Josi pii. The Manchester. Guide, sm. 8vo—The Lancashire Gazetteer, 12mo. I8O9. Aston, (Walter Hutchinson,) Lord ; heir male ot the very ancient House of Tixall, Stafford, in Holy Orders, Rec- tor of Hartfield, Sussex, succeeded his father in 1805, and married in 1802 Elizabeth, daughter of the Rev. Dr! Haines. Select Psalms in verse, will, a Preface and Biogra- phical notices of those persons who have translated the whole book of Psalms, Svo. 1811. Atchesun, Naihaniel, F. A. S. Soli* citor. Report of the Case Havelock against RookwooiJ, argued and determined in the Court of King’s Bench on tiie Validity of a Sentence of Condemnation by an enemy’s Consul in a neutral Port, 8vo. 1800.—A Letter on the present state of the carrying parto'fthe Coal Trade, 3vo. 1802.—Report of the case, Fisher agidnst Ward, respecting the Russian Embargo on BnusI, ships Svo. 1803.—American encroachments on British Rights, Svo. 1808. 1801Art °f 011 “nd Annealing in Glass, 4to. Ashmore, Thomas, Ecq. formerly a Merchant in the City of London. * „ Analysis of the several Bank Annuities, 4to. 1774 ATHERLEY, EDMUND GlBSON, Esq. (A Aspin, J. Professor and Teacher of 0ra-Vs Imi- History anti Chronology. The Geo-dhronology of EnTope, 2d edit. 1808.— An Appeal to Public Candour against Mr. Lancas- ter's Attack on tiie Clerkenwell Parochial Sunday Schools, 1809.—A Complete System of Chronology or Universal History abridged, 1813. Aspi.and, Robert, Unitarian Minister at the Gravel Pits Meeting, Hackney Reflections upon the Libera! Spirit of the Apos- !es, a Discourse delivered, June 7, 1805, before the Ulutanau Congregation at Hackney, on occasion of Lit. Cat. Treatise on the Law of Marriage anj other Fa- mily Settlements, 8vo. 1813. Atkins, , Mathematical Instru- ment maker. Essay on the Relation between the specific gray*, strength, and value of Spirituous Liquors, 4to. AH,im JaME^ M-a- Sector of St. Michael s, Long Stanton, Canibridee- s lire; educated at St. Mary Magdalen Coll. Cambridge, B. A. 177-1. B